Debian images: installer images, live images, cloud images

Last updated: 24th January 2019

Multiple things here

• Latest stable Debian release: Stretch (currently version 9.7.0)
  • Installer images for all architectures (individual small CDs up to full sets of DVDs and BDs)
  • Live images for i386 and amd64
  • Openstack image for amd64 and arm64
  • Live Debian-Blends images for i386 and amd64
• Alpha/Beta/Release Candidate builds of Debian Installer and Live images for Buster
  • Alpha 4 is the most recent set of installer images (for all architectures)
  • Alpha 1 is the most recent set of live images (for i386 and amd64)
• Regular builds of testing / (what will be Buster)
  • Daily builds of installer images for all architectures (small CDs only)
  • Weekly builds of installer images for all architectures (some CDs, full sets of DVDs and BDs)
  • Weekly builds of live images for i386 and amd64
  • Weekly builds of openstack images for amd64 and arm64
• Older builds
• We keep copies of lots of the older releases in the archive directory
• Misc and "unofficial" stuff
  • cd-sources contains packages and matching sources for various things used to make the CDs
  • snapshot and snapshot-amd64 contain snapshot copies of the Debian archive, used by jigdo
  • ports contains installer images for the non-release "ports" architectures
  • unofficial contains a mix of things:
    • Kenshi Muto's backport CD images
    • experimental / test images
    • custom images (e.g. created for magazine cover discs)
    • some non-free bits such as CDs including non-free firmware

All the installer images are distributed as ISO and jigdo files. Please use jigdo if you can, as it significantly reduces the load on our servers and it may greatly speed up your download too. The official release images are also normally available via bittorrent.

Problems?

If you encounter any problems with these images, please check the Debian CDs FAQ. The most common complaint at the moment is about wrongly-sized or corrupt DVD ISO images, which is normally a bug in your http download program.

If your problem is not covered by the above FAQ, please:

1. First check to see if other people have already reported it in the mailing list archive at https://lists.debian.org/debian-cd/
2. If not, report it to the debian-cd@lists.debian.org mailing list.

Who are we?

debian-cd is a small team of people working on creating, testing and distributing Debian images for you. For more information about the team and how it all works, see the Debian wiki page about us.

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