@danielshukron we don‘t support any external image, even less if it‘s loaded with roms. You won‘t get any help here.

@km782 I have used 64 Gb SD Cards with the Rock64 and Rockpro64 without any issues in the past. Sure you bought yours from a reliable store?
Anyway, I’d rather recommend yo use an USB Stick to store your roms instead of using a high capacity SD Card.

@demonjojo attends la prochaine mise a jour, bluemsx sera réparé

I Used Gparted on Windows, created a bootable USB gparted, set PC to boot from USB, then resized the Recalbox partition, I now have full use of my larger Micro SD 👍

@oyyodams

Oh I was thinking recalbox has it because retropie does.

@rustymg looks bigger than my Sandisk ... Anyway, I'm very faithful to sandisk ^^

Intenta con la img
https://archive.recalbox.com/updates/v1.0/unstable/

@chubsta maybe you could use an external usb stick to store your data. With this you can syncronize your sd card with a usb stick of your choice and another advantage is that you have the system separated from your data 🙂

https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Use-an-external-usb-storage-device-on-recalbox-(EN)

J'ai pas mal galéré pour formater ma carte aussi.Même avec SDFORMATER.
J'ai finalement réussi en la plaçant dans mon smartphone et en la formatant avec le téléphone.
c'est une astuce de secours 😉

Just a short notice:

Could also write the Image onto another microSD-card which afterwards booted flawlessly.

@Royman si podes conseguirte un lector de tarjetas de menoria usb, estoy practicamente seguro que linux te reocnocera las particiones. Este es un problema conocido que afecta a las ultimas versiones de NOOBS y el kernel.

https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/3691/no-puedo-copiar-a-share-desde-linux/9

Boot and use Parted Magic or GParted ISO CD-ROM.
You can shrink partition with it.

Thanks Retro (tips hat)