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Features
II.
STORAGE
A.
Processor
storage
sizes
B.
Processor
storage
cycle
c.
Processor
storage
validity
checking
D.
Processor
storage
reconfiguration
IE:.
Byte
boundary
alignment
permitted
for
operands
of
nonprivileged
instructions
F'.
Storage
and
fetch
protection
System/360
Model
65
256K
512K
768K
1024K
750
nanoseconds
(for
8
bytes).
Two-way
interleaving
of
sequential
accesses
other
than
by
the
channels
is
provided.
Pari
1:y
checking
by
byte.
No
hardware
error
correction
is
provided.
Not
provided
for
uniprocessor
systems
No
Standard
512K
1024K
1536K
2048K
3072K
System/370
Model
165
2
microseconds.
storage
is
4-way,
doubleword
interleaved
for
CPU
and
channel
requests.
32
bytes
can
be
obtained
every
2
microseconds.
ECC
checking
on
a
doubleword.
Single-
bit
errors
are
corrected
by
hardware.
Malfunctioning
storage
boxes
can
be
configured
out
of
the
operational
system.
Standard
Standard
G.
2361
Core
storage
Optional
Cannot
be
attached
Up
to
8
million
bytes
can
be
attached.
H.
High-speed
buffer
Not
provided
storage
1.
Cycle
time
2.
CPU-to-buffer
fet~ch
time
8K
is
standard.
8K
more
can
be
added
80
nanoseconds
160
nanoseconds
for
8
bytes;
a
request
can
be
initiated
every
80
ns
cycle.
os
-
Model
65
All
are
supported.
Storage
protection
is
supported.
Hierarchy
support
is
provided.
OS
-
Model
165
All
are
supported.
Progran~ers
can
use
the
hardware
facility
in
Assembler
programs.
Same
as
Model
65

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BrandIBM
ModelSystem/370
CategoryServer
LanguageEnglish

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