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 You can then install the package by opening up the Boards Manager:
 
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 And looking for a package called `Fab SAM core for Arduino`. Simply install the latest version:
 
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+<img src=img/install_board.png width=50%>
 
 A new menu appears under `board`, letting you select a variety of chips. Some generic names contain an `x`, for instance for a SAMD21E17, you would select `Generic x21E`:
 
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 Then select the right microcontroller in the next menu:
 
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 ## With bootloader
 
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 This can be achieved with a bootloader, that first needs to be installed on the microcontroller using an external programmer. After this, your board will behave like an official Arduino board and can be flashed through the serial port without any programmer plugged in.
 
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 ### Burn bootloader
 
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 Select the right board and microcontroller, then `CMSIS-DAP` as the programmer, then click on `Burn Bootloader`.
 
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 If all goes well, your board will now be detected as a serial port and you can start uploading to it through the bootloader.
 
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 In those cases, connect a programmer and explicitly pick `Upload Using Programmer`:
 
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 ## Without bootloader
 
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 To enable this behavior, simply select `NO_BOOTLOADER` in bootloader size:
 
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+<img src=img/without_bootloader.png width=50%>
 
 ### Upload