Package repository
MNT Reform Debian disk images and package repository
This website provides bootable system images, a patched Debian installer, as well as an apt repository for the MNT Reform and the MNT Pocket Reform open source hardware family of computers. To learn more about MNT Reform computers, visit mntre.com, get involved via the forum or via IRC in #mnt-reform on libera.chat or read the source code at source.mnt.re/reform and salsa.debian.org/reform-team.
The bootable system image will let you try out Debian immediately. Just flash
the provided system image to an SD-card (or USB flash drive) and turn on your
Reform with the SD-Card (or USB stick) inserted. You can install Debian to eMMC
or NVMe by using the reform-migrate and reform-setup-encrypted-nvme scripts
on that system. If you prefer installing Debian using the Debian installer you
can flash the d-i image to a USB flash drive and install Debian to your Reform
in the same way as you would for other machines. If you already have Debian
installed and would like to switch to using Debian Bookworm, you can set up
your system to use the reform.debian.net apt repository.
In contrast to the Debian system
images and apt
repository provided by MNT Research,
this page provides its content based on Debian stable (Bookworm) instead of
unstable for a more reliable computing experience. The disk images as well as
the packages in the apt repository are signed with a GPG key that is part of
the Debian Developer keyring shipped by the debian-keyring package on your
system.
The contents on these pages are regenerated weekly. You can find the last time that the this page and the content behind it got generated at the footer of every page.
