Raspberry Pi Model

The script is based on the page Checking Your Raspberry Pi Board Version

To display the model of the Raspberry Pi run the following script.

vi /usr/bin/model

Add the following lines.

#!/bin/bash

model=$(cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep  "Rev")
model=${model##*: }

serial=$(cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep  "Serial")
serial=${serial##*: }

if [ $model = "0002" ]
then
   echo "Model B Revision 1.0"
fi

if [ $model = "0003" ]
then
   echo "Model B Revision 1.0 + ECN0001 (no fuses, D14 removed)"
fi

if [ $model = "0004" ] || [ $model = "0005" ] || [ $model = "0006" ]
then
   echo "Model B Revision 2.0 Mounting holes"
fi

if [ $model = "0007" ] || [ $model = "0008" ] || [ $model = "0009" ]
then
   echo "Model A Mounting holes"
fi

if [ $model = "000d" ] || [ $model = "000e" ] || [ $model = "000f" ]
then
   echo "Model B Revision 2.0 with Mounting holes"
fi

if [ $model = "0010" ]
then
   echo "Model B+"
fi

if [ $model = "0011" ]
then
   echo "compute Module"
fi

if [ $model = "0012" ]
then
   echo "Model A+"
fi

if [ $model = "a01041" ]
then
   echo "P2 Model B, Sony UK Built"
fi

if [ $model = "a21041" ]
then
   echo "P2 Model B, Embest China Built"
fi

if [ $model = "900092" ]
then
   echo "PiZero"
fi

if [ $model = "a02082" ]
then
   echo "Pi 3 Model B, Sony UK Built"
fi

if [ $model = "a22082" ]
then
   echo "Pi 3 Model B, Embest China Built"
fi

echo Serial Number : $serial

chmod +x /usr/bin/model