- With features of low process/memory footprint and DietPi-RAMlog installed by default. DietPi allows you to get the maximum performance from your device.
- In this tutorial, we’ll see how to install DietPi, an ultra-light Debian-based OS, on Raspberry Pi with a simple step-by-step guide.
- Let’s start with a short introduction about DietPi and the differences with Raspberry Pi OS, and I’ll then guide you for the installation process.
- Lightweight Justice DietPi is a extremely lightweight Debian Jessie OS. With images starting at 400MB, thats 3x lighter than ‘Raspbian Lite’.
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- I’d had “issues” with the HDMI port, so decided to try a completely different Linux (though still Debian based). While looking for one, I ran into DietPi.
- We covered DietPi previously with their 8.12 release, along with the reasons why you might want to use DietPi over Armbian and Raspberry Pi OS.
- The current DietPi image is for Orange Pi PC (OPI-PC). Orange Pi (Plus / 2) are untested and would require you to overwrite script.bin from /boot/bin/, before booting.
- In this Raspberry Pi Dietpi tutorial, we will be taking a look at DietPi, a lightweight operating system built for single board computers.
- I don't mind the setup "configuration" work as long as I can get the end result that is idiot proof. Turn it on and go. Someone recommended to me Dietpi.