@kingradness can you please post your renamed file here for me? I'd love to get a good save of this game but I'm having a hard time.

Thanks a ton. I didn't even have to do the bindings because the disk control options are easily accessible in the retroarch quick menu. I found it by accident when I tried to figure out how to do it; turns out I was pretty close... The only thing I missed was that I was supposed to swap the disk input in between ejecting and closing the virtual tray.

Thanks so much for helping, you managed to find the missing pieces to my puzzle.

@vbs I see what you are saying. Easy and simple instructions. Only thing is for me is I have the "suikoden.bin" and "Suikoden.cue" but, there is no "suikoden.srm" anywhere on my PC. So how do I create those files or even locate them in retroarch? I been trying to figure something out but I am out of ideas. I am using Retroarch version 1.8.1 with the "PCSX ReARMed" and I also have the "Enable Second Memory Card (Shared) toggled on. Still nothing. What am I missing? I know this is a reply that's years from the OP but if you see this or anyone else does the help would be greatly appreciated

@theink
Just a tip to better describe you issues:
It would be better if you explicitly say what software you are using. ;-) Because GUI can be confused with RGUI (RetroArch GUI).

When you say GUI in your previous post it seems that you refers to the emulationstation, anyway.

@lkmaster Replying to a 2 years old thread will not get you answers for the current version. Please start a new topic and state your problem/question there.

@dankcushions For info, I just installed Recalbox and tried doing the same with Bubble Bobble (using the autosave/autoload config), and in this caase it just won't load anything.

Perhaps the .sra file is made by one emulator and .srm by the other..I'll have to check tomorrow

Not yet - I will update https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/1696 when it is done.

@cyperghost I got drawn here by @Vanpotheosis' post and thought it could be a good idea to add a little something that may be useful to other drive-by readers. :) I didn't know Linux Reader before, it may be a good advice to some of my Windows-using friends.

@cyperghost said in ROM Save Files:

@Vanpotheosis

I guess people want to show you how smart and elite they are in their linux prowess ;-)

First time that someone called my suggestion as linux elite like by using a Windows programm - sounds strange. But I recommend you to get in touch with SSH and the terminal. It offers the valuest way.

That was @Verced, not @Vanpotheosis. ;)