I bought new memory for my Thinkpad.
Some Windows softwares can tell me the memory's manufacturer and date. Is there any Linux software that can do that?
dmidecode -t memory and lshw -class memory tell me the vendor, product number, serial number. How can I find out manufacture date?
Some Windows softwares can tell me the memory's manufacturer and date.
Probably not from the actual module and likely uses an internal database or does a look-up on the net.
Most memory modules do not have a manufacturer's name. If there was dmidecode --type memory would show a "Manufacturer" with the name.
Use the value of "Part number" for a google search (KP223C-ELD is Kingston)
Another option:
decode-dimms | grep -i manuf
It does it with an internal list too.
3.Found a list and it looks the same as at #2.
