Cross Compiling GNSS-SDR onto an embedded device (Beaglebone black)

[alexmealster19]

Hello I am trying to install GNSS-SDR onto an embedded device and I have some questions. For context, the goal is to create a low cost position fix mechanism using GNSS-SDR, a hackRF and a single board computer (SBC). The size of the computer is an important limiting factor since the main application is for small satellites. The current plan is to install GNSS-SDR onto a beaglebone black since this is the computer most readily available to me, however, I would consider using a different mini computer upon recommendation, such as a raspberry pi.

So for cross compiling GNSS-SDR onto the beaglebone I've been researching Geniux. I haven't begun the process of cross compiling yet due to limited access to a linux desktop with enough memory and storage. However, once I get access my plan is to (on the desktop)...

1. Install Docker
2. $ sudo apt-get install zip unzip
3. $ git clone https://github.com/carlesfernandez/yocto-geniux
4. $ cd yocto-geniux
5. $ ./geniux-builder.sh dunfell latest beaglebone

My understanding is that this should create a number of things, including an .wic image that I can then burn onto an SD card. So my question is do I flash the image onto my beaglebone black / SBC and GNSS-SDR will be installed? Can I then run GNSS-SDR from the device? Or is there more to it than that?

I apologize for the long post but I will summarize my questions below:

1. Does my approach seem reasonable, feasible and correct?
2. What SBC would you recommend potentially in place of the beaglebone black?
3. What exactly is the process of running GNSS-SDR on the embedded device after building the geniux distribution?