@syfer1987 I'm not sure I understand the situation, but, let me try to help: First, install RECALBOX on a USB stick and check if your computer is compatible, some video cards are not, and if so, there is no point in continuing to try to install in dual boot. RECALBOX is based on Linux, so it is easier and more recommended for you to dual boot with Linux, I think that installing RECALBOX and then LINUX, in that order, is even easier (In the opposite order, I believe it will require that you edit the grub manually). 35Gb is a lot of space if you are not going to put the ROMS on the same HD, I can't say what the minimum space used by the system is, but I think that without any ROM, 4GB should be enough (I'm guessing). If you want to try Recalbox with Windows on Dual boot, I recommend this topic (in French, but it is the best topic on that subject): https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/17464/dualboot-recalbox-windows-sur-pcs-laptops-avec-bios-ou-uefi-27-04-19?_=1585857631180

I did a little bit more digging myself and found this file, which contains the command used to launch ScummVM: /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/configgen/generators/scummvm/scummvmGenerator.py I managed to do what I want by adding "-b", "1120" to the commandArray defined on line 38. What would be required to add this into the UI? It would make most sense to configure it per-game, if possible.

@acris I have the same problem 6.1.1 x64 and x86. With the x64 version I can't even access the file S03splash. With the x86 version it works at first, but after that I tried to set up a WiFi network and it only boots in verbose mode. And when I launched Kodi breaks everything and did not even boot again. Core i7 6500U Intel HD Graphics 520 I've tried many times with boot versions, always fresh installation and using balenaEtcher, in an SanDisk 16gb USB. Thanks

@lionsquall said in Can't boot after flashing to SD card: @OMGdaDPS Can you try to flash the system on a hard drive? Installation on sd and usb stick is strongly discouraged on Pc. Please give us a return The reason I ask this is because there are literally only two ways to install according to the Github page in english. One is for the Pi, which doesn't apply to me, and the other is to flash the image to an SD card or USB stick (using win32diskimager) and booting into it (I guess, as it doesn't really say much) Here are the instructions I am referring to.