Hello,
I am trying run python opencv on galileo and have problems.
I don't have serial cable, and use micro-usb cable and some code snippets. [Poor man's telnet for Galileo, https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/galileo-getting-started-guide/all#using-the-terminal]
I understood that opencv is not working under official big linux, and I need to build own image with eglibc instead .
I built an image, but galileo didn't want to start with new image. I tried different images from alexgalileo, image with devtools, but all the same. I understood that my firmware is wrong and I need to update firmware to 1.0.0. After updating firmware, images from Alex starts fine, but opencv failed with the same error. But all the other images, and the image that was built manually doesn't want to start (the /dev/ttyACM0 doesn't appear).
If opencv failed for this Alex images it means that it's uclibc image? How can I check if it's uclibc or eglibc?
Could someone put in the Internet eglibc image for the Intel Galileo firmware 1.0.0?
And I am disturbed with the sentence "Note that supplied Arduino IDE cross compiles sketches with uClibc and they will not work with eglibc." from this post. LAN is not working in the initial stage (no default ip) and if sketches are not working too, does that mean that I can't connect to the board without serial cable (if I am succeed with eglibc image)?