It would be perfect if you could describe a bit more in detail at which installation step it differs from the DietPi docs. Possibly a photo put here clearifies it for me.
Then I can also try a clean install on one of my spare PCs and check it tomorrow.
In case that our docs can be improved, I would like to achieve this.
I would like to help in DietPi development but I do not have enough programming nor linux management skills. By now, I can only donate from time to time.
So I will do that.
I’ve just finished installing DietPi in the miniPC, but I can restart the process and take pictures with my mobile and send it to you. The bad side is this kind of pictures are not worth publishing on the web, but it doesn’t matter a lot.
I will also write the step by step process, that is in some way different from installing in a SBC.
If you don’t gonna use Balena Ethcher, decompress it
Burn it (the compressed .xz file if using Balena or the decompressed .iso if using another image burner) on an USB equal or greater than 1 GB (as for DietPi 9.1.5)
Check that miniPC is powered off
Plug the USB on the powered off miniPC. The MiniPC must have a keyboard and a screen connected
Start the miniPC and enter Bios setup usually pushing “del” key
The first option you see is the Dietpi image copy to the disk of the miniPC via Clonezilla
The second option is in case you want to save an image of the current disk before being repartitioned.
We will go with the first option.
10. With the cursor keys, go to “Dietpi installer”. This brings a Clonezilla screen where you must wait a few minutes depending on your miniPC
11. You will see the destination selection to save the Dietpi image. Usually there will be only one disk in the miniPC and it will be selected
