Hi Terry,
> └─nmbd.service @6.501s +50.060s
...
> As you can see, the culprit seems to be nmbd.service
It's such a nice round number that one assumes it's a time-out, or
multiple retries with each timing out, e.g. five of 10 s.
> I previously setup a samba server on the laptop to assist with sharing
> files but I don't currently on the desktop
So are you still using Samba to serve files from the laptop to the
desktop? If there's no need for it now on either then I'd suggest your
purge, rather than just remove, Samba, to clear out old configuration so
you start afresh on a future install.
Otherwise, if you still need it but your needs have changed then you may
still benefit from a purge and reinstall if your configuration isn't too
complex to re-create. Perhaps you have something stated that's no
longer true and misleads nmbd.
Have you examined the journal since the last boot, looking for the big
50-second delay to see if nmbd logs anything around then, or if
something else does that allows nmbd to continue?
journalctl -b -o with-unit
If there's nothing then check /var/log for any samba-related log files
in case it doesn't log through systemd's journal.
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