Randall; David Lee

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Randall; David Lee.The latest application filed is for "implementing a two phase open firmware driver in adapter fcode".

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Randall; David Lee - Leander TX

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Initializing a processing system to ensure fail-safe boot when faulty PCI adapters are present Grant 7,650,530 - Harrington , et al. January 19, 2	2010-01-19
Implementing A Two Phase Open Firmware Driver In Adapter Fcode App 20080189525 - Randall; David Lee ; et al.	2008-08-07
System and method for selectively executing a reboot request after a reset to power on state for a particular partition in a logically partitioned system Grant 7,146,515 - Harrington , et al. December 5, 2	2006-12-05
Method and apparatus for recovery of partitions in a logical partitioned data processing system Grant 7,117,385 - Chokshi , et al. October 3, 2	2006-10-03
System and method for system surveillance using firmware progress code Grant 6,968,477 - Mehta , et al. November 22, 2	2005-11-22
Permanent open firmware PCI host bridge (PHB) unit addressing to support dynamic memory mapping and swapping of I/O drawers Grant 6,961,785 - Arndt , et al. November 1, 2	2005-11-01
Method and apparatus for preventing the propagation of input/output errors in a logical partitioned data processing system Grant 6,901,537 - Dawkins , et al. May 31, 2	2005-05-31
System, method, and computer program product for preventing machine crashes due to hard errors in logically partitioned systems Grant 6,898,731 - Hack , et al. May 24, 2	2005-05-24
Method and apparatus for recovery of partitions in a logical partitioned data processing system App 20040210793 - Chokshi, Shaival J. ; et al.	2004-10-21
Initializing a processing system to ensure fail-safe boot when faulty PCI adapters are present App 20040064761 - Harrington, Bradley Ryan ; et al.	2004-04-01
System, method, and computer program product for executing a reliable warm reboot in logically partitioned systems App 20030236972 - Harrington, Bradley Ryan ; et al.	2003-12-25
Method and apparatus to implement logical partitioning of PCI I/O slots Grant 6,665,759 - Dawkins , et al. December 16, 2	2003-12-16
Method and apparatus for locating and displaying a defective component in a data processing system during a system startup using location and progress codes associated with the component Grant 6,625,728 - Ahrens , et al. September 23, 2	2003-09-23
System and method for system surveillance using firmware progress code App 20030172320 - Mehta, Chetan ; et al.	2003-09-11
Method and apparatus for preventing the propagation of input/output errors in a logical partitioned data processing system App 20030163768 - Dawkins, George John ; et al.	2003-08-28
Method and apparatus to implement logical partitioning of PCI I/O slots App 20020124127 - Dawkins, George John ; et al.	2002-09-05
Checkpoint logging without checkpoint display device availability Grant 6,304,983 - Lee , et al. October 16, 2	2001-10-16

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