Armbian

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| developer = Armbian community

| family = Linux (Unix-like)

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| source model = Open source

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| supported platforms = ARM, RISCV64, AMD64

| kernel type = Monolithic

| userland = GNU

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Armbian is a computing build framework that allows users to create system images with configurations for various single-board computers (SBCs).{{Cite web |last=Proven |first=Liam |date=2022-03-03 |title=Linux-on-an-SBC project Armbian releases version 22.02 |url=https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/03/armbian_project_releases_version_2202/ |access-date=2023-08-25 |website=The Register |language=en}} Armbian's objective is to unify the experience across ARM single-board computers, while maintaining performance with hardware-specific optimizations.{{Cite web |last=Evenden |first=Ian |date=2022-03-01 |title=Raspberry Pi 64-bit Armbian Gets New Release |url=https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-64-bit-armbian-new-release |access-date=2023-08-25 |website=Tom's Hardware |language=en}}

Armbian comes in two distinct versions: one Debian-based, the other is based on a lightweight Ubuntu version.{{Cite web |last=Rudra |first=Sourav |date=2023-12-08 |title=Armbian 23.11 Release Supports New Boards And Adds New OS Builds |url=https://news.itsfoss.com/armbian-23-11-release/ |access-date=2023-12-09 |website=itsfoss.com}}

Releases

Version table with releases.{{Cite web |date=2024-02-05 |title=Armbian OS rolling releases |url=https://github.com/armbian/os/releases |access-date=2024-02-05 |website=github.com}}

class="wikitable sortable" ! Version ! Date ! Debian ! Ubuntu
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 22.11.1 \| 2022-11-30 \| bullseye \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 22.11.3 \| 2023-01-09 \| bullseye \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.02.2 \| 2023-02-27 \| bullseye \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.2.9 \| 2023-05-25 \| bullseye \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.5.1 \| 2023-05-27 \| bookworm \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.5.59 \| 2023-08-16 \| bookworm \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.5.63 \| 2023-08-21 \| bookworm \| jammy
style="background:#ffe4e4;"\| 23.8.1 \| 2023-08-31 \| bookworm \| jammy
style="background:#ffff89;"\| 24.2.0 \| 2024-02-?? \| bookworm \| jammy
style="background:#9fffa0;"\| 24.2.2 \| 2024-02-?? \| bookworm \| maybe noble?
style="background:#9fffa0;"\| 24.5.1 \| 2024-05-27 \| bookworm \| noble
Version ! Date ! Debian ! Ubuntu

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! Version

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! Ubuntu

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 22.11.1

| 2022-11-30

| bullseye

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 22.11.3

| 2023-01-09

| bullseye

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.02.2

| 2023-02-27

| bullseye

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.2.9

| 2023-05-25

| bullseye

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.5.1

| 2023-05-27

| bookworm

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.5.59

| 2023-08-16

| bookworm

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.5.63

| 2023-08-21

| bookworm

| jammy

style="background:#ffe4e4;"| 23.8.1

| 2023-08-31

| bookworm

| jammy

style="background:#ffff89;"| 24.2.0

| 2024-02-??

| bookworm

| jammy

style="background:#9fffa0;"| 24.2.2

| 2024-02-??

| bookworm

| maybe noble?

style="background:#9fffa0;"| 24.5.1

| 2024-05-27

| bookworm

| noble

Version

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! Debian

! Ubuntu

Supported hardware

Armbian supports a plethora of single-board computers. As of January 2024, it supports at least 164 different ones.{{Cite web |date=2024-01-20 | title=Armbian – Linux for ARM development boards |url=https://www.armbian.com/download/ |access-date=2024-01-20 | website=armbian.com| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240120160550/https://www.armbian.com/download/ | archive-date=2024-01-20 }}

class="wikitable sortable" ! Maker ! SBC ! Support ! Architecture
ARM \|style="background:#f4e4ff;"\| ARM64 \| standard \| aarch64
Intel / AMD \|style="background:#f4e4ff;"\| Intel / AMD \| standard \| amd64
QEMU \|style="background:#f4e4ff;"\| QEMU ARM64 \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
QEMU \|style="background:#f4e4ff;"\| QEMU x86 \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| amd64
RISC-V \|style="background:#f4e4ff;"\| RISC-V \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| riscv64
Sinovoip \| Bananapi CM4 io and M25 \|style="background:#bdffdf;"\| platinum \| aarch64
Sinovoip \| Bananapi M2 Pro \| standard \| aarch64
Sinovoip \| Bananapi M25 \| standard \| aarch64
Sinovoip \| Bananapi M5 and M2P \| standard \| aarch64
Bigtreetech \| BIGTREETECH CB1 \|style="background:#bdffdf;"\| platinum \| aarch64
JetHome \| JetHub D1/D1+ \| standard \| aarch64
JetHome \| JetHub H1 \| standard \| aarch64
Nvidia \| Jetson Nano \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas Edge 2 \|style="background:#bdffdf;"\| platinum \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM1 \| standard \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM1S \|style="background:#bdffdf;"\| platinum \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM2 \| standard \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM3 \| standard \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM3L \| standard \| aarch64
Khadas \| Khadas VIM4 \|style="background:#bdffdf;"\| platinum \| aarch64
Libre computer \| La Frite \| standard \| aarch64
Libre computer \| Le Potato \| standard \| aarch64
Lenovo \| Lenovo X13S \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
Sipeed \| LicheePi 4A \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| riscv64
Mekotronics \| Mekotronics R58 Mini PC \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
Mekotronics \| Mekotronics r58x \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
Mekotronics \| Mekotronics r58x 4G \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
FriendlyElec \| NanoPC T6 \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
FriendlyElec \| Nanopi Duo \| standard \| armhf
FriendlyElec \| Nanopi Duo 2 \| standard \| armhf
FriendlyElec \| Nanopi R5S \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
FriendlyElec \| Nanopi R6S / R6C \| standard \| aarch64
Hardkernel \| Odroid C2 \| standard \| aarch64
Hardkernel \| Odroid M1 \| standard \| aarch64
Hardkernel \| Odroid N2 / N2+ \| standard \| aarch64
Hardkernel \| Odroid XU4 / HCx \| standard \| armhf
Olimex \| Olimex Teres A64 \| standard \| aarch64
Orangepi \| Orange Pi 4 and LTS \| standard \| aarch64
Orangepi \| Orange Pi 5 / 5B / 5 Plus \| standard \| aarch64
Orangepi \| Orange Pi One \| standard \| armhf
Orangepi \| Orange Pi Prime \| standard \| aarch64
Orangepi \| Orange Pi R1 \| standard \| armhf
Pine64 \| Pine64 and LTS \| standard \| aarch64
Pine64 \| Pinebook Pro \| standard \| aarch64
Pine64 \| RockPro64 \| standard \| aarch64
Radxa \| Radxa E25 \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rock 3a \| standard \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rock 5 / 5B / 5B Plus / 5T \| standard{{cite web \| url=https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Standard%20support&tx_maker=radxa&arch=aarch64 \| title=Download - Armbian \| date=23 February 2018 }} \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rock 5C / 5 ITX \|style="background:#bdffdf;" \| platinum{{cite web \| url=https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Platinum%20support&tx_maker=radxa&arch=aarch64 \| title=Download - Armbian \| date=23 February 2018 }} \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rockpi 4 \| standard \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rockpi E \| standard \| aarch64
Radxa \| Rockpi S \| standard \| aarch64
Radxa \|Zero \|standard \|aarch64
Texas Instruments \| TI SK-AM62B \| standard \| aarch64
Texas Instruments \| TI SK-AM64B \| standard \| aarch64
Texas Instruments \| TI SK-TDA4VM \| standard \| aarch64
Asus \| Tinkerboard / S \| standard \| armhf
Libre computer \| Tritium H3 \| standard \| armhf
Libre computer \| Tritium H5 \| standard \| aarch64
Xiaomi \| Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro \|style="background:#cdeeff;"\| staging \| aarch64
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ARM

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Armbian

Releases

Supported hardware

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