diskgenius let me resize (actually I had to bakup recreate and restore on bigger space). "Add or remove quicker" what the hell do you have in mind ? this looks like a very useless and dangerous idea. Also ... what the hell were the two other answers ??

@lbesnard Sorry, it was a translation failure.
Now I understand, but have you ever tried to modify the videomode as I mentioned?

@gothrek For some reason (or bad luck) your SHARE partition is corrupted, you can connect your HD to another computer and try to fix the errors through windows, maybe it works.
Otherwise, you need to try to access your SHARE partition from another computer (or a Linux Live CD for example), back up, and re-install.
I do not know any other options, if none of this is resolved, the HD is corrupted in an irrecoverable way.

I've discovered on my own (same issue btw) that Retroarch launches just fine. There's no delay in the launch, it just takes a bit to display on whatever TV we're using. To test that, you can press [Hotkey + B] 2 or so seconds after clicking the game in EmulationStation. When the screen does display, it will display the Retroarch menu. This proves that Retroarch runs at a normal time, and that input is accepted. It's either an issue with EmuSta or your monitor

Anything planned for this support ?

How is PSX emulator with roms from 1GB Network ? loading isn't too slow ?

Edit:
Sorry, I think I'll keep System and Roms on the HDD, mounted thanks to recalbox-boot.conf.
On the other hand, I will request Kodi to find media from SMB shared folders:
https://kodi.wiki/view/Adding_video_sources#Adding_Remote_sources
https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Attendre-le-réseau-avant-le-démarrage-de-Kodi-(FR)

Thanks for the help so far. Now my main concern is the libraries crashing on Kodi start: https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/17659/kodi-crashes-after-library-scan/4

Hi...by switching to a static IP address, you will lose the configuration of your DNS server(s) in the process. In order to get name resolution working, you will have to create a file names /etc/resolv.conf. By default, this files points to an auto-generated file located at /tmp/resolv.conf.

@oyyodams ok, Ill try, if I still get problems, i talk again 🙂
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As for NTFS and exFAT, their compatibility is quite different.
NTFS:
Compatibility: Works with all versions of Windows, but read-only with Mac by default, and may be read-only by default with some Linux distributions. Other devices — with the exception of Microsoft’s Xbox One — probably won’t support NTFS.
exFAT:
Compatibility: Works with all versions of Windows and modern versions of Mac OS X, but requires additional software on Linux. More devices support exFAT than support NTFS.
According to the comparison, exFAT seems to be more compatible than NTFS. In different situations, you can convert NTFS to exFAT or convert NTFS to exFAT via Disk Management, Windows File Explorer or DiskPart command line.

@bankovse sorry no support for 4.1

@n1tr0xl please don't double post. https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/17149/kodi-ne-fonctionne-pas/8

Hi @voljega you are right. With a common usb pad it works fine immediatelly with all these systems.

@scavy I gonna look for this two, since the XML skipped some games that i have! Thanks for the support!

Hello
Recalbox forum here.
Last version : recalbox 6.0 dragonblaze.

Hello
Not possible.

How about including Skyscraper. It's written for linux and combines many game DBs/websites.

@Zing, I wan't mainly arguing but asking, what else I could do. Well, finally I found skyscraper that did the job for me.