It seems that coreboot option table is not used in current configs. I do not know whether it is a consideration about security, but it removes the capability about tuning those options. (e.g. to assign more UMA for gpu than default 32MiB)
Enabling both USE_OPTION_TABLE and STATIC_OPTION_TABLE (Load default configuration values into CMOS on each boot) may be a better choice, as it allows these default values stored in CBFS being tuned via nvramtool(1) after building and before flashing.
It seems that coreboot option table is not used in current configs. I do not know whether it is a consideration about security, but it removes the capability about tuning those options. (e.g. to assign more UMA for gpu than default 32MiB)
Enabling both USE_OPTION_TABLE and STATIC_OPTION_TABLE (Load default configuration values into CMOS on each boot) may be a better choice, as it allows these default values stored in CBFS being tuned via nvramtool(1) after building and before flashing.