This happens in the initramfs, where some groups are not defined, and acl parsing fails. Unfortunately the parsing code (libacl) does not return meaningful error codes, so we don't have a way to differentiate between a "non-error" like missing groups, which we would simply ignore, and other errors. Some solution will have to be implemented in systemd upstream to deal with this properly.
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This happens in the initramfs, where some groups are not defined, and acl parsing fails. Unfortunately the parsing code (libacl) does not return meaningful error codes, so we don't have a way to differentiate between a "non-error" like missing groups, which we would simply ignore, and other errors. Some solution will have to be implemented in systemd upstream to deal with this properly.