The "/usr appears to be on its own filesystem ..." is just a warning.
Booting with separate /usr is supported, as long as it's a local
partition and not a remote one (the latter could work, but really nobody
tests this). I just did a 15.04 installation with separate /usr, and it
works fine.
Could there be something wrong with your /etc/fstab perhaps? Maybe some
UUID mismatch or so? In the emergency shell, can you please do
journalctl -b > /root/journal.txt
blkid > /root/blkid.txt
and attach /etc/fstab, /root/blkid.txt, and /root/journal.txt here?
Thanks!
** Summary changed:
- systemd will not work with a separate /usr partition
+ systemd does not boot with a separate /usr partition
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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