Method and apparatus for testing a storage device
AssigneeBiTMICRO Networks, Inc.
InventorRoss H. Bruce
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AssigneeBiTMICRO Networks, Inc.
InventorRoss H. Bruce
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The present invention pertains to a method of writing test data in a memory space within a memory store and includes: generating a header having an address representing the location of the memory space in the memory store, and a seed value; generating test data using the seed value; and storing the header and the test data in the memory space. Another embodiment of the present invention pertains to a method of testing a memory space within a memory store that includes: generating a header having an address representing the location of the memory space in the memory store, and a seed value; generating a set of values using the seed value; storing the header and the set of values in the memory space; retrieving data from the memory space; generating a new seed value using the set of values; and comparing the new seed value with the seed value. The present invention may be embodied in an apparatus for testing a memory space within a memory store that includes: a computer having a storage device interface controller; a storage device having an interface suitable for coupling to said storage device interface controller and the memory store; a first function for generating a header having an address representing the location of the memory space in the memory store, and a seed value; a second function for generating a set of values using said seed value; and a third function for storing said header and said set of values in the memory space.
A method of writing test data in a memory space, comprising:
A method of testing the I/O functionality of a memory store, comprising:
An apparatus for writing test data in a memory space within a memory store, comprising:
An apparatus for testing a memory space within a memory store, comprising:
A computer program product embodied in a machine-readable medium, the computer program product comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.