Confirm the hardware
Use this image only for Px2 Quantumpi / Panther X2. For Raspberry Pi devices, return to the release center and select GeoBridge OS.
A bootable GeoBridge image for Px2 Quantumpi / Panther X2 hardware. This variant runs directly from the SD card and does not start an eMMC installer.
Keep the SD card installed after flashing; the system boots and operates from it.
Use this image only for Px2 Quantumpi / Panther X2. For Raspberry Pi devices, return to the release center and select GeoBridge OS.
Download the compressed image and compare its SHA-256 value with the value shown below.
Use Raspberry Pi Imager or balenaEtcher to write the .img.gz file. Select the SD card carefully and allow validation to complete.
Insert the SD card into the Panther, connect Ethernet and the supported GNSS receiver, then power on. Keep the SD card installed: this is a direct-boot image, not an eMMC writer.
Wait several minutes, join the GeoBridge-Setup Wi-Fi network, and follow the captive setup page. If it does not appear automatically, browse to http://10.42.0.1.
Select the Panther-compatible receiver path and the real internet interface. Keep Ethernet connected during initial setup and do not swap receiver and router ports.
Enter the GeoBridge license, set the dashboard administrator password and optionally configure Onocoy and Tailscale for this device.
Review the settings and apply them without interrupting power. When the setup Wi-Fi closes, reconnect through the final LAN or Tailscale address and sign in to the dashboard.
After licensing and internet access are healthy, check for the isolated Panther-channel update. Let the update complete without removing power or the SD card.
Validate the complete operating path, not only dashboard reachability.
GeoBridge Panther SD Direct · Px2 Quantumpi / Panther X2
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