checking a boot with loglevel=7 like in http://paste.ubuntu.com/7200123/ it seems that systemd-udevd starts very early, it should actually wait until the container is up (which should happen closer to the 10 second mark)
http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/touch-image-stats/274.changes shows that systemd was updated in 274
also checking the udev.override file we ship in lxc-android-config there is the following start condition
start on (android and stopped lxc-android-boot)
...
this should better be lxc-android-config, not lxc-android-boot.
checking a boot with loglevel=7 like in http:// paste.ubuntu. com/7200123/ it seems that systemd-udevd starts very early, it should actually wait until the container is up (which should happen closer to the 10 second mark)
http:// people. canonical. com/~ogra/ touch-image- stats/274. changes shows that systemd was updated in 274
also checking the udev.override file we ship in lxc-android-config there is the following start condition
start on (android
and stopped lxc-android-boot)
...
this should better be lxc-android-config, not lxc-android-boot.