Created attachment 1121316 [details] end of journal -xe with applicable messages Description of problem: Start jobs related to encrypted swap created with ecryptfs-setup-swap fail after timeout. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ecryptfs-utils-108-1.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: Every boot. Steps to Reproduce: I'm not really sure, but maybe... 1. install F22 2. configure ecryptfs swap 3. upgrade F23 Actual results: See attachment. Expected results: encrypted swap job should start Additional info: I think this started after upgrade to F23. I noticed that two start jobs were stalling at boot. I found one of them was dev-mapper-cryptsetup.swap1. Not knowing exactly how to fix it, I tried to re-setup with ecryptfs-setup-swap. It gave me an error that there wasn't any swap to ecrypt. So, I just disk mkswap on the existing swap partition, mkswap, and ran the setup tool again and it seemed to work. I rebooted and got the same results.
I was able to work around this problem by manually editing /etc/crypttab and removing the swap partition I was using from /etc/fstab. There were two bad entries in /etc/crypttab, and no good entries. I've never edited this file before, so it must have been something ecryptfs-setup-swap did.
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