A quick and dirty tool written in C to split UEFI/BIOS files into two or more binary chunks, which can then be flashed onto a chip using flashrom or something similar. This was born out of the necessity of needing a UEFI and an EC (embedded controller) image to be reflashed manually on a laptop where the UEFI was 2MB and the EC was 128K, but seperate images were not available.
printf(“romsplit – split binary files into two or more seperate chunks\n”);
printf(“Usage: %s <filename> <size of chunk 1> <size of chunk 2> … <size of chunk n>\n\n”, argv[0]);
printf(“You must specify a filename and at least two chunk sizes\n”);
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