@alvin A friend of mine put the files on the SD card for me from his collection. Your method worked as far as being able to discover and copy the roms. Thank you for your help.

@rustymg I'm using Dragon Blaze 6.1 I believe.

I was using the Linux Reader program on a windows PC. I tried inserting the SD card into the PC but it tells me I have to format it. I didn't format because I am afraid to lose my data. Without using the Linux Reader program I can't see any of the recalbox files.

I'd like to do a new build and only have my roms on the SD card that is inside my Pi. Is there a way to extract the roms to put them a on new SD card? I tried doing it through Recalbox manager and thought I was accomplishing the task but after an hour of transferring roms I realized I only copied PNG files.

I've also tried using Linux reader but it says my roms folder is empty. I know it's not because when the SD card is in my Pi the roms are all there and playable.

I purchased a pre-built raspberry pi 3B+ with recalbox already loaded and a large number of roms already installed. There are 4 PS1 roms already on the device l. I tried to download and add more via the recalbox manager web tool and each one I tried was too large of a file. I kept getting the message that the roms can only be in the 250-260MB range, however most of the roms I've seen are roughly 3GB. Is there a way around this or am I doing something wrong?

Very new user here. I just figured out how to open recalbox manager on my phone.

My recalbox connected to the internet the day I got it as far as I know. I am trying to connect now so I can enter the script for the safe shut down feature on the Retroflag NesPi + case I just installed. Under network settings my status says "not connected", however there is an IP address available and I am able to connect to my recalbox via my smartphone when I type the IP address into the search bar. Any help would be appreciated.