Created attachment 621475 [details]
Screenshot of the boot with sigterm

Boot of current kernels 3.18+ fails with systemd-journald getting SIGTERM from
pid 1.

This happens only on SSD drive and when I migrate 1:1 to normal HDD it boots
fine. I tested on 2 disks one is Kingston and other is from Intel both having
this problem.

Further testing revealed when you replace systemd-journald (systemd-logger)
with rsyslog the machine boots just fine, so it is something with interaction
sdd/systemd/systemd-journald that goes amiss.

I would love to provide more debug info but really I didn't manage to get more
debug stuff than this image.