I was listening to Matt Godbolt's the Two's Complement podcast "Squashing Compilers" and this got my attention, I think this was Ben Rady sharing his recent sys

I was listening to Matt Godbolt's the Two's Complement podcast "Squashing Compilers" and this got my attention, I think this was Ben Rady sharing his recent systemd issue - seems like related https://youtu.be/Au15lSiAkeQ?si=sxxP2ia9vUkWY5qy&t=982 https://youtu.be/Au15lSiAkeQ?si=sxxP2ia9vUkWY5qy&t=982 From the YouTube transcript: "I don't know what systemd is doing to take so long cuz this is the rub systemd essentially takes 100% CPU twice over. So on our two core machine that we run these things on, I can run top that when I actually got it, I said to you the machine was unresponsive, right? Because all in kernel land, locks are being taken out left, right, and center. Um, you know, we're trying to mount these things in parallel at sensible levels because we want to try and mount"