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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 18, 2011
Filed:
Aug. 17, 2007
John Paul Agombar, Winchester, GB;
Christopher Barry Beeken, Eastleigh, GB;
Carlos Francisco Fuente, Portsmouth, GB;
Stephanie Machleidt, Andover, GB;
Simon Walsh, Hayling Island, GB;
John Paul Agombar, Winchester, GB;
Christopher Barry Beeken, Eastleigh, GB;
Carlos Francisco Fuente, Portsmouth, GB;
Stephanie Machleidt, Andover, GB;
Simon Walsh, Hayling Island, GB;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
An apparatus, method, and computer program for facilitating disaster recovery of a first computer system, wherein first data residing on a first storage device associated with the first computer system is recoverable from second data residing on a second storage device associated with a second computer system and wherein the second storage device is operable to have an associated state of powered up or powered down. A receiver receives an update operation for updating the second storage device. A processor updates a non-volatile storage means with the update operation, prior to update of the second storage device, wherein the non-volatile storage means is associated with the second computer system.
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