I have a atmega 8a pu chip in which i tried to burn bootloader via arduino as https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard but it didn't work on arduino ide 1.6.x. But when i tried this in older version, it shows success message. But when i tried to upload a blink code in it, it shows done uploading but doesn't blink the led. I have used a ft232r ftdi usb programmer to program the chip. Also there is something strange that it shows done uploading with every option inside "tools > programmers" like avr, usbasp, tinyusbasp etc.
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To the digital pin 13. Aren't pin diagram of atmega8a similar to atmega328p? I have attached the picture of my setup but i think it doesn't help a lot because i had made it compact due to its time to time usage. But don't worry it works perfectly as i programme my Atmega328p chips with this only i.e. Ft232r ftdi usb programmer. Does atmega8a not support this type of programmer?
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Under the board. As i said before this works fine in case of atmega328p.
Sorry can't understand. @ paul
I - and many others - like to see the images that people attach. Unfortunately, due to some bloody-mindedness of the forum configuration, this is only practical if the image is posted in-line.
Oh thats strange 
. Well thanks for taking interest in my question.
When i tried to upload via arduino as in"ArduinoToBreadboard" tutorial, it uploaded successfully. I think there's problem in uploading with ft232r. But it takes a delay of 10 sec on starting... Is it because of bootloader? Any way to stop that?
Rishabh8721:
it takes a delay of 10 sec on starting... Is it because of bootloader? Any way to stop that?
yes its because of bootloader and one of many reasons i try to avoid them. some bootloaders like optiboot start quicker but using isp with cheap programmer like usbasp or arduino-as-isp starts instantly.
ps. m8 is my favorite chip. 1/4 the cost of m328 yet works for most of my projects.