I agree with comment #11, that this seems like a service problem. I took a quick look at the kernel side. Normally I might suggest that we make the relevant driver built-in, but in this case it already is. It looks like the device gets created in response to a message from the host (afaict, I'm unfamiliar with hyperv), and I'm not sure how we would speed that up. In any case it seems like modifying the service to only start once its dependencies are available is a good idea.
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