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  • Wow, this is very complicated for my level of understanding, but thanks to references you put in the answer I got the point. It would be kind of difficult for me to edit code given that I don't know assembly and I have a superficial knowledge of c++. For now I think I just start it with pin2 pulled high, then I will try to patch the hex file as you suggested. BTW I think you did a great job with this answer. Thank you. Commented Mar 24, 2021 at 8:23
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    I will look into making some short instructions. You won't need to know assembly at all. The first step would be to just use the standard osccal calibrations and see if that does the job, which wouldn't involve editing the hex file at all. I may try to get set up to actually attach to USB, which may take quite a while. Longer than you might think. Commented Mar 24, 2021 at 12:50
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    @ZenoDallaValle, I have what amounts to a digispark clone (or rather kit) coming that uses a socketed ATTiny85. When I get it (which may be a while) and assemble it, I'll see about updating the answer with the process used. Commented Mar 25, 2021 at 15:25