Ex parte KHALIDI et al. - Page 6




                 Appeal No. 1999-2252                                                                                                                   
                 Application 08/780,790                                                                                                                 


                 attempts to access via a memory fetch/store any portion of the                                                                         
                 transferring data, and                                                                                                                 
                 (ii) a first data path connecting a memory object, which is                                                                            
                 associated with a fast buffer, to a sink device for the                                                                                
                 purpose of data transfer.                                                                                                              
                          In particular, Appellants argue  that Druschel's operating4                                                                     
                 system facility data objects are copied to, or filled in, the                                                                          
                 fast buffers for data transfer  without determining whether or5                                                                                
                 not the data have been modified.  In addition, Appellants                                                                              
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                 argue  that Krieger also requires  a copying to buffer, which                                                                          
                 is allocated in the main memory, be performed for data                                                                                 
                 transfer without determining whether or not the data have been                                                                         
                 modified.                  In regard to Aichelmann, Appellants argue  that                           8                                 
                 the data paths disclosed by this reference are not between a                                                                           


                          4Brief, pages 7-8.                                                                                                            
                          5See Druschel, page 194, right column, section 3.2.2,                                                                         
                 second paragraph; page 195, left column, first full paragraph,                                                                         
                 and section 3.2.4, third paragraph.                                                                                                    
                          6Brief, page 9.                                                                                                               
                          7Krieger, page 80, left column, and middle column, first                                                                      
                 partial paragraph.                                                                                                                     
                          8Brief, pages 9-10.                                                                                                           
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