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Configuring fuses
Aug 5th, 2013 at 8:34pm
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Where can I change the fuses in the elf file? I could just change them before burning with the programming tool but I'd rather set them once and not have to worry about re-setting at every programming event. 

I've found the .elf file generated by the compile but I can't seem to find the bootloader file where the fuse settings are configured. 

If you're looking for the binaries, open the Compile.vmps in the Visual Micro folder in your project. The output path is configured there.
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Re: Configuring fuses
Reply #1 - Aug 5th, 2013 at 9:01pm
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Hi,

Fuses and settings are read from a couple of places in the Arduino Ide directory structure.

Look in arduinoide\hardware\arduino for boards.txt and programmers.txt.

If you make changes or additions to these files with Visual Studio or Atmel Studio open you should click "Tools>Arduino>Reload Tool Chain" for the new config to be loaded.

It's possible to create your own boards.txt under a certain directory structure below the SketchBook\Hardware folder. However it's a little more complicated because you would have to alter the "core" property to be arduino:arduino. So initially I would hack the one under the arduino ide folder by adding your own board def of changing an existing one that meets your needs
  
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