Once the DietPi image is un-zipped you will need to "Flash" it to a micro SD card for the Raspberry Pi to boot DietPi. You can use balenaEtcher for that or dd from the Terminal window command line.
On newer macOS just double-click the file:
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In Reply to: RE: Dietpi ) RPI4 posted by wheezer on January 16, 2025 at 08:15:39
Mac OS X Catalina (10.15) is pretty old. Newer macOS will un-archive it natively with no third-party software. You can try The Unarchiver for Mac.Once the DietPi image is un-zipped you will need to "Flash" it to a micro SD card for the Raspberry Pi to boot DietPi. You can use balenaEtcher for that or dd from the Terminal window command line.
On newer macOS just double-click the file:
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