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Galileo Desktop For Windows Driver Software Option
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GRBL dominates the maker 3D printer market and Mach3 simply screams to hosted on a Galileo.

Poor Tormach has to ship a legacy PC with each mill just to run it.

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I had problems with the installation of the driver, but I solved following these steps: I have download the latest IDE and firmaware for windows from this address is a zip file.

And it works I have followed the instuction from GalileoGettingStarted,as recommended by Srikanth.

Connect the USB cable to the USB Device Port (closest to the Ethernet) and to a PC.

After a few moments, the process will fail.

Click on the StartMenu, and open up the Control Panel.

Once the System window is up, open the Device Manager.

Look under Ports (COM LPT).

You should see an open port named Gadget Serial V2.4.

Galileo Desktop For Windows Driver Software Option

Right-click on the Gadget Serial V2.4 port and choose the Update Driver Software option.

Next, choose the Browse my computer for Driver software option.

Finally, navigate to and select the driver file named linux-cdc-acm.inf, located in the hardwarearduinox86toolsdirectory).

When I try to upgrade the firmware target firmware version query failed.

Arduino: 1.5.3 (Windows XP), Board: Intel Galileo When I try to run blink I get i586-poky-linux-uclibc-g: error: and: No such file or directory i586-poky-linux-uclibc-g: error: SettingsAdministratorDesktoparduino-1.5.3hardwaretoolsx86i586-poky-linux-uclibc: No such file or directory Life can be so cruel.

I got a board at the Rome show and the USB port on my laptop promptly failed.

I am travelling in Asia and dont want to get it fixed because it is under warranty and all the Internet cafes here run XP.

Sigh. Best Regards, Mike.

I think it is much better than my now-screwed-up win7 system which still does not work with RNDIS.

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I think the Edison firmware update process nearly works too, except one of the scripts uses the timeout command that isnt supported under XP (but you can edit this to pause).

In the end I think the problem I was having installing the ww33 image was the same on win7 as on xp and having had to revert to WW32 twice to get it working on win7 I could not be bothered to go and repeat the exercise on XP.

Really have not had a single problem that could be attributed to XP - or at least that I could not have attributed to XP before Galileo.

When I tested out the terminal Linux sketch through the little audio jack, I had to reincarnate a version of hypertrm because I couldnt remember the names of other simple terminal programs I had on there.