spipgmw /d original.

bin /d=2
"HACE BACKUP DEL ARCHIVO ORIGINAL DEL LA MEMORIA
SI YA ESTA CORRUPTA NO SIRVE DE NADA."
spipgmw /u /d=2
"DESBLOQUEA LA EPROM SI SE ENCUENTRA BLOQUEADA"
spipgmw /e /d=2
"BORRA LA EPROM COMPLETA"
spipgmw /p ejemplo.bin /d=2
"PROGRAMA LA EPROM A LA MEMORIA BORRADA"

spipgmw /d veriCAR.bin /d=2

"HACE BACKUP DE LA MEMORIA PARA COMPARAR CRC Y CHECKSM"
TIENE QUE SER EL MISMO CON LA BIOS QUE TU METES CON LA QUE HACES BACKUP

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TODOS LOS COMANDOS QUE SE UTILIZAN.
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SPI FlashROM Programmer 1.9c (C) 2008-2011 by Martin Rehak; rayer@seznam.cz
Compiled by GCC 4.4.0 at 23:20:41, Mar 22 2011
(Win9x/NT/2K/XP compatability)
SYNTAX: spipgm /i|r|d|e|p [filename] [address] [size] [/l=iobase] [/d=delay]
/i - identify SPI FlashROM
/r address size - read & display data block (0x prefix = hexa number)
/d filename - dump entire FlashROM to file
/p filename - program entire FlashROM from file (without erase)
/e - erase entire FlashROM
/u - unlock write protection bits (may depend on WP# level)
/l= LPT port I/O base address (default is 378h - LPT1)
/d= additional delay for SPI clock pulse width [usec] (default is 0)
LPT to SPI pin assignment (based on BSD AVR programmer):
pin 7 = D5 -> CS#
pin 8 = D6 -> SCK (CLK)
pin 9 = D7 -> MOSI (DIO)
pin 10 = ACK -> MISO (DO)
pin 18 = GND -> GND