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> If all three are in agreement, they carry out the operation. If even a single command is in disagreement, the controller carries out the command from the proc
by dqpb 6y ago
> If all three are in agreement, they carry out the operation. If even a single command is in disagreement, the controller carries out the command from the processor which had previously been sending the correct commands.
By this definition, wouldn't all three processes be the last ones to send the correct commands?
- MintelIE 6y agoActually the way it usually works is a voting system, where if one component disagrees, and two agree, the majority vote is upheld.