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Merge pull request #282 from enekochan/patch-1

Fix Markdown link
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Bill Westfield
2020-05-29 02:31:00 -07:00
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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. 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. 2. 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. 3. Create a 'hardware' directory inside your sketches folder.
1. Copy the optiboot directory into the hardware directory. 4. Copy the optiboot directory into the hardware directory.
1. Restart the Arduino software. New boards will appear in the Tools>Board menu. 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 ## ## To burn Optiboot onto an Arduino board ##
1. Select the appropriate Optiboot board type (or non-Optiboot if you want to change back) 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]] 2. Connect your Arduino to an ISP programmer ([Installing](https://github.com/Optiboot/optiboot/wiki/InstallingOnChips)).
1. Use the 'Burn Bootloader' item in Arduino. 3. Use the 'Burn Bootloader' item in Arduino.
1. You can then upload sketches as normal, using the Optiboot board type. 4. You can then upload sketches as normal, using the Optiboot board type.
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