A system and method for performing image scrolling are disclosed. In one embodiment, a system for image scrolling organizes each set of related images as a series object. The system writes selected images from one of the series objects, from the image cache to the frame buffer, for image scrolling on a display. A garbage collection module performs garbage collection in the image cache. The garbage collection module operates on memory space where a series object is released or can be moved, for reclaiming memory. The image scrolling is smoother than if the garbage collection module were to track and operate on each image as an object.

A system and method for performing image scrolling are disclosed. In one embodiment, a system for image scrolling organizes each set of related images as a series object. The system writes selected images from one of the series objects, from the image cache to the frame buffer, for image scrolling on a display. A garbage collection module performs garbage collection in the image cache. The garbage collection module operates on memory space where a series object is released or can be moved, for reclaiming memory. The image scrolling is smoother than if the garbage collection module were to track and operate on each image as an object.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program that causes a computer to execute a process, the process includes acquiring first multiple tasks; dividing each task in the first multiple tasks in accordance with a cache size; classifying second multiple tasks in accordance with a range of data to be referred to at a time of execution of each task in the second multiple tasks that have been obtained by the dividing; and determining an execution order of tasks in a group for each group that has been obtained by the classifying.

Provided are a computer program product for managing tracks in a storage in a cache. An active track data structure indicates tracks in the cache that have an active status. An active bit in a cache control block for a track is set to indicate active for the track indicated as active in the active track data structure. In response to processing the cache control block, a determination is made, from the cache control block for the track, whether the track is active or inactive to determine processing for the cache control block.

Various implementations described herein relate to systems and methods for managing metadata using an in-memory journal, including determining metadata for data, storing the metadata in an in-memory journal, detecting an imminent interruption to operations of the storage device, in response to detecting the imminent interruption, program the in-memory journal to a non-volatile memory device of the storage device, detect that the operations of the storage device are being restored, and in response to detecting that the operations of the storage device are being restored, performing metadata update. The first data is read from first original areas of a non-volatile memory. The first metadata includes a first physical address for each of first new areas of the non-volatile memory. The metadata is programmed in a metadata area of the non-volatile memory device.

Various implementations described herein relate to systems and methods for managing metadata using an in-memory journal, including determining metadata for data, storing the metadata in an in-memory journal, detecting an imminent interruption to operations of the storage device, in response to detecting the imminent interruption, program the in-memory journal to a non-volatile memory device of the storage device, detect that the operations of the storage device are being restored, and in response to detecting that the operations of the storage device are being restored, performing metadata update. The first data is read from first original areas of a non-volatile memory. The first metadata includes a first physical address for each of first new areas of the non-volatile memory. The metadata is programmed in a metadata area of the non-volatile memory device.

A hybrid memory module includes cache of relatively fast and durable dynamic, random-access memory (DRAM) in service of a larger amount of relatively slow and wear-sensitive flash memory. An address buffer on the module maintains a static, random-access memory (SRAM) cache of addresses for data cached in DRAM.

Systems and methods are disclosed for detecting shingled overwrite errors. When a read error is encountered when reading from shingled recording tracks, a processor may determine whether the read error is an error caused by shingled overwriting. The processor may determine whether the read error is caused by shingled overwriting by determining read signal quality of one or more sectors preceding the read error, such as based on a bit error count or bit error ratio (BER), and comparing the read signal quality to a threshold value. The processor may determine that the read error is caused by shingled overwriting when the read signal quality value is lower than the threshold.

Systems and methods are disclosed for detecting shingled overwrite errors. When a read error is encountered when reading from shingled recording tracks, a processor may determine whether the read error is an error caused by shingled overwriting. The processor may determine whether the read error is caused by shingled overwriting by determining read signal quality of one or more sectors preceding the read error, such as based on a bit error count or bit error ratio (BER), and comparing the read signal quality to a threshold value. The processor may determine that the read error is caused by shingled overwriting when the read signal quality value is lower than the threshold.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to asynchronous memory management. In embodiments, an input/output (IO) workload is received at a storage array. Further, one or more read-miss events corresponding to the IO workload are identified. Additionally, at least one of the storage array's cache slots is bound to a track identifier (TID) corresponding to the read-miss events based on one or more of the read-miss events' two-dimensional metrics.