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US 2006/0143263 A1Published application
Remote update apparatus, systems, and methods
OwnerDinesh Kumar, Carey Smith +1inventors
InventorsDinesh Kumar, Carey Smith, Moshe Maor
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Abstract
Apparatus and systems, as well as methods and articles, may operate to update an executable image associated with a network client basic input-output system (BIOS) from a remote network location during a time when a state of an operating system associated with the network client comprises one of active, inactive, accessible, inaccessible, present, corrupt, and missing.
Claims24
A method, including:
- updating an executable image associated with a network client basic input-output system (BIOS) from a remote network location during a time when a state of an operating system associated with a network client comprises one of active, inactive, accessible, inaccessible, present, corrupt, and missing.
An article including a machine-accessible medium having associated information, wherein the information, when accessed, results in a machine performing:
- updating an executable image associated with a network client basic input-output system (BIOS) from a remote network location during a time when a state of an operating system associated with a network client comprises one of active, inactive, accessible, inaccessible, present, corrupt, and missing.
An apparatus, including:
- an update module to communicate with a remote network location to update an executable image associated with a network client basic input-output system (BIOS) during a time when a state of an operating system associated with a network client comprises one of active, inactive, accessible, inaccessible, present, corrupt, and missing.
A system, including:
- an omnidirectional antenna;
- and
- an update module to communicate with a remote network location to update an executable image associated with a network client basic input-output system (BIOS) during a time when a state of an operating system associated with a network client comprises one of active, inactive, accessible, inaccessible, present, corrupt, and missing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.