Appeal 2006-2705
Application 09/947,824
1. A system for providing analysis information pertaining to a high
priority machine check (HPMC), comprising:
a processor that is operable to invoke utility code when an HPMC is
generated;
non-volatile memory for storing said utility code, said utility code
comprising:
code for accessing data present in internal memory of said
processor when said HPMC was generated; and
code for generating at least one explanatory sentence utilizing
at least said data present in said internal memory.
The following references are relied on by the Examiner:
McLaughlin US 6,119,246 Sep. 12, 2000
Linam US 6,658,599 B1 Dec. 2, 2003
(filed Jun. 22, 2000)
All claims on appeal, claims 1 through 21, stand rejected under 35
U.S.C. § 103. As evidence of obviousness, the Examiner relies upon
McLaughlin in view of Linam.
Rather than repeat the positions of the Appellant and the Examiner,
reference is made to the Brief and Reply Brief for Appellant’s positions, and
to the Answer for the Examiner’s positions.
OPINION
For the reasons set forth by the Examiner in the Answer, as
embellished upon here, we sustain the rejection of all claims on appeal under
35 U.S.C. § 103. For each of independent claims 1, 9, and 16 on appeal as
well as the respective dependent claims, Appellant has presented arguments
in the Brief and Reply Brief as to their corresponding features collectively.
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