commands.sh

dmidecode

linux

Display the DMI (alternatively known as SMBIOS) table contents in a human-readable format. See also: `inxi`, `lshw`, `hwinfo`.

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Options (2)

-s, --stringboolean

Show the BIOS version

Example: sudo dmidecode {{[-s|--string]}} bios-version
-t, --typeboolean

Show BIOS information

Example: sudo dmidecode {{[-t|--type]}} bios

Examples (6)

Show all DMI table contents

Show the BIOS version

sudo dmidecode [-s|--string] bios-version

Show the system's serial number

sudo dmidecode [-s|--string] system-serial-number

Show BIOS information

sudo dmidecode [-t|--type] bios

Show CPU information

sudo dmidecode [-t|--type] processor

Show memory information

sudo dmidecode [-t|--type] memory
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