Problem using Ino build for 8 MHz I want to use the Ino command line toolkit to build and upload my HEXes. It works well for the regular Arduino, however when I try to upload code to a Mini Pro 3.3V at 8 MHz, the code has the timing wrong. The serial output is garbled (I tried at different baud rates and was garbled each time) and delay(1000); seems to take double the time. I have selected the correct board (pro328 in my boards.txt), but it didn't seem to make a difference in the generated code. Has anyone used this and encountered a similar problem?
Per the Quick start guide, Ino assumes the board is an Arduino Uno unless otherwise specified on the command line:

All examples were done in assumption that you have Arduino Uno and it is available on default port. Now consider you have Arduino Mega 2560 and it is available on port /dev/ttyACM1. We have to specify this for our build steps as command-line switches.
Board model may be set with --board-model or -m switch. Port is set with --serial-port or -p switch. So lets do it:
$ ino build -m mega2560
$ ino upload -m mega2560 -p /dev/ttyACM1
$ ino serial -p /dev/ttyACM1

For the full list of board names refer to ino build --help.

So you might be able to do this by using
$ ino build -m pro328
$ ino upload -m pro328 ...

However I don't know what options Ino includes for boards (presumably it uses the boards file), so using ino build --help should give you the information you need to select a suitable board if pro328 doesn't work.
Once that's done, the frequency setting should be taken care of for you.