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    DMI configuration

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    by richard.eisenhauer ·

    Hello, does anybody know how to readout the DMI configuration in DOS mode (without starting Windows at all)?

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    • #2521869

      Clarifications

      by richard.eisenhauer ·

      In reply to DMI configuration

      Clarifications

    • #2521841

      Using DMI236.EXE

      by vinitogupta ·

      In reply to DMI configuration

      Use the command line DMI236.EXE /g /n /s[m|p|v|s] string |/c[m|v|s|a] string| /b[m|p|v|s] to save or update the DMI information.
      The parameters to add information are listed below:
      /g
      Save Manufacturer, Product Name, Version, Serial Number and UUID in Type 1. and Manufacturer, Product, Version and Serial Number in Type 2, to file UPDATE.BIN

      /n
      Write data from UPDATE.BIN (made from using /g parameter) to DMI

      /ss “String”
      system serial number string

      /sm “String”
      system manufacturer name string

      /sp “String”
      system product identification string

      /sv “String”
      system version string

      /bs “String”
      mainboard serial number string

      /bm “String”
      mainboard manufacturer name string

      /bp “String”
      mainboard product identification string

      /bv “String”
      mainboard version string

      /cs “String”
      chassis serial number string

      /cm “String”
      chassis manufacturer name string

      /ca “String”
      chassis asset tag string

      /cv “String”
      chassis version string

      Here is the simple example for that:
      DMI236 /ca “abc1234”, abc1234 is your chassis asset tag string.

      DMI236 /ss “123456”, 123456 is your system serial number.

      Thanks

      • #2592035

        Problems with the tool

        by richard.eisenhauer ·

        In reply to Using DMI236.EXE

        Hi, I tested the tool but I always get the following message when I enter dmi236 /p or dmi236 /g

        Error Number = 30000081
        It is PnP Function error !
        Function Number = 0
        Command Number = 0
        Error happan in subroutine #0
        Error Description :
        PnP functions return code : 0x81, Unknow, or invalid, function number passed.

        Do you have an idea? Or is it just useful for a special BIOS manufacturer? I use a phoenix BIOS.

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