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On 15.04.2009 23:41 Uhr, Peter Stuge wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Can someone comment on whether it's simply safe to change that to
a fixed coreboot.cbfs filename?
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<pre wrap="">I think we should just make it output coreboot.rom and forget the
fs extension. There's no reason to confuse people with two output
files based on a config option.
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I think there is, if the file format changes. If the contents is
always the same type I agree it's better to have only one name.
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The content is always the same type.. it's a coreboot image.<br>
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