This is designed to be portable between all versions of Batocera, even Batocera builds running on different platforms (granted, weaker platforms like SBCs won't magically gain the ability to play ROMs for emulators they don't have). This is referred to as either userdata or share interchangeably (in reference to it being the default path the network share points to), they both mean one and the same thing. The userdata partition contains “the rest”, all the ROMs, BIOS files, saves, configuration (including nf), etc. It is not usually necessary to edit this partition (except for editing a few settings in the nf file if required). While Batocera is running, it is mounted to the /boot/ folder, but its original location is simply / on the FAT32 partition. This is where Batocera contains all the files necessary to boot Batocera on your device. The boot partition is what appears as the FAT32 partition when you plug the drive into another system (this will be the only visible partition to Windows by default). It's helpful to become familiar with how Batocera has its partitions laid out first to better understand what you're accessing and where they are located.īatocera uses two main partitions: the boot partition and the userdata partition. Write themes for batocera-emulationstation.
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