Commit a0f8a195 authored by Jacob Rosenthal's avatar Jacob Rosenthal

move to linux section

parent ce7da8b3
...@@ -51,7 +51,10 @@ No additional setup required. ...@@ -51,7 +51,10 @@ No additional setup required.
##### Linux ##### Linux
No additional setup required. For 64-bit Linux users, ```libc6:i386```, ```libstdc++6:i386```, ```libncurses5:i386```` and ```libudev1:i386``` need to be installed :
* ```sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386```
* ```sudo apt-get update```
* ```sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libudev1:i386```
##### Windows ##### Windows
...@@ -78,18 +81,14 @@ __NOTE__: To roll back to the original driver go to: Device Manager -> Right cli ...@@ -78,18 +81,14 @@ __NOTE__: To roll back to the original driver go to: Device Manager -> Right cli
* Windows: ```~/Documents/Arduino``` * Windows: ```~/Documents/Arduino```
2. Create the following directories: ```tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice/tool/``` 2. Create the following directories: ```tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice/tool/```
3. Download [nRF5FlashSoftDevice.jar](https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-nRF5/releases/download/tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice.jar) to ```<SKETCHBOOK>/tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice/tool/``` 3. Download [nRF5FlashSoftDevice.jar](https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-nRF5/releases/download/tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice.jar) to ```<SKETCHBOOK>/tools/nRF5FlashSoftDevice/tool/```
4. For 64-bit Linux users, ```libc6:i386```, ```libstdc++6:i386```, ```libncurses5:i386```` and ```libudev1:i386``` need to be installed : 4. Restart the Arduino IDE
* ```sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386``` 5. Select your nRF board from the Tools -> Board menu
* ```sudo apt-get update``` 6. Select a SoftDevice from the Tools -> "SoftDevice: " menu
* ```sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libudev1:i386``` 7. Select a Programmer (J-Link, ST-Link V2, or CMSIS-DAP) from the Tools -> "Programmer: " menu
5. Restart the Arduino IDE 8. Select Tools -> nRF5 Flash SoftDevice
6. Select your nRF board from the Tools -> Board menu 9. Read license agreement
7. Select a SoftDevice from the Tools -> "SoftDevice: " menu 10. Click "Accept" to accept license and continue, or "Decline" to decline and abort
8. Select a Programmer (J-Link, ST-Link V2, or CMSIS-DAP) from the Tools -> "Programmer: " menu 11. If accepted, SoftDevice binary will be flashed to the board
9. Select Tools -> nRF5 Flash SoftDevice
10. Read license agreement
11. Click "Accept" to accept license and continue, or "Decline" to decline and abort
12. If accepted, SoftDevice binary will be flashed to the board
### From git (for core development) ### From git (for core development)
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