Hardware support Debian
1 hardware support
1.1 hardware requirements
1.2 architecture ports
1.2.1 official ports
1.2.2 unofficial ports
1.3 embedded systems
hardware support
hardware requirements
hardware requirements @ least of kernel , gnu toolsets. debian s recommended system requirements depend on level of installation, corresponds increased numbers of installed components:
the real minimum memory requirements depend on architecture , may less numbers listed in table. possible install debian 60 mb of ram x86-64; installer run in low memory mode , recommended create swap partition. installer z/architecture requires 20 mb of ram, relies on network hardware. similarly, disk space requirements, depend on packages installed, can reduced manually selecting packages needed. of august 2014, no pure blend exists lower hardware requirements easily.
it possible run graphical user interfaces on older or low-end systems, installation of window managers instead of desktop environments recommended, desktop environments more resource-intensive. requirements individual software vary , must considered, of base operating environment.
architecture ports
hp 9000 c110 pa-risc workstation booting debian lenny
official ports
as of stretch release, official ports are:
amd64: x86-64 architecture 64-bit userland , supporting 32-bit software
arm64: armv8-a architecture
armel: little-endian arm architecture (armv4t instruction set) on various embedded systems (embedded application binary interface (eabi))
armhf: arm hard-float architecture (armv7 instruction set) requiring hardware floating-point unit
i386: ia-32 architecture 32-bit userland, compatible x86-64 machines
mips: big-endian mips architecture
mips64el: little-endian 64 bit mips
mipsel: little-endian mips
ppc64el: little-endian powerpc architecture supporting power7+ , power8 cpus
s390x: z/architecture 64-bit userland, intended replace s390
unofficial ports
unofficial ports available part of unstable distribution:
alpha: dec alpha architecture
hppa: hp pa-risc architecture
hurd-i386: gnu hurd kernel on ia-32 architecture
kfreebsd-amd64: kernel of freebsd on x86-64 architecture
kfreebsd-i386: kernel of freebsd on ia-32 architecture
m68k: motorola 68k architecture on amiga, atari, macintosh , various embedded vme systems
powerpc: 32-bit powerpc
powerpcspe: powerpcspe architecture, incompatible powerpc
ppc64: powerpc64 architecture supporting 64-bit powerpc cpus vmx
sh4: hitachi superh architecture
sparc64: sun sparc architecture 64-bit userland
x32: x32 abi userland x86-64
embedded systems
debian supports variety of arm-based nas devices. nslu2 supported installer in debian 4.0 , 5.0, , martin michlmayr providing installation tarballs since version 6.0. other supported nas devices buffalo kurobox pro, glan tank, thecus n2100 , qnap turbo stations.
devices based on kirkwood system on chip (soc) supported too, such sheevaplug plug computer , openrd products. there efforts run debian on mobile devices, not project goal yet since debian linux kernel maintainers not apply needed patches. nevertheless, there packages resource-limited systems.
there efforts support debian on wireless access points. debian known run on set-top boxes. work ongoing support am335x processor, used in electronic point of service solutions. debian may customized run on cash machines.
beagleboard, low-power open-source hardware single-board computer (made texas instruments) has switched debian linux preloaded on beaglebone black board s flash.
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