@JackTaylor said in Retropie saving images in /boot:

However, I have found there is another roms folder on the boot directory, where the images are being sent to when the pi boots.

Not sure why that happens, but it's not from RetroPie. EmulationStation, which is the only RetroPie program started at boot that stays resident, doesn't move images around.

@sleve_mcdichael said in USB FILE STRUCTURE:

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Awesome again dudes thankyou very much

@woolf1974 said in I dont know what terms to search for file structure:

A few follow up questions.
Is the list of emulators a complete list for RetroPie?

it should be, but remember retropie is available on multiple hardware platforms, eg all the different pi models, x86 PC, some other SBCs, etc. all of these platforms will support a different subset of the available emulators.

I have a few listed in my roms list that are not included. So is the list complete? Or is it only complete as far as the pre-installed emulators in RetroPie?

on the retropie images or manual installs, only a subset of the most commonly used and worthwhile emulators are installed by default. others will be supported, but again - it depends on the hardware platform. you can install additional available emulators via https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#updatinginstalling-individual-packages

Can additional emulators be added that are not currently included?

yes, if they support the hardware and you write the build/install script.

You can remove the USB drive as long as you don't need to read stuff from it.