How to get SMBIOS table entry point for UEFI Systems using Win32 api?
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I have written Win32 api code which dumps the SMBIOS table into a string using the GetSystemFirmwareTable however I am unable to parse it for UEFI systems because according to the SMBIOS documentation the entry point is located in the EFI Configuration Table which I can't find anything about how to access in the MS documentation.
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I have written Win32 api code which dumps the SMBIOS table into a string using the GetSystemFirmwareTable however I am unable to parse it for UEFI systems because according to the SMBIOS documentation the entry point is located in the EFI Configuration Table which I can't find anything about how to access in the MS documentation.
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I have written Win32 api code which dumps the SMBIOS table into a string using the GetSystemFirmwareTable however I am unable to parse it for UEFI systems because according to the SMBIOS documentation the entry point is located in the EFI Configuration Table which I can't find anything about how to access in the MS documentation.
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I have written Win32 api code which dumps the SMBIOS table into a string using the GetSystemFirmwareTable however I am unable to parse it for UEFI systems because according to the SMBIOS documentation the entry point is located in the EFI Configuration Table which I can't find anything about how to access in the MS documentation.
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c windows winapi
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