Maximilian Gerhardt

Very nice, it built the clearcore firmware in the CI succesfully: https://github.com/patrickwasp/platform-atmelsam/actions/runs/6001903149/job/16277089103 I oversaw the missing newline end in the `boards/clearcore.json` though, but that'll all then.

Which of the 4 boards referenced in the [`boards.txt`](https://github.com/bigjosh/Move38-Arduino-Platform/blob/main/boards.txt) do you have for testing and what programmer do you use? My understanding is that this needs an ISP programmer.

I've started a minimal project at https://github.com/maxgerhardt/pio-mov38-test that couples with repo that has the necessary platform-atmelavr modifications, it builds the firmware for a "Move38 -> Blink" board exactly like the...

I've updated the test project above, can you check if it builds and uploads fine for you?

>avrdude: NOTE: "flash" memory has been specified, an erase cycle will be performed > To disable this feature, specify the -D option. Hm, it may have erased the bootloader file...

>I assume one needs to burn it via the Tools menu in Arduino IDE...? Nope, as I've just found out, the Arduino IDE flashes both bootloader and sketch in one...

Please `git pull` the reference project again and update the dev atmelavr platform again (easiest: Remove all `atmelavr@..` folders in `C:\Users\\.platformio\platforms` and build project again). [Verbose upload](https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/integration/ide/vscode.html#project-tasks) output should look...

I've filed a pull-request per above. I've updated the project as to remove the local board definitios (in `board/`), these are now in the platform-atmelavr folder. Can you update in...

I'm the CI maintainer of [the AVaRICE program](https://github.com/avrdudes/avarice) now, which is supposed to be able to use several debugging probes (Atmel-ICE, AVR Dragon, mEDBG, eDBG, ...) to open a GDB...

I am making slow but steady progress with AVaRICE on a ATMega328P XPlained Mini (mEDBG) board, incorporating a few patches, recompiling avr-gdb with XML support, and now I got PlatformIO...