As a small piece of information appears, the Linux 6.10 kernel outputs the number of memory spaces used during boot to the kernel log as a small help.
Linux 6.10 DMI was updated the moderator Today we will now try to stop the decoding of faulty DMI inputs. An informational message about the number of memory slots is also displayed during boot.
outside of it com. dmesg The output for Linux 6.10+ is “DMI: Full Memory Slot: ” including the number of memory slot fills – assuming the Desktop Management Interface (DMI) information is correct.
It is simply a convenient addition to storage topology information that can already be manually calculated and analyzed, such as: b com. dmidecode useful as the original. For those who don’t use dmidecode or can’t access dmesg output, there’s another great way to access Linux storage information without needing advanced privileges.
The DMI update for Linux 6.10 includes this general information and two fixes for this cycle.
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