I've been very dependent on CPU-Z when I need to check the motherboard model of a PC. However, since I've been using Ubuntu lately, this is now a problem. I needed to get my motherboard model without opening my casing and voiding the warranty.
Here is the command to show the motherboard model in Ubuntu.
In terminal window, type:
sudo dmidecode | more
(The | is for piping the output into a nice page-by-page output on screen. Press [Enter] to see the next page)
You may also pipe the output into a file. Use the following command:
sudo dmidecode >> dmioutput.txt
You may then open the dmioutput.txt using your favorite text editor.
Oh, and one more thing. CPU-Z won't work correctly inside virtualbox. Obviously.
Cheers!
2 comments:
well where is the motherboard model there, i cant recognize it :(
Under the Base Board Information, the motherboard manufacturer and product name is stated. In my screenshot, it is Intel DG45ID.
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