Structure Types
As of version 2.7.1, the SMBIOS specification defines these structure types:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | BIOS Information |
| 1 | System Information |
| 2 | Baseboard (or Module) Information |
| 3 | System Enclosure or Chassis |
| 4 | Processor Information |
| 5 | Memory Controller Information (Obsolete) |
| 6 | Memory Module Information (Obsolete) |
| 7 | Cache Information |
| 8 | Port Connector Information |
| 9 | System Slots |
| 10 | On Board Devices Information |
| 11 | OEM Strings |
| 12 | System Configuration Options |
| 13 | BIOS Language Information |
| 14 | Group Associations |
| 15 | System Event Log |
| 16 | Physical Memory Array |
| 17 | Memory Device |
| 18 | 32-Bit Memory Error Information |
| 19 | Memory Array Mapped Address |
| 20 | Memory Device Mapped Address |
| 21 | Built-in Pointing Device |
| 22 | Portable Battery |
| 23 | System Reset |
| 24 | Hardware Security |
| 25 | System Power Controls |
| 26 | Voltage Probe |
| 27 | Cooling Device |
| 28 | Temperature Probe |
| 29 | Electrical Current Probe |
| 30 | Out-of-Band Remote Access |
| 31 | Boot Integrity Services (BIS) Entry Point |
| 32 | System Boot Information |
| 33 | 64-Bit Memory Error Information |
| 34 | Management Device |
| 35 | Management Device Component |
| 36 | Management Device Threshold Data |
| 37 | Memory Channel |
| 38 | IPMI Device Information |
| 39 | System Power Supply |
| 40 | Additional Information |
| 41 | Onboard Devices Extended Information |
| 42 | Management Controller Host Interface |
| 126 | Inactive |
| 127 | End-of-Table |
| 128-255 | Available for system- and OEM- specific information |
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