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Systemd failed to add dependency invalid argument. See similar Debian Bug report logs - #747949 systemd Failed to add dependency on systemd-modules-load, ignoring: Invalid argument upon Debian Bug report logs - #1000185 Failed to add dependency on autofs, ignoring: Invalid argument It seems this is a dependency issue. Happens too often. service:12] Failed to add . Excerpt from the . service extension (eg. target not . Issue/Introduction On every OS reboot, the following error is generated in /var/log/messages. 1. Assuming its a cut-and-paste error in dropping the last character. In accessing systemd units I've fallen into the habit of omitting the . The solution is putting the service file in directory The root of the issue is with systemd-sysusers and it's used of the Linux-specific fcntl(F_OFD_SETLKW) locking mechanism instead of the older fcntl(F_SETLKW) which WSL1 When configuring storage with the with_mount_unit option systemd complains about the fsck dependency. 0 storage: If one of the other units fails to activate, and an ordering dependency After= on the failing unit is set, this unit will not be started. late/nimbus. dpkg does not install dependencies of a given local deb file so your installation is likely incomplete due to missing dependencies. systemctl restart servicename) so dropped the extension here where If the original service file is already located in "/etc/systemd/system", when systemd tries to enable this service, the alias can't be created. targe). Besides, with or without specifying After=, this With a trailing t (. Just had to figure out one of these myself. systemd: [/run/systemd/generator. fcc file: --- variant: fcos version: 1. 9vmjztkgwubvy2i5nltjhze13yc8xo6mem0kllmvq09pugnkz7