EDWARD S KANE
Broker in Framingham, MA
License number
Massachusetts 92453
Issued Date
Jan 1, 1987
Expiration Date
Jul 8, 1989
Type
Salesperson
Address
Address
Framingham, MA 01701
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485 South St APT 522, Holyoke, MA 01040
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594 Summer St, Lynnfield, MA 01940
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System And Method For Diagnosing Computer Faults
US Patent:
5983364, Nov 9, 1999
Filed:
May 12, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/854666
Inventors:
Raouf W. Bortcosh - Natick MA
Lester S. Briney - Lincoln MA
Steven D. Hastings - Bolton MA
Timothy J. Hennessey - Mendon MA
Peter Hoe-Richardson - Chestnut Hill MA
Richard A. Hussong - Acton MA
Edward S. Kane - Framingham MA
George E. Kelley - Marlborough MA
Lester S. Briney - Lincoln MA
Steven D. Hastings - Bolton MA
Timothy J. Hennessey - Mendon MA
Peter Hoe-Richardson - Chestnut Hill MA
Richard A. Hussong - Acton MA
Edward S. Kane - Framingham MA
George E. Kelley - Marlborough MA
Assignee:
System Soft Corporation - East Natick MA
International Classification:
G06F 1100
US Classification:
714 25
Abstract:
A system and method for diagnosing faults that occur on a computer system. An executive unit loads an appropriate file set for a given fault from a database of file sets. An expert system unit analyzes the fault and uses the file set to determine a fact request to be asked or a remedy to be applied to the computer system. The executive unit directs a script management unit to run the fact request or remedy script selected by the expert system unit from the file set. If a response is given by a user or the computer system to the fact request, the executive unit returns the response to the expert system unit. The expert system unit engages in a further analysis based on the initial fault information and response received. The expert system makes additional fact requests if needed until a diagnosis is reached or the current file set is exhausted. File sets are linked in problem domains, and the executive unit can load another file set covering the same domain to continue the diagnostic process.
Method And Apparatus For Diagnosis And Correction Of Peripheral Device Allocation Faults
US Patent:
5652832, Jul 29, 1997
Filed:
Nov 13, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/555925
Inventors:
Edward S. Kane - Framingham MA
Raouf W. Bortcosh - Natick MA
Chandra K. Bajpai - Stoughton MA
Patrick J. Sansonetti - Wellesley MA
Daniel P. Femino - Brighton MA
Raouf W. Bortcosh - Natick MA
Chandra K. Bajpai - Stoughton MA
Patrick J. Sansonetti - Wellesley MA
Daniel P. Femino - Brighton MA
Assignee:
SystemSoft Corporation - Natick MA
International Classification:
G06F 1100
US Classification:
395181
Abstract:
A system for diagnosing and resolving faults in the allocation of resources to PCMCIA-compliant devices includes an extension of a super client to include functionality for storing and generating information about resources allocated to the sockets, as well information regarding any failed requests for resource allocation. A fault detection and correction element interprets that information to identify faults in the allocation of resources to the PCMCIA-compliant devices. Those faults are dynamically corrected via modification of a super client or card services resources database, and do not require reinitialization, or "rebooting," of the digital data processor.