bridge messes up serial.print EDIT
I am using an Genuino Uno &amp; Yun Shield

I am a complete arduino noob

I am creating something where I need a process to execute a command on my yun shield but when I use Bridge.begin(); It scrambles all text to something like this 


  .ÿš2%š%šr%š%š%šr%š2%š2%º%š%š%š2%º2%º2%ºr%š2%º2%šr%šr%š%š2%šþøøþøøþúøøýýøþþþýþþøøøøúýøþÿøøþþøúýþúøøøþøýøþýúøþþøüþþøýþþøýøúø


and it just keeps adding characters. if I don't use Bridge.begin(); then it correctly prints.

I wrote this short program to replicate the bug:

#include &lt;Process.h&gt;

void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
// Start the bridge and serial port.
Bridge.begin();
Serial.begin(9600);

 while(!Serial){

 }
}

void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
Serial.println("test");
}


So this will give the scrambled text and when you remove the Bridge.begin(); it will show the text but I really need to use a Process in my other program so as I understand I need Bridge.
Bridge and Serial both use the same pins. You cannot use them both.

Bridge runs at a much higher baud rate (230400 IIRC) than Serial, which is why it all messes up.