When using quicker hard drives like an SSD to boot, the quickened boot currently causes the pstate-frequency.service to fail, stating that it could not find a valid online power supply status. This is caused in part, because the machine boots very quickly (sub 1 second in userspace), causing the pstate-frequency.service file to fire perhaps before the required sys directories are created/mounted.
For the time being, enabling the udev service can apply the same effect of running the auto plan at boot. While not a huge issue, it will cause the service to fail making systemd mark the boot as not all clean.
Investigate systemd targets to see if pstate-frequency can be called only when sys is available.
When using quicker hard drives like an SSD to boot, the quickened boot currently causes the pstate-frequency.service to fail, stating that it could not find a valid online power supply status. This is caused in part, because the machine boots very quickly (sub 1 second in userspace), causing the pstate-frequency.service file to fire perhaps before the required sys directories are created/mounted.
For the time being, enabling the udev service can apply the same effect of running the auto plan at boot. While not a huge issue, it will cause the service to fail making systemd mark the boot as not all clean.
Investigate systemd targets to see if pstate-frequency can be called only when sys is available.