consoleprograms
DMIPRINT.COM
(ASCII
output) and
DMIPRINT.EXE
(UTF-16LE
output) for
Microsoft®
Windows™ NT
decode and print the hardware component and configuration data
provided by the
SMBIOS,
formerly called
DMIBIOS.
Note: when started in their own console
window, for example per double-click, DMIPRINT.COM
and
DMIPRINT.EXE
wait for a keypress before they exit and
their console
window closes; they beep once and flash the
title bar of their console
window to indicate this wait
state.
DMIPRINT.AMD
,
DMIPRINT.EEE
,
DMIPRINT.LOG
,
DMIPRINT.TXT
,
DMIPRINT.ZEN
,
DMIPRINT.ZEN2
,
DMIPRINT.KBL
,
DMIPRINT.CFL
,
DMIPRINT.ICL
,
DMIPRINT.EXC
and
DMIPRINT.EPYC
show outputs for different
SMBIOS versions,
from small portable devices like an Asus Eee PC to big
machines like a Dell PowerEdge R7525 with 2
AMD® EPYC™ 7713
64-core processors and 1 TB
ECC
RAM.
DMIPRINT.COM
and DMIPRINT.EXE
support
DMTF’s
SMBIOS
DSP0134
version 3.7.1, published May 22, 2024.
Note: since Windows
does not support
RISC-V
processors, DMIPRINT.COM
and DMIPRINT.EXE
don’t decode the
RISC-V Processor Processor-Specific Data
introduced with version 3.3.0.
DMIPRINT.COM
and DMIPRINT.EXE
are pure
Win32 binary executables, written from scratch in
ANSI C,
built with the DMIPRINT.COM
and DMIPRINT.EXE
are
available for the I386 alias x86 and the
AMD64 alias x64 processor architectures of
Windows NT.
Note: DMIPRINT.COM
and
DMIPRINT.EXE
are neither based on other tools like
dmidecode
or
libsmbios
nor related to any of them!
DMIPRINT.COM
and
DMIPRINT.EXE
are
digitally signed
using a (self-issued)
X.509
leaf certificate
and
time stamped.
Download and install the (self-signed) X.509 root certificate to validate and verify the digital certificate and the signature.
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