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US 2011/0238830 A1Published application
Trusted index structure in a network environment
AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsDominic Giampaolo, Yan Arrouye, Steve Zellers
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Abstract
Methods and apparatuses of a trusted index structure in a network environment. In one embodiment, a data processing system includes a master device and at least one slave device to communicate with each other through a network; and a master lock status of a shared storage device to determine the master device.
Claims8
The method of shared storage device, comprising:
- determining that there are multiple sessions associated with a profile of a master device;
- and
- segregating each session of the multiple sessions in a master list of changes by identifying each session based on unique identifiers associated with each of the multiple sessions.
A machine-readable medium having instructions to cause a machine to perform a machine-implemented method of shared storage device, comprising:
- determining that there are multiple sessions associated with a profile of a master device;
- and
- segregating each session of the multiple sessions in a master list of changes by identifying each session based on unique identifiers associated with each of the multiple sessions.
An apparatus of shared storage device, comprising:
- means for determining that there are multiple sessions associated with a profile of a master device;
- and
- means for segregating each session of the multiple sessions in a master list of changes by identifying each session based on unique identifiers associated with each of the multiple sessions.
A system of shared storage device comprising:
- a processing unit connected to a memory through a bus;
- and a process executed from memory by said processing unit to cause said processing unit to:
- determine that there are multiple sessions associated with a profile of a master device;
- and
- segregate each session of the multiple sessions in a master list of changes by identifying each session based on unique identifiers associated with each of the multiple sessions.
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