Initialization of cache store to assure valid data

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G06F 1300, G11C 906

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041953410

ABSTRACT:
A data processing system includes a central processor subsystem, a main memory subsystem and a cache subsystem, all coupled in common to a system bus. During the overall system initialization process, apparatus in the cache subsystem effects the transfer of information from the main memory subsystem to the cache subsystem to load all address locations of the cache subsystem. The transfer of information from the main memory subsystem to the cache subsystem starts from the lowest order address locations in main memory and continues from successive address locations until the cache subsystem is fully loaded. This assures that the cache subsystem contains valid information during normal data processing.

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