Ex parte AMURO et al. - Page 6




          Appeal No. 97-2979                                         Page 6           
          Application No. 08/219,553                                                  


          The examiner reasons, “[s]ince Fischer suggests SCSI operation              
          in accordance with the ANSI standard, the artisan would have                
          ben [sic, been] motivated to implement SCSI operation in                    
          accordance with this standard.”  (Id. at 5.)                                


               Regarding ANSI, the examiner asserts, “[t]he SCSI                      
          standard  teaches how a SCSI initiator works with just one                  
          memory unit connected to one host which is an equivalent                    
          structure to that described by Applicant.  See SCSI standard                
          sections 6, 6.1.3, 7.1.1-3, 7.1.5-6, pp. 26, 51-71, 80-82,                  
          185-186, 194-199, 208-209.  The referenced sections teach the               
          operation of the elements  as claimed by the Applicant.”                    
          (Id.)  Despite this assertion, the   examiner fails to map the              
          complete claim language to the  disclosures of Fischer and                  
          ANSI.  He also neglects to indicate precisely what language is              
          missing from any of the references.                                         


               The examiner ends the rejection by concluding that it                  
          would have been obvious to one of ordinary skill in the art at              
          the time of the invention “to provide the apparatus disclosed               
          and claimed by Applicant in claims 1-3 to operate in                        







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