Missing Roon Bridge in DietPi optimized software

[Giulio_Salvioni]

Hi there,
I’m not a beginner with DietPi. Today I have started a clean installation of DietPi on a new Raspberry Pi unit. As in my previous installations I need to install Roon Bridge but I’m having trouble because I can’t see Roon Bridge in the list of the Media Systems. Maybe it has been removed form the list? If this is the answer what can I do in order to install it?
Thanks,

[Tony_Reimann]

What version of DietPi?

[Giulio_Salvioni]

The latest, downloaded today.

[Dan_Knight]

Hi,

Which RPi model?

We lack binaries for ARMv6 (1/zero), disabled for those devices.

[Giulio_Salvioni]

Raspberry Pi model B+

[Henry_McLeod (Henry)]

They are ARM11 based on the ARMv6 instruction set.

[Giulio_Salvioni]

So I can’t use Roon Bridge on these devices?

[Henry_McLeod (Henry)]

I can’t say for certain, but it seems it isn’t possible using DietPi.

[Dan_Knight]

So I can’t use Roon Bridge on these devices?

Not currently:

RoonBridge on Raspberry Pi Zero

Three reasons: The device does not perform well enough to handle the full gamut of Roon’s format support (this also applies to the original Pis), and uses an outdated instruction set. There’s only one USB port, no built in networking, and no built-in audio output. This means networking will run over the Pi’s notoriously dodgy USB implementation, and people will be tempted to run audio over the same USB port through a hub–a configuration that we don’t feel is likely to be solid. The full…

RPi 2/3 required.

[Giulio_Salvioni]

Ok, I’ll replace this unit with a Pi 3 model B next Monday (thanks Amazon) but, just for your information, the Pi 3 B+ on which was trying to install DietPi on has 4 USB, and audio output ports as my other Raspberry where I did install DietPi successfully.
Best regards,