Automated Debian Deployment
Reinstall Debian.
One command.
Minimal, direct, and built for remote deployment. Choose Debian Sid for the rolling development branch or deploy the latest Debian Stable release.
root@server:~# wget -qO- install.sh
Resolving source…
Fetching deployment script…
✓ Script acquired
root@server:~# bash install.sh
Preparing Debian environment…
Applying deployment configuration…
✓ Deployment sequence ready
// fast // clean // reproducible
Deployment Targets
Choose your branch.
Two direct entry points. Copy the command for the Debian release track you want to deploy.
01 // Rolling
Debian Sid
Deploy Debian Sid, the continuously updated unstable development branch.
bash <(wget -qO- ‘https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huifujing/Debian-sid-script/main/dd.sh’)
02 // Stable
Debian Latest Stable
Deploy the latest Debian Stable release using the dedicated stable installation script.
bash <(wget -qO- ‘https://raw.githubusercontent.com/huifujing/debian-stable/main/debian-latest-stable.sh’)
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Destructive operation: Reinstallation can erase data and replace the existing operating system. Back up important files and review the script source before execution.
Built for Servers
Simple by design.
A focused landing page for direct deployment workflows, with no frameworks or external UI dependencies.
One-Line Launch
Keep deployment access obvious with copy-ready commands directly on the page.
Two Release Tracks
Switch cleanly between Debian Sid and the latest Debian Stable deployment path.
Zero UI Dependencies
Pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in one file for simple hosting anywhere.