recovery elides too greedily and too deep; awakens eventfd #171
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tokio 1.39 and above use eventfd(7) instead of the more traditional self-pipe mechanism for injecting wake-ups into the event loop. We are, regrettably, not including the eventfd.conf configuration file for the eventfd kernel module in the recovery image. This causes the installinator to fail to start:
Interestingly this didn't cause the service to fail, or even to retry... It seems like the service uses the "transient" duration, which may be another (separate) bug.