Bug#793426: Debian 8.1 - missing separate /usr in guided encrypted LVM partitioning scheme

[Patryk Hanckowiak <pathanck@gmail.com>]

Package: debian-installer
Version: ---

Architecture: amd64
UEFI selected at boot

The guided LVM encrypted partitioning layout does not create a separate 
/usr partition and creates a 8-10 GB / (root) partition. This happens in 
both separate /var, /tmp, /home installer option and separate /home 
option - guided encrypted LVM. You end up with a 8-10 GB / (root) (which 
includes the /usr partition) and this seems too small for a desktop 
system. If you don't want to give the user the option of a separate / 
(root) partition, for some reason, / (root) has to be assigned more space.

In previous versions of Debian there seems to have been a /var, /tmp, 
/home, /usr option. Now there is only separate /var, /tmp, /home, which 
seems to be a bug.

Hope this is enough information.

Regards