Running the Debian operating system on the Intel®galileo Gen 2 Development Board

recently in the research Intel®galileo Gen 2 Development Board for Linux development. Intel®galileo Gen 2 board comes with Linux relatively simple, missing a lot of common software, and the board itself is very small capacity. So I'm going to run the Debian system on the SD card, which is equipped with apt-get and what software is missing to install over the network.

1. Download the Galileo Debian image.
download Galileo's Debian software image galileo-1.2.img.gz to http://sourceforge.net/projects/galileodebian/.

2. Write system image to SD card

in the http://www.netbsd.org/~martin/rawrite32/download.html Download the Rawrite32 disk Mirroring tool.

Insert the SD card into your computer and open the Rawrite32 disk Mirroring tool.

Click the Open button. Select the corresponding Linux image in the dialog box.

Click the write disk button.

3. copy linux file system to new partition

Insert SD card into a computer with Linux system, use gparted partition tool to divide the remaining useful space of SD card into a partition, then The Galileo Debian file system is copied to this partition.

3.1 dividing new partitions

#gparted

Select the hard disk (SD card) you want to partition.

Creates a new partition in unallocated space .

Click the add and apply buttons.

3.2 Copy the Linux file system to the new partition.

# cp-f-r/run/media/root/b3180269-e5af-43e0-8b6e-fa5dd4fd075d*/run/media/root/ 58ec6ae3-3180-4de4-b9e0-ada35bf49d70/

4. Install gccon the Galileo .

Insert the SD card and enter the Galileowith the terminal. Enter the user name root, password root, enter the system.

4.1 Update System

#apt-get Update

4.2 Installation

#apt-get Install GCC

Running the Debian operating system on the Intel®galileo Gen 2 Development Board