Fsck on every bootup, slow bootup, moved /

More specifically for anyone who finds this with the error, in your /etc/fstab there should be all your drives with their mounted directories. At the end of every disk line, there are two numbers. IF the second number is either 2, or 1, it will do a different level of a Fs-check.

If you don't want an fs-check to run on every boot, set both numbers at the end to 0. That's it. Then save and reboot. No more Fs-check!

I have found the cause of my issue.

In /etc/fstab, the swap partition was referencing a non-existing partition UID. I updated it, and now my system boots just fine!