Use usbasp-clone protocol for programmer "usbasp". #6124
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Avrdude won't check for usb name and vendor of the programmer, so even non-original usbasp clones (but with correct usb IDs) can be used. "Real" usbasp programmers are not affected by this change.
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I agree, it can be good feature. Usually AvrDude works with original usbasp and also clones. Arduino IDE not. It's discomfortable process to compile, then get and find hex file, then burn it with AvrDude. |
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Avrdude won't check for usb name and vendor of the programmer, so even non-original usbasp clones (but with correct usb IDs) can be used for uploading. "Real" usbasp programmers are not affected by this change.
All in all more programmers are supported and problems with usbasp-clones are prevented.