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From: mo@UU.NET (Mike O'Dell)
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To: msmith@atrad.adelaide.edu.au
Subject: SMBIOS/DMI etc
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i have a new ASUS TX97-E motherboard with the DMI/SMBIOS stuff on it
and it's pretty cool.  the National parts which do the actual work
are docuemented and everyone is using the same thing, or so it seems.

the part gives you all DC voltages, fan rotation speed for each of
possibly 3 fans (cpu, cabinet, and power supply), "cabinet intrusion
detector", and some other stuff 

	=mo