Kernel 6.5 armbian-led-state.service order

[schwar3kat]

Description

A change to ledtrig_netdev driver causes the boot to fail on Orangepi-r1plus-lts and possibly other boards.
The board boots and LED netdev trigger works if service is modified to occur later in the boot sequence by using After=timers.target in armbian-led-state.service.

Jira reference number AR-1875
Issue discussion rockchip64: bump rockchip64-edge kernel to 6.5#5657

How Has This Been Tested?

Tested on current and 6.5y Rockchip64 and other (H5).
The following configurations were tested for boot, reboot and shutdown then boot and that LED's light when network is connected and LED's flicker on network activity:

• Orangepi R1 Plus LTS with Kernel 6.5y with ledtrig_netdev configured for two ethernet ports and two LED's.
• Orangepi R1 Plus LTS with Kernel 6.1y with ledtrig_netdev configured for two ethernet ports and two LED's.
• Orangepi Zero Plus with Kernel 6.5y with ledtrig_netdev configured for one ethernet ports and one LED.

Checklist:

• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
• My changes generate no new warnings
• Any dependent changes have been merged and published in downstream modules

[paolosabatino]

Just a note: perhaps it is a good idea to let the script run after both timers.target and local-fs.target if possible, if timers.target is not already implicitly run after local-fs.target

[schwar3kat]

implicitly run after local-fs.target

@paolosabatino - I assumed this because it runs so late. (I picked the latest, that I could see in the logs). But your question prompted me to check if this is true.

systemd-analyze dump shows unit timers.target is after sysinit.target which is after local-fs.target, so it's safe to leave it, noting that it got approved and merged overnight (for me in NZ).

We could possibly have used sysinit.target instead (although it occurred several seconds earlier).