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4. You can also check under the Network tab to find the Device Name of your Galileo. It should

be something like usbmodemXXXX. Keep that name in mind as we go to the next step,

updating

firmware.

Linux Driver Install

Like Mac, drivers are not necessary to use the Galileo with Linux. Follow the steps below to install

the board:

1. Connect 5V power to the Galileo (before connecting USB).

2. Connect a

micro-B USB cable

on your computer.

3. Open a terminal and type

4. Take note of the port number that the Galileo is assigned to, you'll need that when you upload

code to the board.

Updating the Galileo firmware is a good first step to take after driver installation. It helps to prove that

your software and drivers are set up correctly, and it prepares your Galileo board with the most up-

to-date firmware available. Follow the steps below to update your Galileo board's firmware.

Step 1: Reboot the Galileo (No SD Cards!)

To reboot the Galileo, first unplug the USB cable. Then unplug the 5V adapter from the board. If

there is an SD card in the Galileo, remove it before powering the board back up.

To power the board back up, make sure you plug the 5V cable in first, then plug in a USB cable into

from the USB Client port on the Galileo to an available socket

ls /dev/ttyACM*

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