From 85c26e8a5a0c4502417710a65c60261d107d99ed Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: enekochan <enekochan@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 2020 16:25:07 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Fix Markdown link

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   1. Download the latest using Git or the Zip download feature of GitHub.  If you download as a zip, also extract it.
-  1. You will need to be using a recent version of the [Arduino environment](http://arduino.cc), version 18 or later.
-  1. Create a 'hardware' directory inside your sketches folder.
-  1. Copy the optiboot directory into the hardware directory.
-  1. Restart the Arduino software. New boards will appear in the Tools>Board menu.
+  2. You will need to be using a recent version of the [Arduino environment](http://arduino.cc), version 18 or later.
+  3. Create a 'hardware' directory inside your sketches folder.
+  4. Copy the optiboot directory into the hardware directory.
+  5. Restart the Arduino software. New boards will appear in the Tools>Board menu.
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 ## To burn Optiboot onto an Arduino board ##
-  1. Select the appropriate Optiboot board type (or non-Optiboot if you want to change back)
-  1. Connect your Arduino to an ISP programmer [[Installing]]
-  1. Use the 'Burn Bootloader' item in Arduino.
-  1. You can then upload sketches as normal, using the Optiboot board type.
+  1. Select the appropriate Optiboot board type (or non-Optiboot if you want to change back).
+  2. Connect your Arduino to an ISP programmer ([Installing](https://github.com/Optiboot/optiboot/wiki/InstallingOnChips)).
+  3. Use the 'Burn Bootloader' item in Arduino.
+  4. You can then upload sketches as normal, using the Optiboot board type.
 
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