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G06F2211/001In-Line Device
G06F2211/002Bus
G06F2211/003Mutual Authentication Bi-Directional Authentication, Dialogue, Handshake
G06F2211/004Notarisation, Time-Stamp, Date-Stamp
G06F2211/005Network, LAN, Remote Access, Distributed System
G06F2211/006E-Mail
G06F2211/007Encryption, En-/decode, En-/decipher, En-/decypher, Scramble, (De-)compress
G06F2211/008Public Key, Asymmetric Key, Asymmetric Encryption
G06F2211/009Trust
G06F2211/10Indexing scheme relating to G06F11/10
G06F2211/1002Indexing scheme relating to G06F11/1076
G06F2211/1004Adaptive RAID, i.e. RAID system adapts to changing circumstances
G06F2211/1007Addressing errors, i.e. silent errors in RAID
G06F2211/1009Cache
G06F2211/1011Clustered RAID
G06F2211/1014Compression
G06F2211/1016Continuous RAID, i.e. RAID system that allows streaming or continuous media
G06F2211/1019Fast writes
G06F2211/1021Different size blocks
G06F2211/1023Different size disks
G06F2211/1026Different size groups
G06F2211/1028Distributed
G06F2211/103Hybrid
G06F2211/1033Inactive data in parity groups
G06F2211/1035Keeping track
G06F2211/1038LFS
G06F2211/104Metadata
G06F2211/1042Nano RAID
G06F2211/1045Nested RAID
G06F2211/1047No striping
G06F2211/105On the fly coding
G06F2211/1052RAID padding
G06F2211/1054Parity-fast hardware
G06F2211/1057Parity-multiple bits-RAID6
G06F2211/1059Parity-single bit-RAID5
G06F2211/1061Parity-single bit-RAID4
G06F2211/1064Parity-single bit-RAID3
G06F2211/1066Parity-small-writes
G06F2211/1069Phantom write
G06F2211/1071Power loss
G06F2211/1073Problems due to wear-out failures in RAID systems
G06F2211/1076RAIP
G06F2211/1078RAIR
G06F2211/108RAIT
G06F2211/1083Reserve area on a disk of a RAID system
G06F2211/1085RMW
G06F2211/1088Scrubbing in RAID systems with parity
G06F2211/109Sector level checksum or ECC
G06F2211/1092Single disk raid
G06F2211/1095Writes number reduction
G06F2211/1097Boot, Start, Initialise, Power
G06F2211/902Spectral purity improvement for digital function generators by adding a dither signal
