

----- Flashrom 2.23 Help -----
Format: FLASHROM [command] [parameter1] [parameter2] [parameter3] <option/s>
[command]:
-i                      Display information of ATI PCI adapters in the system.
-p <Num> <File> [r]     Write BIOS image in file <File> to flash ROM in Adapter
                        <Num>.  Reboot after write if [r] flag is specified
-pm <Num> <File> [r]    Write BIOS image for MAC
-pi <Num> <File> [r]    Write inverted BIOS image for R200 Parallel ROM
-pa <Num> <File> [Loc]  Write BIOS image in file <File> to flash ROM in Adapter
                        <Num> starting from specific location [Loc] in Hex.
-s <Num> <File> [Size]  Save BIOS image from adapter <Num> to file <File>.
                        First [Size] kbytes of ROM content is saved if [Size]
                        is specified.
-cf <File> [Size]       Calculate CRC for file <File>.
                        CRC for the first [Size] kbytes of the file is
                        calculated if [Size] is specified.
-cb <Num> [Size]        Calculate BIOS image CRC for adapter <Num>.
                        CRC for the first [Size] kbytes of the ROM content is
                        calculated if [Size] is specified.
-cr <Num> [Checksum]    Calculate 16-bit ROM checksum for adapter <Num> and
                        compare it to the [Checksum] specified.
-l <Num>                Check whether the ROM of adapter <Num> is currently
                        locked or unlocked.
<option/s>:
-f                      Force flashing regardless of security checkings (e.g.
                        AsicID & BIOS file info check OR boot-up card).
-bndn                   read bus# & device# from 'bndn.ini' file.
-d                      Display debug informations.
<tvstd option/s>:
   NTSC                 sets the default BIOS built-in initialization standard.
   PAL                  Usage: -p <Num> <File> <tvstd option>
   PAL_M 
   PAL_60 
   NTSC_J 
   SCART_RGB 
   PAL_CN 
   PAL_N 
*<Num> = adapter number, <File> = filename, [Size] = data block size in KBytes
*Use command -i to see the adapter numbers in the system.
