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    @mitu
    Thanks for your reply,
    I have both an eep and srm file however the srm file is the most recent one by date.
    Below is a screenshot of files,
    IMG_20231227_191025.jpg

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  • save data in snes does not load

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    @dankcushions , @Romfrosk Thanks guys!))

  • Save states and Save files not loading

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    @dankcushions I just changed the resolution and frequency. Ignore my last comment about it not being horrible. It looks sooooooo much better now. Thanks again!

  • Requesting Donkey Kong 64 save data.

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    @Lumbeechief081 did you ever get this file? i'm hoping for something near the start of crystal cavern (or close enough)

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    @BuZz
    Do you have an opinion on this matter?

    I am thinking about

    an option to enable instant save on every change in the event loop which might introduce lags depending on the system having a background thread that saves changes which would not introduce lags but introduce more complexity into ES
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    @mitu

    Well after I accidentally asked the system to install retropie again through an in software menu it wouldn't even let me boot up because it said I had no memory left. I reformatted the SD card and re-flashed it and put my roms back on and everything works 100% correctly now! I'm not positive of what was actually wrong but possibly it was full of something?

    Thank you for your time and responses :D.

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    @mediamogul said in DraStic save data location?:

    They're located at /opt/retropie/configs/nds/drastic/backup/.

    Thanks a bunch :)

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    Bump? Still looking for any way to modify the USB Sync script to only sync saves. I ended up trying to modify the 01_retropie_copyroms file, but it hangs up on my script.

    What I did was add --exclude '*.xxx" for all the rom files on the ROM/BIOS sync line, and swap the source and destination in the rsync command so it now reads the USB path first, and retropie second. Finally, I tried removing the usermod line, since I'm syncing the filed FROM the pi to USB.

    The script still automounts the USB, and created the file structure (rsync maxdepth=1) but it fails to fill the directory with the save games.

    Still new to scripting (This device is a learning tool) What have I missed?

    #!/bin/bash

    This file is part of The RetroPie Project The RetroPie Project is the legal property of its developers, whose names are too numerous to list here. Please refer to the COPYRIGHT.md file distributed >with this source. See the LICENSE.md file at the top-level directory of this distribution and at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RetroPie/RetroPie->Setup/master/LICENSE.md config / defaults

    user="pi"

    home="$(eval echo ~$user)"
    rootdir="/opt/retropie"
    retropie_path="$home/RetroPie"

    usb_path="$UM_MOUNTPOINT/retropie"
    usb_path_from_rp="$usb_path/configs/from_retropie"
    usb_path_to_rp="$usb_path/configs/to_retropie"

    declare -A path_mapping

    mapping from usb_path_to_rp/* to retropie location

    path_mapping["configs"]="$rootdir/configs"

    internals

    hook_name=${0##*/}

    functions

    function log() {
    logger -p user.$1 -t usbmount-"$hook_name"-[$$] -- "$2"
    }

    function log_cmd() {
    local ret
    local error
    error="$("$@" 2>&1 >/dev/null)"
    ret=$?
    [[ "$ret" -ne 0 ]] && log err "$* - returned $ret - $error"
    }

    some sanity checking

    if [[ -z "$UM_MOUNTPOINT" ]]; then
    log err "UM_MOUNTPOINT not set!"
    exit 0
    fi

    if [[ ! -d "$UM_MOUNTPOINT" ]]; then
    log err "UM_MOUNTPOINT is not a directory"
    exit 0
    fi

    make sure we have something to sync from

    if [[ ! -d "$usb_path" ]]; then
    exit 0
    fi

    make folders for syncing

    mkdir -p "$usb_path/"{roms,BIOS} "$usb_path_from_rp" "$usb_path_to_rp"

    mirror romdir structure to external drive

    log info "Attempting to create directory structure for ROMS in '$usb_path/roms' >..."

    fetch list of romdirs from current installation and mirror onto external drive

    find "$retropie_path/roms" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -printf >"$usb_path/roms/%f\n" | xargs mkdir -p 2>/dev/null || true

    copy SAVES ONLY from Local SD card stick to USB

    for dir in roms BIOS; do
    log info "Syncing $dir ..."
    log_cmd rsync -au --exclude '._' --exclude '.32x' --exclude '.bin' --exclude >'.cue' --exclude '.gb' --exclude '.gba' --exclude '.gbc' --exclude '.gen' -->exclude '.gg' --exclude '.md' --exclude '.ndd' --exclude '.nes' --exclude '.pce' >--exclude '.sfc' --exclude '.smc' --exclude '.sms' --exclude '.vb' --exclude >'.z64' --exclude '*.zip' --max-delete=-1 "$retropie_path/" "$usb_path/$dir"
    chown -R $user:$user "$retropie_path/$dir"
    done

    log info "Syncing configs ..."

    copy configs to usb

    for to in "${!path_mapping[@]}"; do
    from=${path_mapping[$to]}
    log_cmd rsync -au --exclude '._*' --max-delete=-1 "$from/" >"$usb_path_from_rp/$to/"
    done

    copy configs from usb

    for from in $(find "$usb_path_to_rp/" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1); do

    basename

    from_bn=${from##/}
    to=${path_mapping[$from_bn]}
    if [[ -n "$to" ]]; then
    log_cmd rsync -au --exclude '._' --max-delete=-1 "$from/" "$to/"
    chown -R $user:$user "$to"
    fi
    done

    unmount USB stick

    umount "$UM_MOUNTPOINT"

    I don't use forums either apparently, because I can't find a way to use that nifty box that allows me to add code. the --exclude DOES have a *.xxx, but it doesn't show up.

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    All of them from what I can tell. At the very least SNES, n64, GB, GBC, GBA.