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AVR: Update readme.txt files in demos folders. 

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demos/AVR/NIL-DIGISPARK-ATTINY-167/readme.txt
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******************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/NIL port for Atmel AVR ATTiny167. **
******************************************************************************
*****************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/NIL port for Atmel AVR ATTiny167. **
*****************************************************************************
** TARGET **
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** The Demo **
The demo currently just toggles the test/status LED every second.
The LED is connected to the PB1 pin of the ATtiny167 MCU.
This pin corresponds to P1 on the Digispark Pro board.
A thread is used to print a message to the UART. The UART pins, must be
connected to an FTDI converter to see the message on a computer. The thread
also toggles the onboard test/status LED every second, the LED is connected
to the PB1 pin of the ATtiny167 MCU wich corresponds to P1 on the
Digispark Pro board.
** Build Procedure **
@ -18,11 +20,12 @@ The demo was built using the GCC AVR toolchain.
It should build with WinAVR too!
Just run the command "make" to build this example.
** Notes **
** Programming procedure **
The ATtiny167 is pre-programmed with a bootloader.
Thus it can act as an USB device.
The Digispark Pro runs the “micronucleus” bootloader.
This bootloader comes with a command line tool which can be used to
program the board. Form more details, look at the Makefile or the github at
program the board.
Form more details, look at the Makefile or the github repository:
https://github.com/micronucleus/micronucleus

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demos/AVR/RT-ARDUINO-LEONARDO/readme.txt
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*****************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/RT port for Arduino Leonardo. **
** ChibiOS/RT port for ATmega32u4. **
*****************************************************************************
** TARGET **

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demos/AVR/RT-ARDUINO-MEGA/readme.txt
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*****************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/RT port for Atmel AVR ATmega1280. **
** ChibiOS/RT port for Atmel AVR ATmega2560. **
*****************************************************************************
** TARGET **

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demos/AVR/RT-ARDUINO-MINI/readme.txt
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** Build Procedure **
The demo was built using the GCC AVR toolchain.
** Notes **

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demos/AVR/RT-ARDUINO-UNO/readme.txt
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*****************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/RT port for Atmel AVR ATmega1280. **
** ChibiOS/RT port for Atmel AVR ATmega328p. **
*****************************************************************************
** TARGET **

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demos/AVR/RT-DIGISPARK-ATTINY-167/readme.txt
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@ -8,9 +8,11 @@ The demo runs on a Digispark Pro board based on an ATtiny167.
** The Demo **
The demo currently just toggles the test/status LED every second.
The LED is connected to the PB1 pin of the ATtiny167 MCU.
This pin corresponds to P1 on the Digispark Pro board.
A thread is used to print a message to the UART. The UART pins, must be
connected to an FTDI converter to see the message on a computer. The thread
also toggles the onboard test/status LED every second, the LED is connected
to the PB1 pin of the ATtiny167 MCU wich corresponds to P1 on the
Digispark Pro board.
** Build Procedure **
@ -18,7 +20,7 @@ The demo was built using the GCC AVR toolchain.
It should build with WinAVR too!
Just run the command "make" to build this example.
** Notes **
** Programming procedure **
The ATtiny167 is pre-programmed with a bootloader.
Thus it can act as an USB device.

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demos/AVR/RT-PRO-MICRO/readme.txt
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*****************************************************************************
** ChibiOS/RT port for Sparkfun Pro Micro. **
** ChibiOS/RT port for ATmega32u4. **
*****************************************************************************
** TARGET **