View source for 18378385. HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTE DOMAINS WITH AN EMBEDDED OPERATING SYSTEM IN AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM simplified abstract (Dell Products L.P.)

=HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTE DOMAINS WITH AN EMBEDDED OPERATING SYSTEM IN AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Dell Products L.P.|Dell Products L.P.]]


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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Shekar Babu Suryanarayana of Bangalore (IN)|Shekar Babu Suryanarayana of Bangalore (IN)]][[Category:Shekar Babu Suryanarayana of Bangalore (IN)]]

[[:Category:Sumanth Vidyadhara of Bangalore (IN)|Sumanth Vidyadhara of Bangalore (IN)]][[Category:Sumanth Vidyadhara of Bangalore (IN)]]

[[:Category:Vivek Viswanathan Iyer of Austin TX (US)|Vivek Viswanathan Iyer of Austin TX (US)]][[Category:Vivek Viswanathan Iyer of Austin TX (US)]]

==HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTE DOMAINS WITH AN EMBEDDED OPERATING SYSTEM IN AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18378385 titled 'HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTE DOMAINS WITH AN EMBEDDED OPERATING SYSTEM IN AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract of the patent application describes an information handling system that includes a memory device, a memory, a chipset, and a basic input/output system (BIOS). The chipset consists of a main processor and a hybrid processor. The BIOS memory maps the hybrid processor to a first portion of the memory device during the first pre-boot phase and stores an embedded operating system in the memory. In the second pre-boot phase, the BIOS memory maps the main processor to a second portion of the memory device, stores a host operating system in the memory, and loads the embedded operating system on the hybrid processor. The second portion of the memory device is larger than the first portion.

* The information handling system includes a memory device, memory, chipset, and BIOS.
* The chipset comprises a main processor and a hybrid processor.
* During the first pre-boot phase, the BIOS memory maps the hybrid processor to a first portion of the memory device.
* An embedded operating system is stored in the memory during the first pre-boot phase.
* During the second pre-boot phase, the BIOS memory maps the main processor to a second portion of the memory device.
* A host operating system is stored in the memory during the second pre-boot phase.
* The embedded operating system is loaded on the hybrid processor during the second pre-boot phase.
* The second portion of the memory device is larger than the first portion.

Potential applications of this technology:
* Information handling systems with hybrid processors can benefit from this innovation.
* Systems that require multiple pre-boot phases and the ability to load different operating systems can utilize this technology.

Problems solved by this technology:
* Efficient memory mapping and allocation for different processors during pre-boot phases.
* Simplified loading of different operating systems onto different processors.

Benefits of this technology:
* Improved system performance and efficiency.
* Flexibility in loading different operating systems onto different processors.
* Enhanced memory management during pre-boot phases.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

An information handling system includes a memory device, a memory, a chipset, and a basic input/output system (BIOS). The chipset includes a main processor and a hybrid processor. During a first pre-boot phase, the BIOS memory maps the hybrid processor to a first portion of the memory device, and stores an embedded operating system in the memory. During a second pre-boot phase, the BIOS memory maps the main processor to a second portion of the memory device, stores a host operating system in the memory, and loads the embedded operating system on the hybrid processor. The second portion is a larger portion of the memory device than the first portion.



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