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The tdx-info output you’re seeing is already providing some of the information you’re looking for. Based on the documentation, tdx-info does include the Toradex version field which shows the product identification(1).
Looking at the example output from the documentation, you should see a line like this(1):
This Toradex version field contains the PID4 (first 4 digits) which corresponds to the specific hardware variant you mentioned(2). According to the revision history documentation, the different Verdin iMX8M Plus WB variants have these PID4 identifiers(3):
0070: Verdin iMX8M Plus Quad 8GB WB IT
0058: Verdin iMX8M Plus Quad 4GB WB IT
0064: Verdin iMX8M Plus Quad 2GB WB IT
The complete 8-digit product number (PID8) format includes(2):
PPPP: 4-digits indicating the Product Configuration (PID4)
VV: 2-digits indicating Major and Minor Version
AA: 2-digits indicating Assembly Variant
So if your tdx-info output shows something like “0058 V1.1A”, this tells you that you have the Quad 4GB variant. The information is already there in the output - it’s just that the PID4 number needs to be cross-referenced with the revision history to understand which specific configuration it represents(3).
The tdx-info tool is open source and available on GitHub, so enhancement requests could potentially be submitted there(1).
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