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How to get 'Product Name' for a Poweredge R730 running Linux? Or at least fake it?

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It seems that some PowerEdge boxes don't have Product Name available via the DMI interface.  On mine, the command : 

dmidecode -s system-product-name

yields an empty line.  (It should be something like "R730" or at least something that contains that value.

(Running ipmitool or inspecting /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/product_name yield the same result.)

So it seems that the value just isn't set by whatever step of the manufacturing process *should have* set it.  

Is there a good way around this?  Something else to check? Some other value from which I can *infer* the product name?

Is there a way to correct the value by hand?

It looks like there's a many-to-one  mapping of motherboard type (aka, baseboard-product-name) to  product name, but there doesn't seem to be any publicly available record of the various motherboard that might have been used for the differing products.  (Plus, I assume that it would be subject to updates over time.)


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