1) doing first boot of encrypted zfs kinetic, edit boot cmdline to include:
systemd.mask=snapd.service systemd.snapd.seeded.service systemd.mask=snapd.socket
crutially this prevents snapd seeding to complete which calls systemctl daemon-relaod.
system boots normally
2) login into tty and check mounts (mount | grep zfs | wc => is 17)
3) systemctl daemon-reload => causes issues with -.mount and stops a bunch of stuff, and reastarts gdm, and unmounts a bunch of stuff.
4) login into tty, and check mounts, there are now just 7 zfs mounts
5) do $ sudo zfs mount -a => to get back to 17 mounts.
somehow something systemd does not like upon doing daemon-reload.
1) doing first boot of encrypted zfs kinetic, edit boot cmdline to include:
systemd. mask=snapd. service systemd. snapd.seeded. service systemd. mask=snapd. socket
crutially this prevents snapd seeding to complete which calls systemctl daemon-relaod.
system boots normally
2) login into tty and check mounts (mount | grep zfs | wc => is 17)
3) systemctl daemon-reload => causes issues with -.mount and stops a bunch of stuff, and reastarts gdm, and unmounts a bunch of stuff.
4) login into tty, and check mounts, there are now just 7 zfs mounts
5) do $ sudo zfs mount -a => to get back to 17 mounts.
somehow something systemd does not like upon doing daemon-reload.