Appeal No. 95-3185
Application 08/129,029
Thus, in our opinion, it does not matter whether it makes good
business or economic sense to perform real-time monitoring
while duplication is taking place. Checking for errors by
listening to the signal being duplicated onto another disk
nonetheless would have been obvious to one with ordinary skill
in the art, from a technical or scientific point of view. One
with ordinary skill in the art would have recognized that
error checking can be performed at any time, including the
duplication period.
Conclusion
We have reconsidered our decision in light of the
applicants’ request for rehearing. However, the request is
denied, insofar as we decline to make any change in our
decision.
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