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Grant Grundler wrote:
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> AFAIK, the processor can only HPMC if a LOAD times out.
> What about processor STORE?

Yes, a bad store can HPMC.  The reason for this is that not being able to write
data successfully means that you have possible data corruption (for
example, data that you had expected to be in persistent storage is not there).

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