Ah yes, that helps a lot. So somehow (not sure this is because I am using the Linux Cluster Management Console for setting up my test environment or because timing is just in my favour) I seem to avoid this because the drbd init script already loads the module. So by the time the pacemaker agent runs it does not have to. But I can see how it might happen. In order to get this into a Stable Release Update this should go into a new bug report, though. I believe "ubuntu-bug drbd8" should be the simplest way to do this. The description should point out why the module does not get loaded before in your case (if you know). Subscribe me to the new report, then I can spot it more easily.
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