I solved my 15.04 boot time problem by running it in safe mode so I could observe what was inhibiting the boot. In my case it was "A start job is running for dev-disk ..." So systemd was looking for a device UUID that apparently didn't exist. I then run GParted so I could see how my filesystem components were actually configured and then loaded " /etc/fstab" into leafpad to compare how that file thought my filesystem was configured. I found that my swap drive was configured incorrectly and once I updated the UUID, saved the /etc/fstab file and rebooted my boot time is now 15 seconds rather than 3.5 minutes - that's 7 seconds quicker than my original upstart boot.
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