Added support for Intel's Galileo Board

[CarlosRMontesinos]

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[soundanalogous]

couple of things here:

1. Are you certain that ARDUINO_LINUX will only ever be used for the Galileo board and no other linux-based Arduino have a different pin structure?
2. The pull request is not right. It appears that you made changes to the master and dev branch of your fork rather than creating a feature branch. You need to either revert your master and dev branchs back to their original state or copy the changes you made to Boards.h, delete your entire fork and reclone the firmata/arduino repository.

Once you have master and dev restored, follow this tutorial to create a reference to the original repository and create a feature branch (name it 'galileo-support'). Only make changes in the feature branch (copy the changes you made to Boards.h). Then open a pull request to merge your galileo-support branch into firmata/arduino dev branch.

Let me know if you have any questions.

[ntruchsess]

I received my Galileo-board on Friday and managed to merge the change correctly into my local configurable, but when going to test, plugging in the Galileo-board fried my Laptops usb-ports :-(
(This might actually be not by failure of the Galileo-board istself - as Google told me the X40-thinkpad seem to have usb not correclty protected against static discharge so their southbridge-chips eventually fail when you plug-in an usb-device). I'll test as soon I've repaired this...

[soundanalogous]

opened a new pull request for this: #98

[soundanalogous]

Hi Carlos, can you test the galileo branch when you have a chance: #98 and let me know if works?

I don't have a Galileo board to test with and Norbert's board seemed to be DOA.

Thanks.