Updates should be run frequently to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Even still, the previously configured samba service might not work as expected after the update.
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Update the system
Update command
sudo pacman -Syu
Restart command
sudo shutdown -r now
Linux version command
hostnamectl
Filesystem Disk command
df -h
should report something like this
Note, the /dev/sda1 disk is the USB SSD.
2. Troubelshooting
Systemd logs
Check the systemd logs with the command:
sudo journalctl -xe
View the samba config
sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
Manually start the samba service
sudo systemctl start smb
Set samba to start on system reboot
sudo systemctl enable smb