Abstract: Signals (e.g., power, clock, etc.) that support operation of a processor subsystem in a computer system are supplied by support subsystems in the computer system. Fault logic in the computer system automatically reads out state information from a support subsystem in response to detection of a fault in the support system. The fault logic is separate from the processor subsystem and so can continue to function when a support subsystem fails. The state information contains fault information indicative of the state of the support subsystem at the time of failure. The fault logic stores the state information in non-volatile memory for subsequent analysis.

Abstract: In general, embodiments relate to systems for latching electrical modules to one another. Specifically, embodiments provide for a latching assembly to mechanically aid an operative connection between electrical modules. Further, embodiments enable a user to physically latch electrical modules to one another and to retain the latching of the electrical modules.