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US Patent 7039754
Issued Date
May 2, 2006
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A removable memory card detachably mounted to a host device. The memory card includes a non-volatile semiconductor memory in which data recorded in the memory is erased as a block of a predetermined data volume. An interface for inputting/outputting data between the data storage device and said host device, and a controller for controlling file management in the semiconductor memory in response to a command from said host device over said interface is also used. Parameters for recording file management data are stored in a system information storage unit. The controller records the file management data in the semiconductor memory when supplied with an initialization command from said host device.
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Sony Corporation (Tokyo,JP)
Published
May 2, 2006
Application Number
10/480,706
Filed
April 14, 2003
US Classification
711/103   365/185.29 365/185.33 365/218 710/13 711/166 711/2
Int'l Classification
G06F   12/02   (20060101)  
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Apr 15, 2002 [JP] 2002-112635
USPTO Field of Search
711/103   711/2   711/5   711/102   711/166   711/170   711/173   713/2   710/13   710/16   710/301   710/302   710/304   710/104   365/185.29   365/185.33   365/218  
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