Appears after upgrade from 18.04 to 20.04. Doesn't seem to affect the system but I preferred to use gzip instead of lz4 as for me it doesn't slow the boot (perhaps related to the fact I have nvme) - I've made several tests with both compression methods. But even if it slows a couple seconds I prefer this then priority 0 error. I agree that it either has to be fixed for the LTS versions kernels at least, as if you do not plan to change to the next LTS you will stuck with the current Kernel version, and it make sense in some case as for me some drivers didn't work with other kernel versions. Or the priority has to be lowered that it won't appear as emergency.
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