Staging data on a storage element integrating fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, including: receiving, at a storage element integrating fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, a data storage operation from a host computer; storing data corresponding to the data storage operation within fast durable storage in accordance with a first data resiliency technique; and responsive to detecting a condition for transferring data between fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, transferring the data from fast durable storage to bulk durable storage in accordance with a second data resiliency technique.

The disclosure provides a reset device and a display device. The reset device comprises a processor, a reset circuit and a button. The reset circuit electrically connects to the processor and the button. When the button is not pressed, the processor acquires a first level signal from the reset circuit; when the button is pressed, if the processor cannot recognize the second level signal while acquiring the second level signal from the reset circuit, the display device is restarted; and during or after restart operation for the display device, if the reset circuit detects that the first level signal and the second level signal which are output by the reset circuit before and after the button is pressed are different, software fault recovery operation is performed on the display device.

A computing system has a first processing device (e.g., CPU, FPGA, or GPU) and memory regions (e.g., in a DRAM device) used by the processing device during normal operation. In one approach, the computing system is configured to: collect data associated with operation of an autonomous vehicle; monitor, by a first processing device, the collected data; and based on the monitoring, determine that an event on the autonomous vehicle has occurred. The computing system is further configured to, in response to determining that the event has occurred, initiate a transfer of data controlled by a second processing device, the transfer including copying data stored in volatile memory of the autonomous vehicle to non-volatile memory of the autonomous vehicle, wherein the second processing device controls copying of the data independently of the first processing device. The computing system is also further configured to, in response to determining that the event has occurred, reduce or terminate power to the first processing device.

Systems and processes are disclosed to preserve data integrity during a storage controller failure. In some examples, a storage controller of an active-active controller configuration can back-up data and corresponding cache elements to allow a surviving controller to construct a correct state of a failed controller's write cache. To accomplish this, the systems and processes can implement a relative time stamp for the cache elements that allow the backed-up data to be merged on a block-by-block basis.

Embodiments of systems and methods for platform framework error handling are described. A platform framework may receive registration requests from framework participants that provide operation of a plurality of hardware devices of an IHS (Information Handling System). The framework registration requests by participants specify remediation policies for addressing error conditions related to respective participants. The received remediation policies are mapped to the registered participants, where remediation policies may include handles for invoking remediation procedures for a registered participant. Error conditions are detected during operation of the platform framework. The registered participant is identified as a source of the error condition and a remediation policy that is mapped to the registered participant is identified. Handles in the remediation policy are used to invoke remediation procedures for the registered participant. Remediation procedures invoked by the handles may be provided by a remediation agent that provides support for registered participants.

Disclosed is an Data Logging Device including a computing unit (CU) and a primary storage with at least one non-volatile random-access memory (NVRAM) region, wherein the CU is configured to collect data, at least one ring-buffer is implemented in said NVRAM region, the ring-buffer is configured to store the data, and the CU and the primary storage are connected by a data interface and configured to transfer the data from the CU to the ring-buffer.

A computing system that enables data stored in a persistent memory region to be preserved when a processor fails can include volatile memory comprising the persistent memory region, non-volatile memory, and a system on a chip (SoC). The SoC can include a main processor that is communicatively coupled to both the volatile memory and the non-volatile memory. The SoC can also include an auxiliary processor that is communicatively coupled to both the volatile memory and the non-volatile memory. The SoC can also include instructions that are executable by the auxiliary processor to cause the data in the persistent memory region of the volatile memory to be transferred to the non-volatile memory in response to a failure of the main processor.

In some examples, securing data on a computing device includes one or more cryptographic operations on at least a portion of data stored in a memory module of the computing device in response to a change of operational state of the system from a first operational state to a second operational state.

Disclosed is an operating method of a memory system that includes a plurality of memory blocks, the operating method including a first step of copying, in order to recover sudden power-off of the memory system, data of an open block to a selected block among the plurality of memory blocks while maintaining map data associated with the open block and open block identification information; a second step of erasing the open block; and a third step of copying the data, which is copied to the selected block, to the erased open block.

A method for backing up data, that includes making a detection, by a volatile storage firmware, that data communication to a volatile storage component is degraded, initiating a direct memory access (DMA) engine to copy the data from the volatile storage component to a non-volatile storage device, and in response to initiating copying of the data, initiating a shutdown of the volatile storage component.