On 22/03/18 04:18, Stephano Cetola wrote:
On 3/11/18 2:10 PM, Trevor Woerner wrote:
Hi,

I realize that the Galileo board has been completely abandoned; I'm not
looking for "official" information, but I'm hoping someone would be
willing to provide some anecdotal information... perhaps offline?

Abandoned but not forgotten.

tldr: use this kernel config with 4.9 or 4.14 or probably 4.15:
https://github.com/andy-shev/linux/tree/galileo

see: arch/x86/configs/i386_defconfig

I did some work recently on a project that was using the Quark chip on a
board whose design heavily borrowed from Galileo. We were able to ship
with a modern kernel off rocko, but I can't help much with Arduino
functionality. We were using that UART for something completely
different :).


I thought it would be a fun exercise to investigate updating the Linux
image and arduino-IDE-toolchain for my Galileo Gen2 board.


So, briefly.

I'd be _all_in_favour_ of making a yocto layer to do "Galileo" - meaning

- A tip of tree kernel

- Arduino "sketch" support

- Arduino IDE
  The difficult bit
  Arudino IDE on Linux is doable by individual developers
  (people like me and you) but realistically Arudino IDE on
  Mac/Windows is not sustainable without dedicated people over the short
  term

- Future development
  There are a number of thing that we never "finished" on Galileo
  high on my hit list is how "galileod" works - I won't go into details
  but the method of switching from download to UART mode is to use an
  Irish aphorism - "poxy"

- Target platforms
  To do this right I believe the following platforms ought to be
  supported.

  - Galileo gen 1 (FAB D)
  - Galileo gen 2 (FAB G?)
  - Edison

There's a bit of a mess in the Arudino IDE right now - board ports were cloned (copy/paste) instead of integrated into the one source base - so that should be fixed too.

Definitely a project I'd like to do on a _community_lead_ basis i.e. a fork on github owned by th community directly.

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bod
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