As Joerg Wunsch wrote:
> When browsing avrdude.conf, I noticed that we are currently not very
> consistent about the unused bits in efuse. Some devices always read
> (and display) 8 bits including the unused ones, and only mask bits
> off when writing. Other devices (like the ATmega88/168 you are
> perhaps using) apply the mask as applicable for the respective
> device even when reading. We should probably make that consistent.
I'd like to hear other users'/developers' opinions about *which*
direction to make this consistent into. Should we:
[ ] Use 'x' consistently for all efuse bits that are not defined for
a particular part, or
[ ] always use 'i' for all bit positions of the entire efuse byte?
(I think lfuse and hfuse are always a full byte. Otherwise, this
question would extend to them as well.)
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