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- What You See is What Gets Signed 1997
- We describe a systems architecture that allows secure signing of arbitrary contracts between mutually authenticated principals. The architecture focuses particularly on the human /computer interface: ...
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- What You See is What Gets Signed 1997
- We describe a systems architecture that allows secure signing of arbitrary contracts between mutually authenticated principals. The architecture focuses particularly on the human /computer interface: ...
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- Pegasus - Operating System Support for Distributed Multimedia Systems ...
- Introduction Pegasus 3 is a project of the Universities of Cambridge (GB) and Twente (NL). This is a preliminary paper whose primary function is to state the goals of the project and to describe how w...
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- JukeTools A Toolbox for Implementing and Evaluating Jukebox Schedulers
- Scheduling jukebox resources is important to build efficient and flexible hierarchical storage systems. JukeTools is a toolbox that helps in the complex tasks of implementing and evaluating jukebox sc...
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- Wide-Address Spaces - Exploring the DesignSpace 1993
- In a recent issue of Operating System Review, Hayter and McAuley [1991] argue that future high-performance systems trade a traditional, bus-based organization for one where all components are linked t...
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- JukeTools A Toolbox for Implementing and Evaluating Jukebox Schedulers
- Scheduling jukebox resources is important to build efficient and flexible hierarchical storage systems. JukeTools is a toolbox that helps in the complex tasks of implementing and evaluating jukebox sc...
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- An Architecture for Scheduling and QoS Management in Multimedia Workst...
- We present an architecture for the scheduling of processes in a system running multimedia applications. The scheduler must take into account the Quality of Service and real time requirements of the pr...
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- PFS and Patsy a new file system design methodology 1995
- The Pegasus File System (PFS) is a file system that has been designed to support a wide variety of (different) workloads. In PFS, it is relatively easy to replace policies by others to optimize for ot...
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