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I am having problems similar to those described in Boot much slower after partition resize. To summarise I repartitioned my hard drive to get more space in /. To do this I deleted the swap space, resized and then repartitioned swap. Everything went cleanly except when trying to boot it takes about 1-2 minutes to get the login screen.

As suggested in these other posts:

  1. Deleted Swap, now boot takes forever
  2. Really slow boot on 16.04

I checked the blkid outputs with those in /etc/fstab and edited it so they match. This did not solve the long boot times though. Any suggestions?

Further Info:

systemd-analyze

Startup finished in 8.469s (kernel) + 3min 351ms (userspace) = 3min 8.820s

Output from systemd-analyze blame is here

Uninteresting output from cat /etc/rc.local is here

Output from cat /var/log/boot.log is here

fstab

sudo blkid output

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So I ended up fixing it by removing /etc/crypttab as suggested here (link courtesy of PyGeek03). However it was still booting slowly until I commented out the crpytswap line in fstab. After this it booted up at normal speeds. Just for reference here is my new fstab file,

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Thanks again for everyone's help and suggestions.

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