The bootchart was not provided by the original reporter, so it's
impossible to tell whether this was their problem.
Caleb: it looks like you're just having a disk check in that chart.
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A boot chart has been provided, please re-evaluate.
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I have the same issue (though my startup warnings refer to blkid's). I'm
attaching a bootchart that shows the effect. I found that if I disabled
fsck in the /etc/fstab file, boot was much quicker. But that seems
unsafe...
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Nothing about the above is unusual, except the long boot time.
However you didn't attach any before or after bootcharts, so it's
impossible to tell what causes that
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