[Gllug] Dell Service Tag number
devans at presscentre.net
devans at presscentre.net
Thu Jun 26 13:28:14 UTC 2003
Does'nt appear to work with the PowerEdge 2450. Do we need to add / update the BIOS
offsets for this model?
$ sudo ./dell_serial_tag.pl
$ ls -l /dev/mem
crw-r----- 1 root kmem 1, 1 Apr 11 2002 /dev/mem
$ uname -a
Linux myhost.blah.net 2.4.7-10smp #1 SMP Thu Sep 6 17:09:31 EDT 2001 i686 unknown
Regards
On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 01:09:42PM +0100, Martin A. Brooks wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 13:48, devans at presscentre.net wrote:
> > Thanks for your email. Yes, I came across dmidecode, but on a PowerEdge 2450 it
> > does'nt appear to work. I'm not sure why it displays 12345. To my knowledge the
> > tag has not been changed.
>
> I had to do this recently in a client's datacentre, the data ends up in
> $res
>
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> # (C) 2000 Geir Inge Jensen
> #
> # Rewritten to be more robust on several platforms by Olav Kolbu
> # 2003/03/13 - Hacked mercilessly by Mart Brooks for LON4
>
> $|=1;
>
> @sets = ([0xfb1e6, 0, 40, -138, 2518],
> [0xfa237, 0, 40, -138, 1813],
> [0xfa237, 0, 40, -140, 1813],
> [0xfaf76, 0, 40, -138, 2534],
> [0xfb286, 0, 40, -138, 2502],
> [0xfb436, 0, 40, -138, 2486],
> [0xf9fd7, 0, 40, -138, 2117],
> [0xfb286, 0, 40, -138, 2518],
> [0xfa227, 0, 40, -140, 1813],
> [0xfa227, 0, 40, -138, 1813]);
>
> @patterns = ('^Dell', '[:print:]', '^\w+$',
> '^\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4}$', '[:print:]');
>
> @header = ('','','','','','') if (-t);
>
> $nl = (-t) ? "\n" : ", ";
> $/ = "\0";
>
>
> open(MEM, "</dev/mem") || die "Unable to open /dev/mem: $!";
> foreach $set (@sets) {
> $res = $header[0] . $hostname;
> $bad = $i = 0; seek(MEM, 0, 0);
> foreach $offset (@$set) {
> seek(MEM, $offset, 1);
> #printf "\n0x%.8x: " , tell(MEM); $nl = "";
> ($data = <MEM>) =~ s/[ \t\0\r\n]*$//g;
> #print "GOT $data\n";
> if ( $data !~ $patterns[$i] ) {
> $bad = 1;
> last;
> }
> next unless ($i++ || (-t));
> $data =~ s/ROM BIOS PLUS // unless (-t);
> #$res .= $nl . $header[$i] . $data;
> $res.="$data,";
> }
> last if not $bad;
> }
> close(MEM);
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