Hi,
after upgrading from 189 to 192, I noticed journalctl will no longer include
the journal entries from the initramfs bootup unless -m is passed.
Assuming this is caused by this 190-change:
* journalctl will only show local log output by default
now. Use --merge (-m) to show remote log output, too.
makes me wonder if that's an intended side effect or more of a bug? i.e. is
early userspace officially included in "remote" or should its ephemeral machine-
id maybe be special cased to show up even without -m?
I guess building the initramfs as hostonly would fix this surprise as
/etc/machine-id is then copied from the host, but hostonly implies many
unwanted things.
Thanks for clarifying,
Malte
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