As I'm trying to port all existing CBFS uses to the new APIs that support verification, the CONFIG_SMMSTORE_IN_CBFS option is a bit of a problem: It's the only CBFS use case where coreboot is actually trying to write back into CBFS, and thus needs access to the raw flash offsets of files (which is something I'm trying to stop from leaking out of the abstraction).
Does anyone still need this? As far as I know it was just a hack invented to backport SMMSTORE onto a Chromebook that couldn't make FMAP changes anymore, and we never ended up using it after all. Anyone still using SMMSTORE today should be putting it in a separate FMAP section. Would anyone mind if I just remove the CBFS option?
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