How to install the Galileo sub-serial driver

After power-on, the USB will be burned and connected to the computer, prompting you to install the driver. The automatic installation is not successful. Then I will find a post on the Internet to check their procedures for installation, prompting you that the serial port is successfully installed, however, the installed serial port is not displayed in the Arduino software.

 

 

Solution:

 

Install drivers and other software

Windows:
(1) If not, connect 5 V power to the Galileo Development Board. (Note: Always connect to 5 V power supply before connecting to USB .)
(2) connect the USB data cable to the USB client port (close to the Ethernet end) and connect to the USB segment of the PC. Wait for the installation process of the Windows Driver. After a few minutes, the system will prompt that the driver fails to be installed.
(3) Click the Start menu and open the control panel. Next, click system to open the Device Manager.
(4) view the connected com port (COM & LPT ). You can see a file named gadget serial v2.4. if no port is displayed, follow the-c step. The remarks are as follows.
(5) Right-click the gadget serial v2.4 port and select the driver update software option.
(6) browse your computer and find the place where the driver is stored
(7) follow the hardware/Arduino/x86/tools directory. The Linux-cdc-acm.inf driver file will be installed

(8) once the driver is successfully installed, the Device Manager displays the Galileo (comx) device under ports (COM & LPT. (Note: you will need to select the comport below com5 when you open ide later)

(Note: You can also find gadget serial 2.4 under other devices in the Device Manager)
The procedure is as follows:
(A) In the windows browser, go to C:/Windows/system32/drivers and find usbser. SYS. if you can see it, ignore this step. If the file is lost, copy usbser. sys from the following archive directory:
Windows 7:
C:/Windows/system32/driverstore/filerepository/mdmcpq. inf_amd64_neutral_fbc4a14a6a13d0c8/usbser. sys (archive file)

Windows 8:

C:/Windows/system32/driverstore/filerepository/mdmcpq. inf_amd64_d9e0b9c4fe044b4d/usbser. sys (archive file)

(B) In the windows browser, copy to: C:/Windows/system32/drivers. You must provide the Administrator permission to complete the copy.
(C) When copying the USB Ser. SYS file, continue with step 1.
(D) Open the arduino.exe development environment. First, you need to install a sketch. The Galileo board will automatically install this directory and requires access permissions. You may also need to allocate the directory based on Linux or use sudo Arduino to run the IDE.
(E) choose development board tools> board> intel®Galileo
(F) Select Port tools> serial port>/dev/ttyamc0.
(Note: If the port ttyacm0 is unavailable, make sure you have entered the port correctly. If the port is disabled by the IDE, exit and run the sudo Arduino command again)