I’m proud to announce a new Minbian version supporting the latest Raspberry Pi 3.
The features of this new releases are unchanged compared to the previous version.
You can check here for the new features list, while you can download the compressed image via sourceforge or via BitTorrent.
Please check the “Rpi3 HowTo” on how to enable wifi and bluetooth on Rpi3 as they are not enabled by default.
I woud like to thanx all people supporting and using Minbian: we reached over 100.000 total downloads from 176 different countries! Thanx, thanx and again thanx!
I’m very happy that my work could help spreading this incredible piece of technology! I would also like to dedicate this work to the person who inspires me every day and that is the most important person in my life: my beloved daughter Satya – Yes, even nerds have feelings 🙂
Stay tuned!!!
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P.S.: Minbian is a voluntary project. Please consider to DONATE to contribute to this project. Thanx
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hey mate, thanks for this. already donated more than once.
some problems on this webpage:
if you click “donate” – the menuitem it doesnt work. the paypal donate button works.
torrent download address isn’t working anymore, can you update this?
thanks for your work!
Hello!
I just wanted to inform that the torrent link for the image download is down, so it is not currently possible to use the recommended torrent download method.
Cheers and keep up the good work!
Thanx,
i corrected the torrent link!
I follow your work since 2015. Both of editions are great!
Would you continue with fresh distros?
I really appreciate it! [donated]
Thank you!!
Hi, Great work ! I’m using it for 1 week now and intend to continue.
Just 1 remark an 1 question :
R: I was surpriezd to see that Minibian is Jessie as raspbian is Wheezy.
Q : when mounting external cifs devices (PC for instance) the fstab needs 2 more info to work : ip=192.168.0.8 and username=pi among the list of others (user, noauto, rw,etc.)
Is there a way to have the same syntax than in raspbian ?