Exfat? I get corrupted SDFiles with exfat format and i need to reinstall all. Since this, i'm using fat32 and no problems.
Yeah could be, but how do you go about installing game files that are larger that 4GB on FAT32?
Exfat? I get corrupted SDFiles with exfat format and i need to reinstall all. Since this, i'm using fat32 and no problems.
Is this the smell of exfat in the air?
That putrid smell of cancerous radioactivity in the Switch :^}Is this the smell of exfat in the air?
This happened to me somewhat as well. Before all this cfw madness, I couldn't run a game I purchased because it was "corrupted." Redownloading didn't fix it, but when I popped that microSD into a computer it told me it was corrupted and needed to be fixed. After doing so, I put it back in the switch, deleted and reinstalled the game and boom. Back to working order. It looks like exFAT is a problem that well extends the homebrew scene. Having said that, using this on a fat32 device I had lying around has proven quite problem-free, so I wish there was a way to get my 128GB into fat32 and have my switch recognize it without formatting it.It has. It happened to me. The card became completely unreadable even by my Windows machine. I had to go into Diskpart and clean it through Diskpart. Then I had to create a primary partition through Diskpart. After I did that, I could use Windows Explorer to format the card.
I used guiformat on Windows.This happened to me somewhat as well. Before all this cfw madness, I couldn't run a game I purchased because it was "corrupted." Redownloading didn't fix it, but when I popped that microSD into a computer it told me it was corrupted and needed to be fixed. After doing so, I put it back in the switch, deleted and reinstalled the game and boom. Back to working order. It looks like exFAT is a problem that well extends the homebrew scene. Having said that, using this on a fat32 device I had lying around has proven quite problem-free, so I wish there was a way to get my 128GB into fat32 and have my switch recognize it without formatting it.
Seriously, is there any way to get a 128GB card into my switch as fat32? Just wondering if it's possible, or if everyone using this emulator properly has to use 32GB or less?
Just use any tool to format as fat32.This happened to me somewhat as well. Before all this cfw madness, I couldn't run a game I purchased because it was "corrupted." Redownloading didn't fix it, but when I popped that microSD into a computer it told me it was corrupted and needed to be fixed. After doing so, I put it back in the switch, deleted and reinstalled the game and boom. Back to working order. It looks like exFAT is a problem that well extends the homebrew scene. Having said that, using this on a fat32 device I had lying around has proven quite problem-free, so I wish there was a way to get my 128GB into fat32 and have my switch recognize it without formatting it.
Seriously, is there any way to get a 128GB card into my switch as fat32? Just wondering if it's possible, or if everyone using this emulator properly has to use 32GB or less?
Yes, confirmed with a fresh setupI got it to work somewhat by toggling joystick from/to retropad then when getting ingame, pressing "Y" works for the on screen keyboard
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sRAiKCYzCRYS9ARM8D-XeL5jbXGSlJg1S7DVXQnBc_4/edit#gid=0what settings are people using for ps1 games?
pppsstttt............go and google bro. you'll only get moaned at for not searching yourselfDoes anyone happen to have all the retro artwork?
https://github.com/libretro/retroarch-assets/pull/233Does anyone happen to have all the retro artwork?
pppsstttt............go and google bro. you'll only get moaned at for not searching yourself
https://github.com/libretro/libretro-thumbnails
Thanks for the heads up
Sweet. Time for some 1k Chess
Same happened to me.. I wanted to download the Boxart with the Online-Update feature.. It crashed and after that the sd card was corrupted. I had to install everything again...Exfat? I get corrupted SDFiles with exfat format and i need to reinstall all. Since this, i'm using fat32 and no problems.