System and method of storing reliability data
AssigneeSeagate Technology LLC
InventorMichael Howard Miller
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Abstract
Systems and methods of storing error correction data are provided. A method may include storing data at a first memory having a first non-volatile memory type. The method may also include determining error correction data related to the stored data. The method may further include storing the error correction data at a second memory having a second non-volatile memory type. The first non-volatile memory may have a slower random access capability than the second non-volatile memory.
Claims24
A method comprising:
- storing data at a first memory having a first non-volatile memory type;
- determining error correction data related to the stored data;
- and
- storing the error correction data, separately from the stored data, at a second memory having a second non-volatile memory type;
- wherein the first non-volatile memory has a slower random access capability than the second non-volatile memory.
A system comprising:
- a first non-volatile memory of a first memory type to store data;
- an error correction circuit to determine error correction data related to the data stored at the first non-volatile memory;
- and
- a second non-volatile memory of a second memory type to store the error correction data separately form the data stored at the first non-volatile memory;
- wherein the first non-volatile memory has a slower random access capability than the second non-volatile memory.
A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions to cause a processor to execute a method comprising:
- determining error correction data associated with primary data, wherein the primary data is stored at a first non-volatile memory of a first memory type;
- and
- storing the error correction data, separately from the primary data, at a second non-volatile memory of a second memory type;
- wherein the first memory type has a slower random access capability than the second memory type.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.