Getting Started with the Intel® Edison Board on Windows

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24 Aug 2015CPOL10 min read

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Steps to set up your Intel® Edison board on a 64-bit Windows* system, including steps to install your preferred integrated development environment (IDE), set up a serial terminal, and establish a network connection.

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