Hi guys i am trying to use the attiny85 for a project so i have tried the blink sketch using the attiny core from arduino-tiny but the delays are 8 seconds long while using the Attiny85 @ 8Mhz core..
Using the Attiny85 @ 1Mhz core the delay is working fine..
Any help will be greatly appreciated..
you need to issue the "burn bootloader" command once. This does not burn a boot loader (the tiny does not have one), but sets the fuses so that the chip runs at the correct speed.
ok i will give that ago later tonight.. and will get back to you
olf2012:
you need to issue the "burn bootloader" command once. This does not burn a boot loader (the tiny does not have one), but sets the fuses so that the chip runs at the correct speed.
since he did not get back on this simple, yet crucial little problem, i will say this solves delay() issues for arduino and tiny indeed!
thanks olf2012 
floyd:
since he did not get back on this simple, yet crucial little problem, i will say this solves delay() issues for arduino and tiny indeed!
thanks olf2012
Welcome to the Arduino Microcontroller forum. First post, cool dude!
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tigerbomb8, fusebit CKDIV8 must be unprogrammed
Alternately put the following in your sketch:
#include <avr/power.h>
clock_prescale_set(clock_div_1);