Method and apparatus for improving a computer boot sequence

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Digital data processing system initialization or configuration

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C713S002000, C713S100000, C717S174000, C717S175000, C717S177000

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07610478

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for improving the boot sequence of a computer clone. The kernel within an operating system is designed to always access special devices within the computer's memory using a mount path that is hard coded into the kernel for each of the special devices. When the computer is cloned, the special devices are copied to a second computer without the need for subsequent alteration of the filesystem.

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