Hello double post https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/20030/problème-lors-de-transfert-de-fichiers-en-http-smb-et-ssh-vers-recalbox

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

Hi all, As touched upon in one of my earlier posts, I was intending to use "ken rename" to bulk rename the game files and the associated image files, then do a "search & replace" in the xml file to refer to the new file names. Thankfully, nexusone13 tested my files and had the exact same problems as myself, and renamed the files for me, removing the 3 spaces in each file name. This seems to have done the trick - it looks as if it was the spaces causing the issue and not the "STE" in the filenames. To be honest, I wasnt sure it would be the STE causing the issue, as there are games out there that have those letters in the file with no problems (eg any game with the word "step" in the title). Anyway, with the 3 spaces removed, I have booted up the ST emulator, played games, reset the Pi, shut it down, did a quick shut down as well, put the usb stick in my PC and booted up ARRM, and........everything now seems fine ! Thanks for all the help (especially nexusone13), and suggestions everyone.

@zing Grazie...provato...ok

Hello look video tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssfBSAURXr8&list=PL2oNQ0AT7fx2ExiSNrfHUzga5GnogI4sh&index=18 enable subtitle...

@ichitaka According to WIKI: https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-system-bios-(EN) Your MEDNAFEN_PSX BIOS does not have the correct names, does it? (The correct names and extensions are in lowercase in this case, different from the main BIOS of playstation, which is all in Uppercase) PLAYSTATION : 924e392ed05558ffdb115408c263dccf SCPH1001.BIN MEDNAFEN_PSX (X86/X86_64) : 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c scph5500.bin 490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246 scph5501.bin 32736f17079d0b2b7024407c39bd3050 scph5502.bin

Thank You! That's right the change is in gamelist.xml

@acris Thanks so much~ Have a nice day~

@zing Grazie. Credo che siamo giunti alla soluzione finale che l'unico metodo per inserire le roms o qualsiasi altro file all'interno dell'immagine è solo tramite rete. ma ciò non toglie che continuerò a provare in tutti i modi per cercare una possibile soluzione per rendere questa procedura meno macchinosa....quello che volevo riusciare a fare avrebbe risolto il problema di molti. Grazie di cuore a tutti, in particolar modo a voi che avete in tutti i modi cercato di trovare una soluzione al mio quesito. @theknob @Zing P.S. Se prima o poi troverò una soluzione, sarà mia premura inserirla qui, per l'utilità di tutti.

@ilion Yes, an RP9 package is also a good solution

@bkg2k not for sending files, but for copying files from, for example, an usb drive.

I tried both of those things but they work, but thanks for the suggestions

@voljega Thank you for your answer I would need this option to remove duplicate games/damaged roms. I currently have over 10,000 games that would make it easier to remove them from the disk. I've looked for a little recalbox and found the file names after entering the game file options but it takes a bit more time.

@Gaetan I guess I'm not coming across clearly so let me site an example... Open a game in mame, for example, CONTRA > Make a custom controller input in this game using retroarch then > "save remap file". The game will save a configuration file in a config file somewhere named "contra.cfg" Next, open another game in mame for example METAL SLUG. Now this time I want the controls that I've inputed in CONTRA to be the loaded on METAL SLUG so, > "Load remap file" > select "contra.cfg" I don't know why but I can't load the contra.cfg onto my METAL SLUG controls. I just want to have 1 .cfg file to load to my other game so I don't have to manually change every controls on every game. I know this is possible, I just don't know how.

@enginesol tu problema es que reinicias, y eso no es necesario (y en realidad esta mal) despues de introducir ese comando.

@substring said in Etcher Complaining No Boot Partition On Raspberry Pi 2 Image File: win32diskimager that did the trick! thanks buddy!