Platform/Sgi: Add Firmware Version Support #259
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BiosVersion value is hardcoded as "EDK II" and it appears same in SMBIOS type 0 record firmware version string. This is not meaningful, it remains unchanged across releases and it does not match the version string in the release notes. So updated BiosVersion from “EDK II” to a format that reflects the release version, such as “RD-INFRA-YYYY.MM.DD” (e.g., “RD-INFRA-2024.09.30”). Signed-off-by: Dishendra Deshmukh <dishendra.deshmukh@arm.com>
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BiosVersion value is hardcoded as "EDK II" and it appears same in SMBIOS type 0 record firmware version string. This is not meaningful, it remains unchanged across releases and it does not match the version string in the release notes.
So updated BiosVersion from “EDK II” to a format that reflects the release version, such as “RD-INFRA-YYYY.MM.DD” (e.g., “RD-INFRA-2024.09.30”).