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Armbian maintains its own kernel branches. While official Debian kernels are often "vanilla," Armbian kernels are heavily patched to support the specific hardware found on SBCs—Wi-Fi chips, GPIO headers, GPU acceleration, and power management. The ISO ensures that the correct kernel version (Legacy, Current, or Edge) is baked into the image.
Follow the interactive menu to select your board and OS version. armbian iso
Think of Armbian as the "OEM firmware" for the ARM single-board computer world. The team behind Armbian does not just repackage Debian; they patch the kernel, optimize the bootloader (U-Boot), and provide hardware-specific tweaks for CPU voltage regulation, thermal throttling, and memory timings. Armbian maintains its own kernel branches
Armbian ISO is a Linux distribution designed for single-board computers (SBCs) such as the Asus Tinker Board, Banana Pi, and others. It is based on Debian and provides a lightweight, optimized, and secure operating system for these devices. Follow the interactive menu to select your board
Build process (simplified):
Armbian maintains its own kernel branches. While official Debian kernels are often "vanilla," Armbian kernels are heavily patched to support the specific hardware found on SBCs—Wi-Fi chips, GPIO headers, GPU acceleration, and power management. The ISO ensures that the correct kernel version (Legacy, Current, or Edge) is baked into the image.
Follow the interactive menu to select your board and OS version.
Think of Armbian as the "OEM firmware" for the ARM single-board computer world. The team behind Armbian does not just repackage Debian; they patch the kernel, optimize the bootloader (U-Boot), and provide hardware-specific tweaks for CPU voltage regulation, thermal throttling, and memory timings.
Armbian ISO is a Linux distribution designed for single-board computers (SBCs) such as the Asus Tinker Board, Banana Pi, and others. It is based on Debian and provides a lightweight, optimized, and secure operating system for these devices.
Build process (simplified):
