@subs I'm sorry, but I'm having a hard time understanding that. Forks? Are you asking me to provide you with something?

Thanks,

Jason

@voljega Well, I reloaded just the installer from Recalbox and was able to figure out how to get back to Recalbox from Kodi this time. In hindsight, I don't know how I missed it in the first place. Recalbox does now properly look at the drive I tell it to for external storage in the sense that it shows the proper data usage/availability. However, it is still not creating the share file folder on either external device I have tried and it will not read the games I've loaded into the folder structure I copied from recalbox either. I've rescanned games list and made sure the files are in the same locations as the sample games provided.

Surely I'm not the only one with this issue, am I?

Jason

@voljega Can you please tell me how to get back to Recalbox once I get into Kodi? I had the standalone installed from this site but could not for the life of me find out how to get back to Recalbox. The reason I liked this dual boot was because it allowed me to put the shortcut to Recalbox on the shortcut menu.

I'd need it to be easy to do because I am setting this up for my wife to have access to some things while she is away on travel nursing assignments. I'm pretty tech savvy but she needs things K.I.S.S. lol.

Thanks,

Jason

I just installed a dual boot recalbox image a la Matt Huisman (http://www.matthuisman.nz/2015/11/recalbox-kodi-dual-boot-images.html) for raspberry pi 3. It is the most up to date version of recalbox as best I can tell. I have everything set up and I can change my storage device to external. When I do that, I reboot as I should so that it can create the share folder on the external device (based on what I've read). However, when I go back into it, it is still not looking at the drive, but instead still reflects the microSD storage. It displays the drive as the storage type, but it is not actually looking at it. I know I read that recalbox can now support NTFS, but I have tried it multiple times on both an NTFS drive and an exfat flash drive formatted with SDFormatter...both do the same thing - they show like they're being used but they aren't actually being looked at. I've rescanned my games after changing the device and that hasn't helped.

One thing to note is that the recalbox is not actually creating the share file structure on the external device when it reboots (as I think it should). I have gone in and manually copied the file structure to the devices thinking that could be it, but nothing has changed.

This is truly frustrating because it is my first go at anything raspberry pi and everything I've seen online about this particular setup seems so straight forward but this is just not working.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Jason

I am having the exact same problem except my drive is a 5TB. I thought it might be a drive size issue for whatever reason so I tried to use a 64 gb flash drive as well and the exact same thing is happening on the flash drive. Has there been a solution to this?