Remote processor initialization in a multi-station peer-to-peer

Details Remote processor initialization in a multi-station peer-to-peer Remote processor initialization in a multi-station peer-to-peer

1980-03-10

1982-06-15

Shaw, Gareth D.

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370 86, 340147R, G06F 304, G06F 1516, H04M 1100

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043354262

ABSTRACT:
For a system including a plurality of processors which are interconnected by a communications link through individual communication stations, a method of remote processor initialization is disclosed which provides a specific frame exchange procedure for the transmission of initial program load data from a source processor to an acceptor processor.
All stations are basically equal. Provision is made in each station to automatically generate a Request Initialization Frame under certain conditions when the attached processor is an acceptor, and for transmitting initial program data transfer frames between a start and a termination frame, when the attached processor is a source. Each station can be set to indicate the type of the attached processor, and to handle initialization frames appropriately.

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