Don't set fuses

[drsubs]

When I program (ATTiny84) it don't set high and low byte fuse, only when a do a bootloader up load(even though it´s a no bootloader project).

[hmeijdam]

https://github.com/SpenceKonde/ATTinyCore#when-using-an-individual-chip-for-the-first-time-or-after-changing-the-clock-speed-eesave-or-bod-settings-you-must-do-burn-bootloader-to-set-the-fuses-even-if-you-are-not-using-the-chip-with-a-bootloader

[SpenceKonde]

This is correct and intended behavior. Unlike modern avrs where we do set fuses on normal upload (for iirc 6/8ths of fuses that can't make the part difficult to reprogram without special tools), on classic avrs, 0/3rds of the fuses can be misconfigured without potentially leaving the part bricked without special tools (hv programming, which for many parts ATTC supports means hvpp, with 20 wires to connect correctly). Therefore we follow the example set by the official arduino core and virtually every third party core and only set fuses on burn bootloader here.

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On Sun, Apr 30, 2023, 08:56 drsubs @.***> wrote:

When I program (ATTiny84) it don't set high and low byte fuse, only when a do a bootloader up load(even though it´s a no bootloader project).

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[drsubs]

Thnx