[hodx]

Hey Windell, thanks for all the help you gave early in the AM…..such an easy fix….just in case someone needs this

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In case anyone else has this problem (which by odd coincidence I had tonight), this is what I think the problem was and an easy solution:

If you have a 328-PU in place of the normal 328P it has a different signature byte. Functionally it’s the same chip but AVRdude won’t recognise it.

Easiest fix is to find your avrdude.conf file and in the entry under ATmega328, edit the line:

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Thanks Again

signature = 0x1e 0x95 0x0F;

to read:

signature = 0x1e 0x95 0x14;

The former is the sig for a 328P the latter for a 328.

Works like a charm after that.

Obviously you might want to edit it back again after.

 

[hodx]

thanks for the help

[hodx]

i am using a atMega 328-PU

 

[hodx]

ok …i am using arduino IDE 0023 version….using Diavolino as ISP….wired the breadboard, just like on your tutorial or the one on the Arduino site….i put the sketch ArduinoISP on the Diavolino…i selected Arduino Duemilanove or Nano w/ATmega328…..then run Burn Bootloader with Arduino as ISP…what is the verbose option? 

[hodx]

there is no other line…just what i posted

[hodx]

there is no other line about it….I forgot to say instead of crystal and caps, i’m using a 16mhz resonator….but i also tried another chip using the build in 8mhz osc…..

[hodx]

use -F to override this check

 

how do i over ride the chip?

[hodx]

doesn’t say anything….i am stumped

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