I went to program a Tiny88 this morning and discovered it is not
a supported by AVRDude. I figured 'ok, get the data from the
data sheet and add support', no problem...
SPI programming, table 21-15, indicates that the Tiny88 has 1024 bytes
of EEPROM, it does not, it only has 64 bytes.
Ok, then get the data from the XML files from Studio.
The Tiny48/Tiny88 look like mostly copies of the Mega48.xml,
as all three have the STK500_v2 device code of 0x59. Mega88 has 0x73.
More suspiciously is this:
<IspReadEeprom>
<blockSize>256</blockSize>
</IspReadEeprom>
Why read 256 bytes from a part that only has 64 bytes?
Now I don't trust either source of information.
Some other items like pagel and bs2 I could not find in either source.
?
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