OK you are half done! Next is updating the avrdude configuration file.
Step 2. Updating avrdude.conf
The second step is to update the AVR chip program upload helper to be a little more patient
with the ATtiny85 bootloader we have on the Trinket. We will update the description of the
chip's erase cycle to be longer, to avoid timeouts and errors.
Windows and Linux users can download the new avrdude.co nf by clicking this button:
Mac users should download this version and uncompress it
Now we will hunt for the original avrdude.co nf file. If you are using a Mac, right-click on the
Arduino application icon and select "Show Package Contents" then navigate through the
Contents & Java folders. On Windows you will have to find the installation directory, which
may be a folder on the Desktop or possibly in C: \Pro gram Files if you used the installer.
Likewise in Linux it is where-ever you uncompressed the folder.
Now find the hardware\to o ls\avr\etc folder, and inside you should see the
avrdude.co nf file. You can also use your operating system's find tool to locate it.
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avrdude.conf for Windows &
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http://adafru.it/cE3
Download avrdude.conf for Mac
http://adafru.it/cGO
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