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Originally Posted by Magister
We can use the ATMega328P instead of the 168, the 328 has 32K of FLASH, 2K of RAM and 1K of EEPROM IIRC. Remove the old chip in the Arduino, insert the new one, you have to make a few changes in the bootloader for the code to recognize the chip, and you are (almost) in business  |
Problem is that the ATMega328P will not be possible to buy in the near future and i need more memory now.
So i will have to use the ATMega644P or try to get a good contact at Atmel that can provide me with an early ATmega328P example...
I will buy the ATMega644P today and connect it to my existing arduino board after some modding.
Hope it works so i can start using your code after adjustment.