PiSDR Boot & Peripheral Setup
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I have a Raspberry Pi 4 that needs to boot cleanly from the current PiSDR image. Once the board is up and proven stable, I want the connected peripherals configured—no network tweaks or extra software stacks, just the peripherals.
The job is straightforward:
• Flash the official PiSDR image to a micro-SD card and verify the Pi boots.
• Detect every attached peripheral I specify (SDR front-end, GPS-disciplined oscillator, and a small touchscreen) and make sure each one is recognised, mounted or mapped correctly, and ready for use on every reboot.
• Deliver either a refined image I can flash directly or a concise step-by-step guide that reproduces your work on any fresh card.
I will give you SSH access to the board and a list of the exact USB devices and HATs that are plugged in. When you are done I should be able to pop the card in, power up, and go straight to capturing I/Q samples without touching a thing.
Acceptance is simple: power on, peripherals show up, PiSDR utilities see the SDR hardware, and nothing throws an error.
The job is straightforward:
• Flash the official PiSDR image to a micro-SD card and verify the Pi boots.
• Detect every attached peripheral I specify (SDR front-end, GPS-disciplined oscillator, and a small touchscreen) and make sure each one is recognised, mounted or mapped correctly, and ready for use on every reboot.
• Deliver either a refined image I can flash directly or a concise step-by-step guide that reproduces your work on any fresh card.
I will give you SSH access to the board and a list of the exact USB devices and HATs that are plugged in. When you are done I should be able to pop the card in, power up, and go straight to capturing I/Q samples without touching a thing.
Acceptance is simple: power on, peripherals show up, PiSDR utilities see the SDR hardware, and nothing throws an error.
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