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I'm really intrigued if this is the route in though... because if it is, then it's not likely to deal with firmware updates well... either rendering the BMC unbootable because it stamped on the wrong bits, or being unable to surgically modify because it's now a cow not a horse...
it's pretty easy to make it work with minor updates to the same codebase, but it would be basically impossible to make it work if you e.g. replaced it with OpenBMC.
of course - a swap to OpenBMC would be asking for trouble... but I'd image that even a new build / release of the expected firmware family would have things in different enough places to cause issues.
the robust way to implement this is pattern matching, which is pretty easy with raw code. harder with compressed code, but you'd hijack the process early (in the bootloader) and then rely on code executing on the BMC itself to do the rest of the on-the-fly patching.
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