I like to start the computer with kde-autologin enabled, as it takes some seconds to load my desktop. Since i use zfs for my /home partition the kde-autologin comes too fast because /home is mounted later. The workaround can be to add zfs.service to the After= Line in /etc/systemd/displaymanager.service Why is zfs not recognized as a filesystem in the early stage of the boot? I think there are more possible issues with deamons running on zfs partitions. Is it possible to register zfs.service as a filesystem, so that it is started in the very beginning og the boot?
this is an old bug, closing, zfs got complete new set of units and this issue is likely solved. in case you still have ordering problems enabling zfs.target usually solves it.
