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The smbios table type1 contains overall system information such like: Manufacturer, Product Name, Version, Serial Number, SKU Number, Family and etc. Would be interesting to let users be able to modify these attributes to allow them to emulate some specific system vendors. As an example of usage at iXsystems, we are using it to simulate our enterprise product and be able to execute QA tests using bhyve. Example of bios.conf file: manufacturer="MY COMPANY" version="5.0" product = "MY PRODUCT" serial="1234567890" family="MY FAMILY" Example bhyve parameter: bhyve -B /z/bios.conf

The smbios table type1 contains overall system information such like: Manufacturer, Product Name, Version, Serial Number, SKU Number, Family and etc. Would be interesting to let users be able to modify these attributes to allow them to emulate some specific system vendors. As an example of usage at iXsystems, we are using it to simulate our enterprise product and be able to execute QA tests using bhyve. Example of bios.conf file: ``` manufacturer="MY COMPANY" version="5.0" product = "MY PRODUCT" serial="1234567890" family="MY FAMILY" ``` Example bhyve parameter: ``` bhyve -B /z/bios.conf ```

The smbios table type1 contains overall system information such like: Manufacturer, Product Name, Version, Serial Number, SKU Number, Family and etc. Would be interesting to let users be able to modify these attributes to allow them to emulate some specific system vendors. As an example of usage at iXsystems, we are using it to simulate our enterprise product and be able to execute QA tests using bhyve. Example of bios.conf file: ``` manufacturer="MY COMPANY" version="5.0" product = "MY PRODUCT" serial="1234567890" family="MY FAMILY" ``` Example bhyve parameter: ``` bhyve -B /z/bios.conf ```