Re: Please stop systemd-fsck on _every_ boot!
I read this entire thread, and I just wanted to add to the mix, because
I am seeing a similar phenomenon on a very new quad core (intel) box
with no disk encryption whatsoever. I don't have a lot of information
yet, because I had attributed this issue to Jessie not being quite ready
for prime time yet. In any event, WITHOUT encryption, I see the
fleeting message regarding the swap partition, and I have been able to
find no journal reference to what is going on. I am going to try to
replace the uuid reference in fstab with a partition citation and see if
I see any different behavior. The only thing I can add here is that
there seems to be a different set of messages that fly by on full boot
vs restart. I have no idea what to make of that. I can only guess that
it is in some way connected to the fact that UEFI firmware is present,
although I am too dumb to hazard a guess as to why that might be. I
have not been able to disable fsck on boot by any means, either. I am
not sure what to make of this, but the data must surely be useful to the
Debian team.
RLFrost
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