Fix regression in nondeterministic failure of overlay services#620
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Fix regression in nondeterministic failure of overlay services#620
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I've tested this with two first-time boots after re-flashing SD card images and with three reboots (without re-flashing in between reboots), and I haven't seen the behavior described in #618 (comment) - so I think this PR solves the problem, at least on my end. @sonnyp: since the problem seems to manifest more nondeterministically for me (in such a way that I still haven't been able to reproduce a larger failure resulting in loss of machine-name generation functionality), could you please check if this PR solves the |
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I couldn't reproduce with this. Confirmed twice.
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This PR attempts to fix the problem described in #618 (comment) (and analyzed in #618 (comment)), which may be a regression caused by #613.