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John A Strange

Andrew J Ritz

Santosh Sharad Jodh

Ellsworth Davis Walker

Michael G Tricker

Emily Nicole Wilson

Brett Kenneth Dodds

Daniel Sebastian Berger

Ramakoti R Bhimanadhuni

Peter Hanpeng Jiang

Pallavi Baral

Bhuvan Malladihalli Shashidhara

Ahu Oral

Arhatha Bramhanand

Juan Arturo Herrera Ortiz

Christina Margaret Tobias

Charlotte Gauchet

Jasmine Grace Schlichting

Michael Wayne Stephenson

Farah Farzana

Sebastien Nathan R Levy

Josh Charles Moore

The disclosure herein describes training and using an uncorrectable error (UE) state prediction model based on telemetry error data. Sets of UE state labels and non-UE state labels are generated from a first set of collected telemetry data, wherein the UE state labels each reference a UE and telemetry data of an interval prior to the referenced UE. Statistical features are extracted from telemetry data of the sets of UE state labels and non-UE state labels, and the extracted statistical features are used to train a UE state prediction model. A second set of collected telemetry data is obtained, and a UE event is predicted based on the second set of collected telemetry data using the trained UE state prediction model. A preventative operation is performed on a memory page of the system based on the predicted UE event, whereby the predicted UE event is prevented from occurring.

Training and using a memory failure prediction model

A method and apparatus for correlating the identities of hardware devices, such as processors or memory controllers, between a local operating system and a global management entity is described. In an embodiment a fault message including a local identifier of a faulting device is received from an operating system. A global identifier of the faulting device is determined that is different from the local identifier. An appropriate replacement device is then selected based on the global identifier of the faulting device, and the selected replacement device is mapped to the faulting device.

Correlating hardware devices between local operating system and global management entity

A method and apparatus for correlating the identities of hardware devices, such as processors and memory controllers, between a local operating system and a global management entity is described. When the operating system detects a faulting device, the operating system generates a fault message and transmits the fault message to the global management entity. The global management entity determines the identity of the faulting device based on information contained in the fault message, selects an appropriate replacement device, changes a routing table to map to the replacement device to the identity of the faulting device, and transmits to the operating system a global identity of the replacement device. The operating system correlates the local identity of the replacement device with the global identity of the replacement device.

A system and method for hardware error reporting and recovery is presented. An operating system provides an error signal handler, a platform-independent error processing module, and a platform-specific error handler. The error signal handler is configured to detect the occurrence of a hardware error and to notify the platform-independent error processing module of the detected hardware error. The platform-independent error processing module is configured to process the hardware error detected by the error signal handler. The platform-specific error handler is configured to perform platform-specific error processing of the hardware error in cooperation with the platform-independent error processing module.

System and method for hardware error reporting and recovery

Disclosed herein is a tool for stretching wire and similar such devices commonly used in the repair or fabrication of wire fencing. The structure according to the present invention is defined by a pivot point, an arcuate handle attached to the pivot point and opposed hooks disposed at extremities of the handle whereby the wire can be tensioned and refastened to a post with only one person operating the tool and reaffixing the wire.

Stretching tool

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John A Strange