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Ah, you mean for `dietpi-backup`. Yes we already had that in mind, e.g. also something like keeping the first X iterations daily and then Y weekly iterations etc. For `dietpi-update`...

Many thanks for your request. Those switches simply have not been implemented yet. On Armbian based SBCs, basically on mainline kernel based SBCs, it is usually done via device tree...

@eevan78 Many thanks for sharing. I'll see if I find time with v6.30 to implement this.

@pitsi Many thanks for your report. Hmm I just created two Debian 10 (Buster) VM images without any issue. But perhaps some dependencies changed meanwhile. We mark all packages auto,...

@pitsi > apt-mark auto $(apt-mark showmanual) Of course when only running this, it will purge everything but "essential"/"required" marked packages (marked by the Debian APT system itself, outside of DietPi),...

@pitsi You mean using a Windows system as SSH client is tedious? Use PuTTY: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html - Start `putty.exe` enter the local IP of the DietPi or hostname and clock `Open`....

@pitsi Okay thanks for this. Jep I have an idea how this happens. Please manually add `ifupdown` to the script: `sed -i "/\'resolvconf\'/a\'ifupdown\'" diet.sh` I anyway planned to switch how...

@pitsi It does not change/replace the line, but adds `'ifupdown'` as a new entry. Yeah without SSH (copy & paste) please add it manually. You see the format of the...

@pitsi > And if I understand correctly, the script first installs that is mentioned below line 643 and then removes what is marked as manually installed, from line 612? -...

@pitsi Jep, I moved this to v6.24 milestone.