* Patrick Georgi patrick@georgi-clan.de [101215 17:18]:
As this is the default case on our platform, we already handle it that way. filename-position is supposed to be the location in the target's address space, so if you want to store a file in the middle of a 1MB flash chip, you tell cbfstool (and this mechanism which forwards that value unchanged to cbfstool) to put the file at 0xfff80000, not 0x80000 (which is the location in the rom image where the file will end up).
I think this is quite awesome! Now the extra mile question that burns on my mind is: What happens if someone resizes a CBFS. Will it blow up?
Stefan