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[Reply #180 on:]

so there is no java 5 on my snow leopard installation... and 32bit mode of java6 won't work...

I tried this:
http://xandeuniz.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/believe-or-not-java-32-bits-on-snow-leopard/
but it did not help.

also have a look at this post:
http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1239162176

[Reply #181 on:]

Is there a core available for the ATTiny85 that will work with Arduino 18?  I didn't see one on the Luminet website.  

Brett

[Reply #182 on:]

not yet. 0018 support is the next point on my list... check again at April 22nd

[Reply #183 on:]

Most excellent...looking forward to it!

[Reply #184 on:]

I'm also looking forward to ATiny85 cores.  All attempts at building them my self have failed. I'm just to green at this stuff.

[Reply #185 on:]

I know it's another toolset to learn but it's fairly easy to program an attiny85 in C code using AVR Studio.  There's an excellent tutorial on avrfreaks.com that introduces avr programming using an attiny85.

you end up needing to use direct port addressing but the tutorial walks you through it and the 85 is so limited that there's really not that much to it.

I think this is what got me started: http://imakeprojects.com/Projects/avr-tutorial/

[Reply #186 on:]

Thanks, I will take a look at that link as I wait...  

[Reply #187 on:]

which functions do you need? What kind of project do you want to build? If you only need digitalRead() and digitalWrite() then I can provide a pre-release very soon.

[Reply #188 on:]

For my first application for the ATtiny85 I'm building a connected set of pushbutton boxes with buzzers and leds for quiz show setup to be used in classrooms at my son's school.  The only functions I really need are digital read/write and delay.  I wouldn't mind following Bill2009's suggestion except that I'm running linux & don't want to mess with trying to get avrstudio to cooperate with wine; tried that a couple of years ago without much success.  I'm using a homebrewed parallel port icsp, which enjoys some support with Arduino 18.

Brett

[Reply #189 on:]

I'm looking to make a Simple SMALL servo controller that will use analogRead(), delay() and the Servo.h library.

[Reply #190 on:]

Is it possible to burn the standard arduino bootloader onto a atmega328 using the modified ide and ftdi bitbang?  Any changes to your ide necessary?

[Reply #191 on:]

its really of topic but yes you can burn an bootloader from the ide but you need a one pre-burned arduino or isp
if you look back in this thread you can find a guide

[Reply #192 on:]

0018 support is the next point on my list... check again at April 22nd

Have you made progress on the attiny85 cores for 0018?  

[Reply #193 on:]

sorry, had no time yet...
I am redesigning LumiNet. I think that a new bootloader might solve all our problems. It should be compatible to the original Arduino bootloader, because it does not make sense to distribute a modified Arduino IDE.

@lundnul:  yes, you can use the mofified Arduino0014 IDE to burn the bootloader via FTDI BitBang. Works great with Windows, but is tricky with Mac OS X... never tried this with Linux.

[Reply #194 on:]

i made a start with the port here: http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1274820597. please use that thread to keep the forum neat.