Comment # 13 on bug 1129476 from heming zhao

(In reply to Axel Wein from comment #12)
> I think I have the same issue with Leap 15.2 (German). But it is more
> extreme. The shutdown often has a delay of 1:30 m, yes. Starting up uses
> 2:40 m (openSUSE 13.2 it was 1:25 m on the same machine).
> 
> I can't delete LVM!
> 
> systemd-analyze plot shows about 1:31 m for initrd. But the terrible thing
> is, that booting up (not only rebooting) very often ends with
> "Administratorpasswort f�r Wartungszwecke eingeben (oder dr�cken Sie Strg +
> D, um fortzufahren)" - so I can't use the OS really.
> 
> I'm not so firm with Linux yet, that I could change the initrd like it is
> described above.

this bug title related with lvmetad. in leap 15.2, lvm2 doesn't have lvmetad
code. you boot/shutdown issue is another issue. if you very concern this issue,
please file a new bug. 

when you file a bug, please upload below info.
- supportconfig

- systemd-analyze plot

- system booting/rebooting or shutting down log.

```
add kernel cmdline: splash=verbose systemd.show_status=0 rd.break=pre-shutdown
rd.break=shutdown
delete "spash=silent quiet"

using ctrl-d to break hung when booting/rebooting/shutingdown.
```