Hi
By adding
#define KINETIS_FLEX // part with flex memory
#define SIZE_OF_FLEXFLASH (32 * 1024) // 32k Flex
there is support for D-Flash but only for use as linear storage (eg. for parameter system or file system)
I was never very motivated by the EEPROM emulation features that can be configured since it is usually quite easy to do the same thing in P-flash (which all chips have and is therefore compatible) or D-flash (which is in essentially P-flash in a different memory area).
EEPROM emulation spreads smaller amounts of data across larger amounts of memory in order to be able to increase the overall write/erase limits to the range of traditional EEPROMs.
For this reason I never added EEPROM emulation based on FlexNVM, but if you send me the file that you use I will take a look into supporting emulation of it. It will essentially require catching the writes made and interpreting them in order to maintain a block of memory of the configured size and update its content accordingly. The full details about how the sectors are swapped aroud is probably not that relevant for a simulation that just needs to update the 'visible' content (as if it were EEPROM, or RAM).
Regards
Mark
P.S. i didn't realsise the KE1XF has FlexNVM before...