Wrong UUID on (some) Dell systems #30
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…sts) have also UUIDs in little-endian, those need to be mangled also to be correct. (if not, it seems to give issues with SCCM/WDS) Explicitly check on 0x4c4c4544 for DELL
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Seems like some Dell desktops/laptops with older SMBIOS (2.4 in my tests)
have also UUIDs in little-endian, those need to be mangled also to be
correct. (if not, it seems to give issues with SCCM/WDS)
Explicitly check on 0x4c4c4544 for DELL