bios
Command Function
Collects BIOS information, including the boot type, cache mode, and PCIe rate.
- Data collection supports the BMC mode (login required), iBMA mode, and BMC-skipping mode. When ipmitool is used for data collection, the report will not include information from modules that strongly depend on the BMC.
- The iBMA mode is supported only for the root user and cannot be used to obtain SEL logs.
- The iBMA version must be 2.11.0 or later. For details about how to download and install iBMA, see iBMA 2.0 User Guide.
Syntax
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./kspect bios [-h] |
Parameter Description
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Parameter |
Description |
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None |
Collects BIOS information, including the boot type, cache mode, and PCIe rate. |
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-h/--help |
Obtains help information. |
Example
Collect BIOS information.
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./kspect bios
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Type |
Description |
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BIOS |
Displays basic BIOS information, including the vendor, version, and date. |
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BIOS detail Info |
Displays BIOS details, including Memory Frequency, Custom Refresh Rate, Custom Power Policy, Die Interleaving, Channel Interleaving, Channel Interleaving 3Way, Rank Interleaving, NUMA, One Numa Per Socket, Secure Boot, Cache Mode, Stream Write Mode, Stream Write Value, SPE, Support Smmu, CPU Prefetching Configuration, PCIe Link Speed, and PCIe Max Payload Size. |
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Channel Interleaving |
Displays the CPU channel interleaving information. |
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JSON Report |
The generated report is saved in the Tool_installation_path/output/kspect-bios-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS directory and the file name is kspect-bios-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json. |