It shows a delay waiting for your swap partition to become available. It's configured in your /etc/fstab file as such:
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# swap was on /dev/sda5 during installation
UUID=1c270168-2a04-49ad-904c-87515cfab16b none swap sw 0 0
But in your partition overview that partition does not exist:
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sdb 55,9G disk
└─sdb1 55,9G part ext4 / ee59c40b-734a-4db3-b752-629e37454baa
sda 232,9G disk
└─sda1 232,9G part ext4 /hdd 28342077-b01f-4a04-b12e-0f6772b7d8bc
To fix your boot time edit your /etc/fstab file (
gksudo xed /etc/fstab
) and put a # in front of the
UUID=1c270168-2a04-49ad-904c-87515cfab16b none swap sw 0 0
line.
Then you have to decide as to whether you indeed don't need swap on this system. Strictly put you could run without swap but depending on the kind of programs you run you might get out of memory errors. If you're fine not using swap you're done. If you do want to use swap it's probably easiest to just add a swap file instead of a swap partition. I can share how to do that if you want.