Using the Command-Line Interface...
As always, I'm not the good in making tutorials, but to those that want to become more experienced with the CLI, here's useful information to follow (or, at least try to):
- In Raspbian: sudo apt-get install avrdude
- In Arch Linux ARM: sudo pacman -S avrdude
Enabler: sudo chmod u+x /usr/bin/avrdude
The Hardware from element14...
- Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi
- Samsung 4GB SD Card for Raspberry PiSamsung 4GB SD Card for Raspberry Pi
- Atmel AVRISP mkIIAtmel AVRISP mkII
The .avrduderc Configuration File
This configuration file is not a requirement; it just simplifies typing commands on the command line.
default_programmer = "avrispmkii";
default_serial = "usb";
Helpful Links about AVRDUDE
- AVR Downloader/UploaDEr (Summary)
- AVR Tutorial
- AVRDUDE package in Debian Wheezy
- AVRDUDE package in Arch Linux i686, ARM
The Summary
Fortunately, AVRDUDE works for me in nearly all Linux distributions. Have a nice day, everybody!