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Adding UUID to system information #2
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Hmm, it's a strange behavior indeed. I don't have my AMIBIOS system anymore so I can't test or try to reproduce the problem here. You mentioned that other tools are able to persistently change the value -- did the DOS utility work? |
The amidedos tool works to changing the UUID permanently. |
Hi Claudio Here is the adapted amibios_sysfs.c file:
Is there an error in the code? Do we have to adapt something in the other files? |
sorry for necromancing this, @syslogicsm did you get something working or gave up the idea? As I would really love to not have to boot up a dos image before I install linux on some supermicro boards that come with UUID's zeroed out. |
@syslogicsm and @axlroden |
Hi Claudio
We try to add the UUID DMI Structure Fields to your code. We are able to read the UUID and also to change it by now. What we don't understand is, that when we reboot the system, only the first byte of the UUID stays as written before, the other bytes are always changed back to the same values. Our BIOS allows us to write to this UUID with other tools. Do we miss something important in the code when adding the UUID? Do you have any suggestions what could be the problem?
Thank you in advance
Kind regards
Severin
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