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hogthrob opened this issue Apr 7, 2013 · 2 comments
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hogthrob commented Apr 7, 2013

When using the new command line feature of arduino 1.5.2 the --board argument can be used to set the board. However, if the board has custom menus such as the Nano entry, it is not possible to select a custom option on command line. This makes it impossible to build many of the boards by command line, such as a Nano 168.

Current workaround is to create manually new board entries by combining the board and custom entries. I don't think this was indended.

@ghost ghost assigned ffissore Apr 16, 2013
ffissore pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2013
…running the IDE from the command line

Eg: --board arduino:avr:pro:cpu=8MHzatmega168,other=value
Closes #1353
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As you can read in the commit message, it's now possible to specify the board as --board arduino:avr:nano:cpu=atmega168
This feature will be available with version 1.5.5 of the IDE

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Thanks a lot!

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