2 being two sets of significant edits by me.) If you look closely you'll see the number 0402 at the end of flash space. I'm calling this version 4.2 (calling the latest Arduino version, 4.0 being the source from mercurial, and. Not tested this time YMMV, and watch your fuse settings. The version of optiboot distributed with Arduino does not yet include support for atmega8. I can tell you that everything you need to build a bootloader is already on your computer.
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Once you have the optiboot loaded on your mega8, don’t forget that you’ll need to edit boards.txt so that the arduino IDE knows how to talk to it (speed and max sketch size are different than the normal bootloader.) # No, you also need to know the correct fuses for mega8: HFUSE = CC, LFUSE = BF And is that all I’m missing to have a atmega8 optiboot?
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