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Arris Enterprises LLC

David Berger

Walter H Anderes

Richard P Rementilla

Nguyen Thanh Quach

Jennifer N Berger

Daniel B Scott

James M Ceklosky

Hari B Gupta

Ivan Zhu

Shannon Grant

Embodiments of the systems and methods disclosed herein includes a NAND flash memory having a boot volume. The boot volume can include a primary boot partition, a secondary boot partition, and a rootdisk partition. The primary boot partition can be configured to receive a kernel component of a file. The secondary boot partition can be configured to receive a copy of the kernel component of the file. The rootdisk partition can be configured to receive a root filesystem of the file.

Systems and methods for booting from NAND flash using squashfs to maximize memory

A method is provided for authenticating two distinct objects using a single signature stored on one of the objects. On initiation of a hardware system a valid hash value can be generated based at least in part on a rootdisk file and a kernel can be modified to contain the valid hash value. On subsequent boots of the hardware system, the valid hash value stored within the kernel can be compared with a value of a potential rootdisk file and if the valid hash value and the rootdisk hash value match, the hardware system can proceed with the boot process.

System and method for authenticating multiple separate objects using one signature via chain of trust

The present invention discloses a toddler's drinking cup design to teach toddler's and children how to drink properly without a sucking motion. The three piece self-righting toddler's drinking cup comprising a lid with threads, a concave surface having a ledge encircling the outside of the lid comprising a slit adapted for drinking and an air venting hole(s); a cup with matching threads, a weighted rubber round bottom and two diametrically opposed handles; and an o-ring seal adapted for sealing the lid to the cylinder.

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A magnetic latching system for protective tabletop pads for providing a convenient and secure latching system for removably connecting pad sections together in a manner that minimizes the risk of damaging the tabletop. A tabletop protective pad section is provided for resting on a top surface of a table with at least one other pad section. The preferred protective pad section comprises a base member having a first face for facing in an upward direction and a second face for facing in a downward direction, with the first and second faces being oriented substantially parallel to each other. Each of the first and second faces has a perimeter, and the base member has a perimeter edge face extending between the perimeters of the first and second faces. A pair of side portions of the perimeter edge face are oriented generally parallel to each other on opposite sides of the base member. A magnetically-active structure is mounted on the first side portion of the perimeter edge face of the base member, and a magnetically-receptive structure is mounted on the second side portion of the perimeter edge face of the base member. The magnetically-active structure of the first side portion of a first one of the pad sections is magnetically couplable to the magnetically-receptive structure of the second side portion of a second one of the pad sections for removably holding the first and second pad sections in an adjacent condition.

Magnetic latching system for protective tabletop pads

An improved table pad which is resistant to deflection and which is more readily produced is disclosed. The table pad is constructed having a solid inner member having a periphery with a groove therein. Covering both surfaces of the inner member are protective layers. A first wearable layer provides a non-scratch surface for contacting the tabletop and a second non-wearable layer provides a durable working surface. The two layers tuck into the groove, thereby providing a smooth covered edge to the table pad methods for making a table pad are also disclosed.

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David Berger