Hey! SpacemiT,
I noticed that Debian has added riscv64 as a release architecture ( Bits from the Release Team: hard frozen trixie ), and I bought a Banana Pi BPI-F3 for tasting it a few days ago. However, you guys did not submit your dtb to Debian:
Regards,
larryw3i
Thank you for your love for the Bianbu system. Since we haven’t upstreamed the code to Debian’s repositories at this time, there is no Spacemit-related code available yet. We will push for this in the future.
Thank you
I am looking forward to it, thank you all. I have been using Debian for a looooooong time and I am not very compatible with other operating systems. Now, I can only shelve BPI-F3! 
I have noticed that a lot of code has been merged upstream, and I look forward to many official Linux distributions having images for BPI-F3.
Can SpacemiT K1 install daily Debian RISC-V ISO today?
https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/daily-builds/daily/current/riscv64/iso-cd/
Yes, but it’s not this URL, the URL of daily Debian RISC-V image is https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/daily-builds/daily/current/riscv64/iso-cd/ .
At least at time of writing, this is not entirely accurate. There is no DTB for any SpacemiT chip in Debian RISCV images, in testing or in Trixie. That isn’t to say it won’t boot, I haven’t tried it, but if it does boot I’d be real surprised.
this guy built debian 13(Trixie) bootable image for orange pi rv2, maybe take a look…https://www.reddit.com/r/RISCV/comments/1msef2r/debian_13_trixie_bootable_image_for_orange_pi_rv2/
Thanks! @beautiful_doggie
We have Debian 13 Desktop for Spacemit K1 now: SpacemiT K1 Debian 13 Desktop镜像下载与刷机指南 - K1 - 进迭RISC-V论坛
