Hi cooler1989,
The recovery mode should fix your unbootable Galileo. You will need the use your serial cable to connect to your Galileo board via Linux. If you do not have a serial cable take a look at Sergey's Blog - Malinov Family Web Presence for steps on how to make one. You will need to build the FVMAIN.fv following the Intel® Quark™ BSP Build and Software User Guide section 8. To save you time i have attached a copy of my FVMAIN.fv using BSP 1.0.0.
- Copy the FVMAIN.fv to the root of a USB drive
- Disconnect the power supply from the Galileo Board
- Connect the serial cable to the UART port
- Open a client connection using Putty or similar program
- Connect the USB to USB HOST port
- Ground the resistor mentioned in section 2.5.4 of the Intel® Galileo Board User Guide
- Connect the power supply to Galileo board
- A menu should popup Type "4" for the Galileo board
- Remove the ground connection to the resistor
- Press "R" to recover the firmware
- The recovery should take about five minutes.
I suggest after the recovery has finished update your firmware from the Arduino IDE to make sure you have the latest firmware.
Regards,
Intel_Jesus