Flash & Deliver Raspberry Pi SDs
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have two ready-to-use ISOs that need to be written to brand-new micro-SD cards for a Raspberry Pi 4B and then shipped to me at 1 Belze Terrace, London.
Card 1
• Flash the supplied ISO that includes direct access via an FRP tunnel.
• Drop the correct frpc.ini into /boot, set the service to start on boot, and confirm that the tunnel comes up automatically when the Pi is powered.
Card 2
• Flash the second supplied custom ISO exactly as provided.
Materials
• You source two reputable 32 GB (or larger) Class 10 micro-SD cards
• Any flashing tool you prefer—Raspberry Pi Imager, balenaEtcher, dd, etc.—is fine as long as the CRC checksums match the originals.
Hand-off & verification
1. Boot each card in a Pi 4B (or Pi Imager’s verify option) to ensure the root filesystem expands correctly and no FS errors appear.
2. Send me a quick set of photos or a short screen grab that shows:
– dmesg | tail confirming a clean boot
– frpc status active (card 1)
3. Package the cards securely and post or courier them to Belze Terrace, London N1 x x.
Timeline
I’d like both cards on the way within 48 hours of project start.
If you have solid Raspberry Pi experience and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.
Card 1
• Flash the supplied ISO that includes direct access via an FRP tunnel.
• Drop the correct frpc.ini into /boot, set the service to start on boot, and confirm that the tunnel comes up automatically when the Pi is powered.
Card 2
• Flash the second supplied custom ISO exactly as provided.
Materials
• You source two reputable 32 GB (or larger) Class 10 micro-SD cards
• Any flashing tool you prefer—Raspberry Pi Imager, balenaEtcher, dd, etc.—is fine as long as the CRC checksums match the originals.
Hand-off & verification
1. Boot each card in a Pi 4B (or Pi Imager’s verify option) to ensure the root filesystem expands correctly and no FS errors appear.
2. Send me a quick set of photos or a short screen grab that shows:
– dmesg | tail confirming a clean boot
– frpc status active (card 1)
3. Package the cards securely and post or courier them to Belze Terrace, London N1 x x.
Timeline
I’d like both cards on the way within 48 hours of project start.
If you have solid Raspberry Pi experience and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.
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