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In this video, I walk you through how to program an Arduino Nano using the Rust programming language. We’ll cover everything from setting up your toolchain to writing and flashing a simple "blink" program that toggles an LED on and off.

Whether you're new to embedded Rust or just looking to explore beyond the Arduino IDE, this video will help you take your first steps toward safer, modern embedded development with Rust.

** Commands I run in this video: **
Install Rustup:
`snap install --classic rustup`

Install nightly build of Rust toolchain:
`rustup toolchain install nightly`

Install a bunch of dependencies:
`sudo apt install avr-libc gcc-avr pkg-config avrdude libudev-dev build-essential libssl-dev`

Install stable Rust toolchain:
`rustup install stable`

Install Ravedude:
`cargo +stable install ravedude`

Install cargo-generate:
`cargo install cargo-generate`

Generate project from template:
`cargo generate --git https://github.com/Rahix/avr-hal-temp...`

Install VSCode:
`snap install --classic code`

Inspect board location:
`sudo dmesg | tail`

Set board location environment variable for Ravedude:
`export RAVEDUDE_PORT=/dev/{your_device_location}`

Build, flash, and run:
`cargo run`