How To Use The Dmidecode Command In Linux With Examples

How To Use The Dmidecode Command In Linux With Examples

dmidecode command is used when the user want to retrieve system’s hardware related information such as Processor, RAM(DIMMs), BIOS detail, Memory, Serial numbers etc.
dmidecode also referred as Desktop Management Interface table decoder, record data from DMI table and produce it in human readable format.

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[aliabdullah]

Good job, but is there another way to get the service tag(serial number)? i mean without privilege.