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On Wed, 7 Jun 2006, Scott R Ehrlich wrote: > Is there a Linux utility that can tell me the BIOS version of a motherboard? > > How about one that reports what memory slots contain what amount of memory, and > the type of memory used in each slot? > > I have RH FC5, Ubuntu, and Debian machines on which the tool(s) would be most > helpful. It would obviously be strongly desired to not have to shut down and > reboot said systems in order to gain at the least the BIOS version. You can try dmidecode. It provides a lot of useful information from the BIOS. What information is provided varies a bit from system to system, so I'm not sure how much luck you'll have. Additionally if you have ECC memory and a supported ECC controller, /proc/ram gives useful details about the various memory banks. -- Greg
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