bios

Specifically, I want to query a system's GPU for the following: The name of the GPU, the series (e.g. ATI Radion 5800, NVIDIA GeForce 4 MX, etc.), the BIOS version, the driver version, the GPU clock speed, the GPU memory speed, the memory type, the memory size, the bus width, the bandwidth, the type of bus being used, the vendor. Any ideas? The application I'm developing just has to display this information to the user. I suggest querying WMI, using the following WMI objects: Win32_DisplayConfiguration - name of GPU Win32_VideoController - DAC type, speed - video RAM size also try: CIM

I was studying about bootloaders when exactly came upon the term UEFI. I can understand some things about UEFI. But still, In what mode(Real,Protected,Long) does a system with UEFI start? If normal boot loaders cant work with UEFI, Then what is the alternate of boot loader while dealing with UEFI? And do I need any other programming to create one, than assembly? UEFI firmware runs in 64 bit long mode for 64 bit platforms and flat mode for 32 bit platforms; Unlike BIOS, UEFI features its own architecture, independent of the CPU, and its own device drivers. UEFI can mount partitions and read

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I have recently been studying some bootstrap code which was intended for use with a floppy drive. My goal is to modify the program so that it uses my USB flash drive. Now I see how the INT 13H function has been used with the floppy device, but I guess my question is, how will communicating with the USB drive differ? For example, here is a snippet of the floppy code (GNU assembler): movb $0x00,%dl /* select 1st floppy */ /* later */ movw sec,%cx /* get sector number */ movw head,%dx /* get head number */ movw $0x0201,%ax /* read 1 sector */ int $0x13 Now I have read that moving 0x80 into %dl

I wonder what sort of serialnumber wmic bios get serialnumber Windows commad actually gives you? Is it serial number of your motherboard? Documentation is not clear about it. the wmic bios get serialnumber command call the Win32_BIOS wmi class and get the value of the SerialNumber property, which retrieves the serial number of the BIOS Chip of your system. Stanley-Paul Ihunanyachukwu run cmd Enter wmic baseboard get product,version,serialnumber Press the enter key. The result you see under serial number column is your motherboard serial number wmic bios get serialnumber if run from a command