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What is a UDEB file? Package format used by Debian, an open source computer operating system based on the Linux kernel; contains a minimal amount of essential software files; commonly used in bootstrapping Debian; saved in the same format as .DEB files, but cannot be installed on a traditional Debian system.

More Information UDEB files are also called "micro debs" since they contain only the essential files for software execution.

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What is a UDEB file?

Package format used by Debian, an open source computer operating system based on the Linux kernel; contains a minimal amount of essential software files; commonly used in bootstrapping Debian; saved in the same format as .DEB files, but cannot be installed on a traditional Debian system.

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UDEB files are also called "micro debs" since they contain only the essential files for software execution.

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Updated: December 22, 2009

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What is a UDEB file?↓
Package format used by Debian, an open source computer operating system based on the Linux kernel; contains a minimal amount of essential software files; commonly used in bootstrapping Debian; saved in the same format as .DEB files, but cannot be installed on a traditional Debian system.

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