There’s an easy compromise here. Let the customers start sitting 30 minutes before the movie start time, play all the commercials and theater brand promos, then start the movie AT the start time. Everyone wins
Quick edit: Nothing even needs to be changed! Just adjust the start time!
Just 3 IMO, because 1 is only an anomaly, 2 is just coincidence.
But 3 is a pattern, then behavior will adjust.
Once, I had an El Cheapo and very questionable SATA SSD fail on my system. Had similar symptoms, Windows would hang and crash at random, becoming more frequent over time. Found out while digging through Windows logs and troubleshooting, that the system would crash when trying to access the drive via the file explorer, because the drive would disconnect. The SSD seemed to fail slowly, but I was using it as a faster workspace and saving everything to an HDD, so I never looked into the possibility of a failing drive until the system wouldn’t boot. Removing the drive cured everything. I should probably note that the failed SSD wasn’t the boot drive, it was used strictly for data, so the OS wasn’t being unmounted directly. I think the drive itself was shorting out some of the SATA pins, scrambling the whole bus.
Several years later, on the Linux side of things, I found out that fstab can prevent booting if a storage device is missing. Fstab had auto configured an external drive enclosure as a critical component on a fresh install. Not sure what the error messages would look like if an internal data drive mounted as critical disconnected on a running system, but I would assume Linux would halt even if no processes are running from the drive.
I’m not sure what the symptoms would have been if my SSD drive failed while running Linux. My gut says it would show similar to your Linux dmesg, like the boot drive I/O disconnecting or becoming inaccessible.
I’ve also had a system with an AMD processor fail to boot, but that one wouldn’t even POST. Fixed that one by finally reseating the CPU. Turns out that’s a common issue with some AMD CPUs using the AM4 socket, found a lot of complaints online for that one after the fact.
Since your system runs fine from a live USB, and you’ve already replaced the M.2 drive, I would try running the system without any SATA drives installed, and try to force a crash until you feel confident the issue is gone.
If the problems still persist, then I would look at getting a cheap fresh HDD and new SATA cable, installing a temporary OS, and try the test again.
If it STILL crashes, I would look at removing all unnecessary hardware from the motherboard and slowly testing each stage as you rebuild.
Not at all, the Xeno series is more of an anthology. Except for the numbered titles, like Xenosaga I, II, III and Xenoblade Chronicles I, II, III. “Xenoblade Chronicles X” is even unrelated to “Xenoblade Chronicles,” aside from themes and references.
Friendly reminder that ‘nugget’ is only two minor typos from being quite offensive.
“Solid gold [REMOVED]”
All businesses would fail if they don’t evolve from the current structure.
A new ecosystem would arise, and if it’s held stable long enough, it would become the new norm.
It’s kinda like how news stations report on minimum wages in the US, “if we increase minimum wages, X% of small businesses will fail.” I try to single out and avoid businesses that operate that way, because the workers are miserable from the low pay, me as the consumer is miserable from the poor customer service, and the owner is miserable because he isn’t taking home ‘enough’ money, even though the business is net positive cash flow.
Propping up the inefficient practices is holding everything back, if they’re pruned then new growth can take hold, and form new standards.