Mikel C Lechner

age ~66

from Campbell, CA

Also known as:
  • Mikel Carl Lechner
Phone and address:
436 Memphis Dr, Campbell, CA 95008
4083760578

Mikel Lechner Phones & Addresses

  • 436 Memphis Dr, Campbell, CA 95008 • 4083760578
  • Sunnyvale, CA
  • PO Box 112551, Campbell, CA 95011 • 4083760578
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Mikel Lechner
President
ASSOCIATION OF SILICON VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO ORGANIZATIONS (ASVARO)
Radio Broadcast Station
PO Box 112551, Campbell, CA 95011
436 Memphis Dr, Campbell, CA 95008
Mikel Lechner
President
SILICON VALLEY PUBLIC ACCESS LINK
PO Box 5052, San Jose, CA 95150
1777 Hamilton Ave, San Jose, CA 95125
Mikel Lechner
President
FOOTHILLS AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
PO Box 112551, Campbell, CA 95011
436 Memphis Dr, Campbell, CA 95008

Us Patents

  • Fault-Tolerance Framework For An Extendable Computer Architecture

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  • US Patent:
    20040205414, Oct 14, 2004
  • Filed:
    Apr 5, 2004
  • Appl. No.:
    10/820246
  • Inventors:
    Drew Roselli - Berkeley CA, US
    Rico Blaser - Berkeley CA, US
    Mikel Lechner - Campbell CA, US
  • International Classification:
    H02H003/05
  • US Classification:
    714/039000
  • Abstract:
    A computer system having a fault-tolerance framework in an extendable computer architecture. The computer system is formed of clusters of nodes where each node includes computer hardware and operating system software for executing jobs that implement the services provided by the computer system. Jobs are distributed across the nodes under control of a hierarchical resource management unit. The resource management unit includes hierarchical monitors that monitor and control the allocation of resources. In the resource management unit, a first monitor, at a first level, monitors and allocates elements below the first level. A second monitor, at a second level, monitors and allocates elements at the first level. The framework is extendable from the hierarchy of the first and second levels to higher levels where monitors at higher levels each monitor lower level elements in a hierarchical tree. If a failure occurs down the hierarchy, a higher level monitor restarts an element at a lower level. If a failure occurs up the hierarchy, a lower level monitor restarts an element at a higher level. Each of the monitors includes termination code that causes an element to terminate if duplicate elements have been restarted for the same job. The termination code in one embodiment includes suicide code whereby an element will self-destruct when the element detects that it is an unnecessary duplicate element.
  • Fault Monitor For Restarting Failed Instances Of The Fault Monitor

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  • US Patent:
    6718486, Apr 6, 2004
  • Filed:
    Jul 24, 2000
  • Appl. No.:
    09/624747
  • Inventors:
    Drew Shaffer Roselli - Berkeley CA
    Rico Blaser - Berkeley CA
    Mikel Carl Lechner - Campbell CA
  • Assignee:
    David E. Lovejoy - Tiburon CA
  • International Classification:
    G06F 1100
  • US Classification:
    714 41, 714 47
  • Abstract:
    A computer system having a fault-tolerance framework in an extendable computer architecture. The computer system is formed of clusters of nodes where each node includes computer hardware and operating system software for executing jobs that implement the services provided by the computer system. Jobs are distributed across the nodes under control of a hierarchical resource management unit. The resource management unit includes hierarchical monitors that monitor and control the allocation of resources. In the resource management unit, a first monitor, at a first level, monitors and allocates elements below the first level. A second monitor, at a second level, monitors and allocates elements at the first level. The framework is extendable from the hierarchy of the first and second levels to higher levels where monitors at higher levels each monitor lower level elements in a hierarchical tree. If a failure occurs down the hierarchy, a higher level monitor restarts an element at a lower level.

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