Find a system id - Revision history

Aroberts at 20:41, 9 May 2014

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2012-11-03T02:20:35Z

Rewritten.

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added category

2010-02-27T22:02:22Z

New page: System Id is located here: : /var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id

New page

System Id is located here:
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/var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id

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 System IDs are unique numbers to keep track of all of the computers Free Geek refurbishes.  The System ID is generated from the serial number of the motherboard the system was tested with.  System IDs are always six-digit numbers, beginning with '''4'''.

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	System IDs are unique numbers to keep track of all of the computers Free Geek refurbishes. The System ID is generated from the serial number of the motherboard the system was tested with. System IDs are always six-digit numbers, beginning with '''4'''.		System IDs are unique numbers to keep track of all of the computers Free Geek refurbishes. The System ID is generated from the serial number of the motherboard the system was tested with. System IDs are always six-digit numbers, beginning with '''4'''.

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-To find the system ID:
+System IDs are unique numbers to keep track of all of the computers Free Geek refurbishes.  The System ID is generated from the serial number of the motherboard the system was tested with.  System IDs are always six-digit numbers, beginning with '''4'''.
-*If the customer has not erased the original install you can find the system id here.
- /var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id
+If the motherboard was replaced, or if the system was put together from parts acquired outside of the Volunteer program or warrantied systems in the Store, it is not under warranty.
-*If they have erased the orginal install (e.g., buying a distro CD from the store and overwriting the default image) then you can use the instructions located [http://wiki.freegeek.org/index.php/Printme here.]
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+To reiterate, ''systems without System IDs are never under warranty''.  Macs are dealt with on a case-by-case basis as of 2 Nov 2012.

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 To find the system ID:
 *If the customer has not erased the original install you can find the system id here.
-/var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id
+ /var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id
-*If they have erased the orginal install (e.g., buying a distro CD from the store and overwriting the default image) then you can use the instructions located here:
+*If they have erased the orginal install (e.g., buying a distro CD from the store and overwriting the default image) then you can use the instructions located [http://wiki.freegeek.org/index.php/Printme here.]
 :[[Category: Tech support]]

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+To find the system ID:
 *If the customer has not erased the original install you can find the system id here.
 /var/lib/freegeek-extras/printme/system_id

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