Any way to update DMI tables programatically

Is there any API/function in Redhat Linux to update
specific entries in the DMI table ? Either a driver
and app combination ? Any existing features in the
Linux kernel to do this ? Any existing tools ?
(execuses If I posted here wrongly, but I am sure
people out there would help me)



       
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