[liquiddivide]

This solution did not work for me. I’m still unable to load any snes roms from the mounted share.

[liquiddivide]

Alright. I’ll try this, but I don’t understand why it would work to mount the share in one location but not another. Separating the roms into separate folders sounds like a good idea. I planned on keeping the scraped data locally on the pi. As long as the images are small, it should still work without much slowdown in browsing.

[liquiddivide]

This is pretty much what I did short of clearing out the directory and mounting to that location. I mounted the share elsewhere and changed the path for the system in es_system.cfg. This appears to have worked for all systems but Super Nintendo. Nes is fine and playstation 1 is fine. I haven’t tested any others. Can you confirm that your solution works with snes files?

[liquiddivide]

if you delete the .emulationstation/es_input.cfg and then run emulation station, you can go through the navigation config process again. Use your xbox 360 controller this time. I also use my keyboard as player 2 navigation, just as a backup.

[liquiddivide]

After some more testing, this only appears to be a problem with the snes emulator. I tried nes and ps1 over the network and they both worked fine.

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