Trouble loading firmware on to Printrboard

I'm currently attempting to load Marlin v1.0.0 on to my Rev. C Printrboard. The Printrboard has the CDC bootloader. When I try to upload the firmware to the board through the Arduino IDE, I get the following error:

Connecting to programmer: .
Found programmer: Id = "BóÎ"; type = 
    Software Version = . ; Hardware Version =  .
avrdude: error: buffered memory access not supported. Maybe it isn't
a butterfly/AVR109 but a AVR910 device?

I honestly have no idea what this means to me, as this is the first time I've received this error uploading firmware to my Printrboard, or any micro-controller for that matter. Any help in solving this problem would be much appreciated.

Id = "BóÎ"

Looks like a baud rate mismatch.

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As far as I know the Arduino IDE does not have a setting to change the baud rate. Any suggestions as to how I could fix it?

4t1fy Wrote:
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> As far as I know the Arduino IDE does not have a
> setting to change the baud rate. Any suggestions
> as to how I could fix it?

I don't know much about the Printrbot, but generally the baudrate is set by the board you choose in Tools>Board.

Did you use the Arduino IDE for your Printrbot/Board?

Printrbot-Firmware

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As far as I know the Arduino IDE does not have a setting to change the baud rate.

Find a file "boards.txt" inside the Arduino package. This file defines what shows up in the Tools -> Board menu and also contains the infos needed to deal with a board of that type. Changing baud rate is pretty straightforward once you found the file.

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flurin Wrote:
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> Did you use the Arduino IDE for your
> Printrbot/Board?

Yes, version 0022, which is what is recommended. This problem showed up within the last week. I have no idea what caused it.

Traumflug Wrote:
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> Find a file "boards.txt" inside the Arduino
> package. This file defines what shows up in the
> Tools -> Board menu and also contains the infos
> needed to deal with a board of that type. Changing
> baud rate is pretty straightforward once you found
> the file.

I managed to find the line in the file and change it, but it was a no go. Any other suggestions?

Just solved the same problem, turned out that the USB cable extension I was using was causing comms errors.