4th October 2016, 10:58
Can you try take a look at your default network (I guess it is a wireless connection).
Right click the network icon in the panels systemtray (the icons left from the clock) and hot configure.
Then right click and edit the default wireless connection and go to the General tab and see if All users may use ... is ticked.
If it is ticked it is basically set as system connection which means the system will try connect to the wireless network during boot which could explain why the NetworkManager-wait-online.service takes so long and delays boot.
What you could try is disabling that option which would mean it will only start trying connecting after you logged in and not during boot.
Right click the network icon in the panels systemtray (the icons left from the clock) and hot configure.
Then right click and edit the default wireless connection and go to the General tab and see if All users may use ... is ticked.
If it is ticked it is basically set as system connection which means the system will try connect to the wireless network during boot which could explain why the NetworkManager-wait-online.service takes so long and delays boot.
What you could try is disabling that option which would mean it will only start trying connecting after you logged in and not during boot.