Normally, an AVR microcontroller can’t write to its own flash memory except when it’s in bootloader mode, and you’re stuck using EEPROM when you want to save non-volatile data.

When it comes to learning about microcontrollers, everyone has to start somewhere. [Lady Ada] recently posted a tutorial on burning the Arduino bootloader to standalone chips for those just getting… ...

Flashing Boot-loader on ATtiny85 Using Arduino Uno For programming the ATtiny85 without Arduino, we would first have to upload a bootloader into it using an Arduino UNO board, this is a one-time ...

Programa para gravação do bootloader micronucleus para Franzininho DIY usando Arduino UNO Desenvolvido por Limor Fried e Bill Westfield. Adaptado em 03/02/2021 por Daniel Quadros (aka DQ) para ...

The new Arduino prototyping kit allows you to build and program your own circuits using the fully functional and production-ready Arduino prototyping board.

This paper introduces an innovative two-stage Tiny Bootloader (TBL) that primarily runs in Random Access Memory (RAM), reducing reliance on Flash memory. In contrast to conventional bootloaders, which ...