Lisa Compact 49
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If the Lisa performs a content update in the background, the content update is not interrupted, except
when the Lisa is powered off or rebooted (note that some commands do this!)
The nature of the interruption by the task on the on-going process depends on the exact combination of
the task and the current state or on-going process of the Lisa. The exact effects are detailed in the
following table. The first column describes the task, the second column presents the actual task
commands, the remaining columns represent the current state or on-going process of the Lisa, the rows
represent a task being 'fired'. The resulting action is described in the various cells.
Executing content
update
(when content update is
not done in the
background)
Content update is
stopped, Lisa is powered
on
Content update is
stopped, Lisa is powered
off
Task is performed in the
background, Lisa is
rebooted
Task is performed in the
background
Content update is
stopped, task is executed,
Lisa is powered off
Check for newer software
is done in the
background. If there is
newer software: Lisa is
powered down, software
is updated, Lisa is
powered on.
Check for newer
software is done in the
background. If there is
newer software: Lisa is
powered down, software
is updated, Lisa is
powered on.
Content update is
stopped, check for newer
software is done, Lisa is
powered off. If there is
newer software: software
is updated, Lisa is
powered off.
Update
software
uncondition
ally
Lisa is powered down,
software is updated, Lisa
is powered on.
Lisa is powered down,
software is updated,
Lisa is powered on.
Content update is
stopped, software is
updated, Lisa is powered
off.
Task is performed in the
background
Task is performed in the
background
Content update is
stopped, task is executed,
Lisa is powered off
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