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    • J

      "no space left on device" with over 28gb free

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      J

      OK I got it fixed, it was copying the games to the SD card and not running them.

    • G

      "No space left on device" error

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      ClydeC

      Please show us in a codeblock the output of the commands that @Norm gave you, when the drive is mounted in Ubuntu or Retropie (they are Linux commands, so no point to enter them in Win 10).

      What did you do exactly in both systems, step by step? E.g. which tools did you use to copy the roms onto the drive?

      Can you save your Spectrum collection in any other directory? Can you save it partly in the directory/ies that you can't save it completely in?

    • C

      Retropie - No space left on device: All previous proposed solutions failed

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      BuZzB

      @Nightlord start a new topic with information about your setup as detailed in the pinned topics.

    • H

      "No space left on device" after running resetromdirs.sh

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      mituM

      @happydad I highly doubt the script copied any files - it runs only chmod and chown commands, no copying. You might have triggered the usbromdirs service which copies your ROMs from the USB to the SD card (https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/#usb-stick).