Hi Stuart,
I successfully install the Debian, but I still have few problems here:
I have a wireless router out of my room, when I use the Intel official linux I could use the ethernet port to connect my Galileo Gen 2 via SSH (Putty) as long as I have a arduino sketch to set the IP address. And that linux works perfectly.
Now if I use Debian I cannot do that, first I use net bridge to share my wifi to my ethernet port, thus I could check the IP list on the configuration interface on my router. But after I found the IP address I cannot connect that to the Galileo, Putty returns "Connect refused."
But, otherwise, I have a offline router, I connect my laptop, the galileo and the router to gather a offline network I could directly connect to the Galileo by its IP address.
I noticed that a people above said I could use
sudo service ssh start
to activate the SSH service. But in my case as long as I could use Putty to connect to the board it means the SSH service is activated. But why if I use net bridge the SSH connection will be refused? Can I activate the service when the Debian boot? And how to do that?
Another question is that could I still running arduino sketch under this linux?