Abstract: A method and system for secure automated deployment of an emulated computer system. The method includes providing a download package for installation on a target machine. The download package includes a generic emulated computer system having no unique identity, no model identity, no features, and minimal processing components. The download package also includes a customer order file based on an order from a customer of the target machine. The customer order file includes a machine identity, at least one machine capability, and control data. The download package also includes at least one enabling key configured to enable the emulated computer system on the target machine. The enabling key is customized based on the order from the customer of the target machine, and includes identity information that restricts the use of the emulated computer system on any computer system other than the target machine.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein to a method for providing a system name of a computer system, comprises generating a system ID key based on a system type of the computer system using an external key generator module; installing the system ID key on the computer system in an active operating state by extracting the system name from the system ID key; updating operating system structures for immediate use of the system name; writing a machine name index into halt/load parameters that are implemented by the computer system for subsequent restarts of the computer system after suspending the computer system, wherein the machine name index identifies a location of the system name in a system registry; and writing the system name into the system registry from the system ID key.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein to a method for providing a system name of a computer system, comprises generating a system ID key based on a system type of the computer system using an external key generator module; installing the system ID key on the computer system in an active operating state by extracting the system name from the system ID key; updating operating system structures for immediate use of the system name; writing a machine name index into halt/load parameters that are implemented by the computer system for subsequent restarts of the computer system after suspending the computer system, wherein the machine name index identifies a location of the system name in a system registry; and writing the system name into the system registry from the system ID key.

Abstract: Mechanisms and methods for traversing trees are disclosed. A novel data structure for modeling a node that includes a unique node counter also is described. In certain embodiments of the inventions the unique node counter is a timestamp of sufficient granularity to render each timestamp in the tree unique. A node counter, in conjunction with the lineage of a specified continuation node may be used to locate an appropriate starting point within a tree in a continuation call when the specified continuation node no longer exists in the tree.

Abstract: A data compression/decompression system employs two stages of data compression. Information and/or character data is first formatted into M-bit width digital data characteristics for input to the first stage of the data compression system which comprises an expanding run length encoder having N-bit width output character where N>M and the number of M-bit width characters is greater than the number of N-bit width characters. The output of the expanding run length encoder is applied directly to a compatible adaptive string matching second stage data compression encoder of the type which is not degraded or affected by the input.When the input data stream to the two stage system is not of a known format or provided with leader or header bit character width information, a bit analyzer and a chopper are provided in a data stream to prepare the data stream in a bit character width format which matches the input of the expanding run length encoder.