No I wasn't.
I tried to connect with the Galileo as it is discribed on Galileo Getting Started Guide - learn.sparkfun.com
There is a chapter "Using the Terminal" and I tried to connect using the following sketch for the Arduino IDE:
voidsetup()
{
system("cp /etc/inittab /etc/inittab.bak"); // Back up inittab
// Replace all "S:2345" with "S0:2345"'s (switching serial ports):
system("sed -i 's/S:2345/S0:2345/g' /etc/inittab");
// Replace all "ttyS1" with "ttyGS0"'s (switching serial ports):
system("sed -i 's/ttyS1/ttyGS0/g' /etc/inittab");
// Replace all "grst" with "#grst"'s to comment that line out:
system("sed -i 's/grst/#grst/g' /etc/inittab");
// Replace all "clld" with "#clld"'s to comment that line out:
system("sed -i 's/clld/#clld/g' /etc/inittab");
system("kill -SIGHUP 1");
}
voidloop()
{
}
The sparkfun getting started guide mentioned, that i do not need a DB9-3.5mm link to enter the Linux environment by using this sketch.
Best regards