SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DYNAMICALLY REPORTING A BOOT PROCESS IN CONTENT/SERVICE RECEIVERS
Patent №
US 9,760,424
Granted
2017-09-12
Filed 2008
Owner
THOMSON LICENSING
Lab
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AI components
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hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
12012064
The boot process of a content/service receiver is dynamically monitored to provide error and/or status information in a step-by-step and/or in a single-snapshot manner. This can be accomplished by, for example, utilizing an application thread running within, and/or, outside the context of the boot code. Status information from, for example, software drivers and/or any other software/hardware/middleware components, is acquired by the application thread utilizing any mechanism, for example, event-driven and/or polling, and then relayed to an external entity, which can be locally and/or remotely located. The external entity can be reached by any means of standard and/or proprietary medium and protocols available, if necessary. The relayed information can then be used, for example, for displaying to a user via a graphical user interface, and/or can be recorded and the like.
AI classification
Ownership
THOMSON LICENSING
assignment · 207290453
Assignors
PAUL, THANABALAN THAVITTUPITCHAI, GERVAIS, JOHN ALAN, XU, XIAOWEI
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