I have a similar problem with this. I'm using GFE 3.11.0.73 and the latest recalbox.

I successfully paired recalbox and moonlight. Could not scrape as it said thegamesdb was down but the games do show up in my list under moonlight in emulation station.

When I attempt to launch any games I get stuck to the black loading screen (with recalbox logo on bottom) and it just stays there.

Unlike the OP if I run 'moonlight stream' I get an error that says I need to pair first. But if I run '/.Moonlight.sh pair' again I get another error saying that I'm already paired.

So I can do nothing but reboot. No games will launch at all.

@oyyodams said in [4.1-stable] Loading roms from a network shared folder does not work with 4.1 commands.:

@chiukian you must write something like sharenetwork_smb1=ROMS@192.168.0.1:recalbox/roms:username=recalbox,password=recalbox
replace:

192.168.0.1 with the IP of your server
recalbox/rom with yhe path on your server
the username and the password

I figured this out finally.

sharenetwork_smb1=ROMS <- This is the ROMS folder on the pi in the recalbox /share folder

@192.168.0.1:recalbox/roms <- This is the shared folder on your server.

But in order for this to work, you need to have the same folder structure as the /share folder on your pi.

So basically create a share folder called roms. Then inside that folder use the same folder names for each system on the pi and place the roms in there, then it will work.

Thanks

@oyyodams said in [4.1-stable] Loading roms from a network shared folder does not work with 4.1 commands.:

Please read and follow the wiki again.

This is sharedevice and not shareddevice
Your sharenetwork_smb1=F RAID 5 Array 2/Games/roms/... syntax is not correct

Hi oyyodams,

sharedevice is correct (typo above)

What is wrong with the syntax? (forgive me I'm not too familiar with these type of commands)

My roms are on a server in a shared folder called "F RAID 5 Array 2" inside that folder is /Games/roms/(system specific folders of roms ex: Super Nintendo)

Am I supposed to have the same folder structure on my server as recalbox in the /share folder? (/share/roms/snes)

In the wiki example, the shared folder name is "ROMS' and it looks like they link that to the recalbox folder /roms

Is recalbox looking inside the network ROMS folder for the same folder names inside the /share/roms directory?

Last thing. My server is running SMB 3.1.1 per the PowerShell so does that mean it this shared network folder won't work on recalbox 4.1 at all?

This doesn't work for me either.

Changed recalbox-boot.conf (shareddevice=NETWORK) then added:

sharenetwork_smb1=F RAID 5 Array 2/Games/roms/Super Nintendo@192.168.2.69:recalbox/roms/snes:username=username,password=password

Save and go back into Recalbox and scrape SNES and nothing.

What am I doing wrong?