[SOLVED] Is there a way to ID my motherboard through software?
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Run the command as root if it names the board model as something different then Product Name then you will need to remove the| grep part to look at the whole output to see it.
Huh. I could have sworn the guy at the shop that built this computer said it used an ASUS motherboard. The sticker on the front says Nobilis, so I guess this information is correct. Thank you.
Huh. I could have sworn the guy at the shop that built this computer said it used an ASUS motherboard. The sticker on the front says Nobilis, so I guess this information is correct. Thank you.
Your welcome. Try Manufacturer as well to see that, the Product in my output only gives me the model that first one of yours could be a board model name not the Manufacturer.
root@caitlyn:~# dmidecode | grep Manufacturer
Manufacturer: Equus Computer Systems
Manufacturer: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Manufacturer: Nobilis
Manufacturer: To Be Filled By O.E.M.
Manufacturer: 1315
Manufacturer: [Empty]
Manufacturer: Intel
root@caitlyn:~# dmidecode | grep Manufacturer
Manufacturer: Equus Computer Systems
Manufacturer: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Manufacturer: Nobilis
Manufacturer: To Be Filled By O.E.M.
Manufacturer: 1315
Manufacturer: [Empty]
Manufacturer: Intel
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. being the key one namely ASUS as the store told you. The others are filled in by the O.E.M.s as is still there for one entry ie. the people who ASUS sold it too.
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