@ChimpsInTies
OK I got the external hard drive working which does seem like a better way to go, however the internal sd card share still didn't reduce in size and is 100% full. I thought it was move the files over to the external drive but it appears to have just copied them. This also means I have 2 copies of some games. Bit strange. Maybe it's expected behaviour, I don't know?

I ended up unplugging the extrnal drive, then accessing the sd card share and deleting all the previously crated kodi images and the games on there. Now it's got some space and everything is stored on the external drive.

This still didn't answer the question as to why I only ended up with a tiny 3.2GB share partition in the first place but at least it's working now. I've realised that once you get to scraping your games and it downloads screenshots and videos it does start to take up a lot of space anyway so probably good to have 2TB instead

@qwert2763 said in How to add more games to ports?:

I have a RetroFlag GPi Case 2 (runs with a Pi CM4) and I was wondering how i would add a game to the ports category. I have a native port of the game "Deltarune Chapter 1 & 2" and it has two .sh files, one for OpenGL, and one for GLES. How would I add it to the ports category, or even run it in general?

To add a native port of Deltarune Chapter 1 & 2 to the RetroFlag GPi Case 2, you’ll likely need to integrate the two .sh files .

How exactly to do this depends on your setup. Have you ensured both files are in the appropriate directory?

Also, are you using the correct emulator for these specific files?

The pi hut has a bit more info

https://thepihut.com/products/display-adapter-cable-for-raspberry-pi-5?variant=42531573891267&country=GB&currency=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=bing&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&msclkid=4902f267ce751016d65b95ed4996ca2c&utm_term=4585169655019870

@adamluce829 I’m also seeing forums where people say “type in this code and that code and etc”, but I literally have no idea where to type these command lines. Again, I’m not good at this stuff, and I’m actually surprised I got as far as I did. Games work great, system works great, I just can’t add the box art which I would really love to just drop them in a folder and be done. Lastly, all of my roms and box art have the exact same name so that won’t be a problem.

Finally, I modified the recalboxrgbdual.ko driver by forcing 50 Hz. Since I have a Pi2Scart which, unlike the RGB Dual, doesn’t have a 50Hz/60Hz switch, I altered the C source code so that it always runs at 50 Hz, as if I had an RGB Dual set to 50 Hz, then I recompiled it for the version I'm using (Recalbox 9.2.2-pulsar).

It works! Of course, I have to use only PAL ROMs; otherwise, Recalbox will (rightly) switch to 60 Hz mode.

@Magaki thank you. I was concerned about loosing data (again)

Hello,

No Wii on Raspberry PI 5, not enough power at this time.
Wii is playable on PC only.
Please check this for more info : https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/hardware-compatibility/emulators-compatibility

About RAM in general, we suggest to pick 4GB.

you won't get this to dual boot. I would say mission impossible!

recalbox is basically an embedded system and an emulator. if you look at the way config.txt boots the OS you will see there is no extra way of handing off the firmware to booting the kernel when kms takes over. You would have to take over and boot a NON embedded kernel at firmware handoff time.