Comment # 2 on bug 926330 from Thomas Blume

(In reply to Oliver Neukum from comment #0)
> If /home cannot be mounted (eg. on a RAID array or bcache and no driver in
> the initrd) the whole system refuses to come up. The system should be able
> to boot without /home

Hm, your example suggests that the whole device holding /home is not present.
In this case, fsck would fail, even before the mount is attempted.
I thought that even on System V systems, the boot would fail if an fsck fails.

However, on an systemd system it will fail for sure if a device holding a mount
is not present.
This works as designed.
If you don't want this, you need to add the nofail mount option as Bernhard
already wrote.

Ok, with this?