Struct smbioslib::WinSMBiosData

pub struct WinSMBiosData {
    pub smbios_data: SMBiosData,
    // some fields omitted
}

Raw SMBIOS Data

When Windows kernel32 GetSystemFirmwareTable function is called for RSMB, the raw SMBIOS table provider (‘RSMB’) it retrieves the contents of this raw SMBIOS firmware table structure.

Fields

smbios_data: SMBiosData

SMBios table data

Implementations

impl WinSMBiosData

pub const USED20_CALLING_METHOD_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the Used20CallingMethod field (0)

pub const SMBIOS_MAJOR_VERSION_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the SMBIOSMajorVersion field (1)

pub const SMBIOS_MINOR_VERSION_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the SMBIOSMinorVersion field (2)

pub const DMI_REVISION_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the DMIRevision field (3)

pub const TABLE_DATA_LENGTH_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the Length field (4)

pub const SMBIOS_TABLE_DATA_OFFSET: usize

Offset of the SMBIOSTableData field (8)

pub fn new(raw_smbios_data: Vec<u8>) -> Result<WinSMBiosData, Error>

Creates an instance of WinSMBiosData

To retrieve this structure on a windows system call load_windows_smbios_data().

The new() is provided publicly to allow loading data from other sources such as a file or from memory array as is done with testing.

pub fn is_valid_win_smbios_data(raw_data: &Vec<u8>) -> bool

Verify if a block of data is a valid WinSMBiosData structure

This only checks if the structure itself is valid and not whether the contained SMBiosData structure is valid or not.

pub fn raw_smbios_data(&self) -> &[u8]

The raw SMBIOS data this structure is wrapping

pub fn used20_calling_method(&self) -> u8

Used20CallingMethod

pub fn smbios_major_version(&self) -> u8

SMBIOS major version

pub fn smbios_minor_version(&self) -> u8

SMBIOS minor version

pub fn dmi_revision(&self) -> u8

DMI revision

pub fn table_data_length(&self) -> u32

Length of the smbios table data

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for WinSMBiosData

fn fmt(&self, fmt: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Serialize for WinSMBiosData

fn serialize<S>(&self, serializer: S) -> Result<S::Ok, S::Error> where
    S: Serializer, 

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer.