Methods, systems, and devices for reporting control information errors are described. A state of a memory array may be monitored during operation. After detecting an error (e.g., in received control information), the memory device may enter a first state (e.g., a locked state) and may indicate to a host device that an error was detected, the state of the memory array before the error was detected, and/or at least a portion of a control signal carrying the received control information. The host device may diagnose a cause of the error based on receiving the indication of the error and/or the copy of the control signal. After identifying and/or resolving the cause of the error, the host device may transmit one or more commands (e.g., unlocking the memory device and returning the memory array to the original state) based on receiving the original state from the memory device.

An information handling system includes a corrosion controller that may monitor a corrosion sensor array, and determine a type of the corrosion based on a location of a corrosion sensor. The corrosion type may include humidity driven corrosion and non-humidity driven corrosion.

A request manager analyzes API calls from a client to a host application for state and performance information. If current utilization of host application processing or memory footprint resources exceed predetermined levels, then the incoming API call is not forwarded to the application. If current utilization of the host application processing and memory resources do not exceed the predetermined levels, then the request manager quantifies the processing or memory resources required to report the requested information and determines whether projected utilization of the host application processing or memory resources inclusive of the resources required to report the requested information exceed predetermined levels. If the predetermined levels are not exceeded, then the request manager forwards the API call to the application for processing.

An integrated circuit (IC) can include a processor system configured to execute program code, a programmable logic, and a platform management controller coupled to the processor system and the programmable logic. The platform management controller is adapted to configure and control the processor system and the programmable logic independently.

Techniques for database and file management herein include a processor and a memory device storing instructions that cause the processor to perform operations comprising creating a request based on an extensible markup language (XML) or an interpreted scripting language object, wherein the request comprises unauthenticated data for validation. The operations can also include transmitting the request to a remote device), updating metadata corresponding to the request to indicate the successful validation by the remote device, validating a response file, and detecting a discrepancy between the unauthenticated data and the authenticated data accessible by the remote device. Additionally, the operations include obtaining correction data to resolve the discrepancy, and executing a transaction based on the request and the correction data.

An evaluation unit (100) classifies a current treatment situation for a signal connected medical system. A receiving module (110) receives a plurality of treatment signals (112) that indicates a value (116) for a patient parameter (115) and a signal quality. A processing module stores values of patient parameters received at past times with a respective time stamp (125) indicating the time and a quality index (127) assigned to the respective value or group of values and detects a presence of a trigger signal (124) and calculates an evaluation score (134) using a stored calculation rule (132). The calculation uses the stored values of patient parameters as a function of the respective time stamp. The processing module calculates a quality indicator (138) using a stored quality metric (136) depending on the associated quality indices of the values of patient parameters necessary for the calculation of the evaluation score.

A data storage device includes a non-volatile memory device including a memory block having a number of memory dies, and a controller coupled to the memory device. A memory access command is received and a memory access operation based on the received command is performed. A number of bytes transferred during the memory access operation is determined, and the determined number of bytes is analyzed to determine whether the number of transferred bytes is equal to a predetermined number. A transfer status fail bit is set if the number of transferred bytes is not equal to the predetermined number.

A lock is applied automatically without any user involvement, to each of one or more data objects stored by the data processing system. Each of the one or more locks prevent deletion, by any user, of the one or more data objects within a predetermined time frame. A cloud garbage collector marks the one or more data objects for a) deletion, or b) for lock extension, the garbage collector scheduled to run periodically at a period that is less than the predetermined time frame. The deletion or the lock extension is executed for the one or more data objects, based on marks by the garbage collector. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A storage system comprises a non-volatile memory configured to store boot code and a control circuit connected to the non-volatile memory. In response to a first request from a host to transmit the boot code, the storage system commences transmission of the boot code to the host at a first transmission speed. Before successfully completing the transmission of the boot code to the host at the first transmission speed, it is determined the boot code transmission has failed. Therefore, the host will issue a second request for the boot code. In response to the second request for the boot code, and recognizing that this is a fallback condition because the previous transmission of the boot code failed, the storage apparatus re-transmits the boot code to the host at a lower transmission speed than the first transmission speed.

During operation, an electronic device may store, in memory, information associated with operation of the electronic device, such as during communication and processing of one or more packets or frames. Furthermore, an error-event monitor in the electronic device may, during a time interval, analyze at least a portion of the stored information to detect an occurrence of an error event in one or more types of error events in the electronic device. When the error event occurs during the time interval, the electronic device may perform a remedial action and may persist, in the memory, at least a second portion of the stored information associated with the error event. Otherwise, when the error event does not occur during the time interval, the electronic device may overwrite, in the memory, the stored information with additional information associated with operation of the electronic device during subsequent communicating and processing.