In your second (working) example, I see you run "service docker stop"
before deleting the contents of "/var/lib/docker" but I do not see that
in your first example, which would definitely explain the behavior you
see ("service docker start" would be a no-op because Docker's already
running, and you've just yanked out all the data from underneath it, so
it's not very surprising that it sees errors trying to access said
data).

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Title:
  docker.io 20.10.x does not create sub-directories in /var/lib/docker
  on start (but does on restart)

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