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      x86 controller script problem

      Watching Ignoring Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Help and Support x86 kubuntu bluetooth directory issue
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      thanks again Mitu, didn't even know there was one, will try again. Thanks for helping with my issues.

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      I can't set my saves files to be in the content folder

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      @Galewin also if you use ”” there cannot be a space between them.

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      Using external hard drive for roms

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      If you are still using the EasyHax setup try the following.

      Make sure you are using the updated version that runs from the RetroPie menu

      Format the drive to NTFS and create a “roms” folder at the root of the drive. (do not transfer ROMs yet)

      Run the Expand to External Drive (Disable) to remove any previous setups.

      Plug External Hard drive to Raspbery Pie

      Run the Expand to External Drive (Enable) - Pi will shutdown.

      Plug External Hard Drive into your PC. There should now be a full selection of folders in your “roms” directory. Place your roms into the desired system and it should be good to go.