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I use this SD card reader from Anker, which is between $10 and $15 on Amazon and worth every penny. Depending on the SD card reader you use, you can get upwards of 80mb/s transfer speeds for larger files, and about 40mb/s for collections of larger files. The fastest way to add game files is to remove the SD card from the device and plug it into your computer.

Once you’re done, set the partition back to EmuELEC.

You can access the whole partition there, and place your ROMs.

In “My Computer” the drive will be changed from EmuELEC to Games.

Select Games and click “Set Accessible”.

Select the drive (in this case your SD card), click “Parts Manage”, and you will see the three partitions.

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Download and install the program Bootice.

So you will need to do the following workaround: Note that if you are using a version of Windows that is older than Windows 10, you won’t see these SD card partitions (this became a native feature only in Windows 10). Note that this partition is unique to the RG351P, and not found in other (official) versions of EmuELEC prior to EmuELEC 4.0. This partition is FAT32 (MS-DOS) partition, and can be read by Windows and Mac computers. There is also a “bios” folder where there should be all of the system files pre-loaded. Inside this partition you will see a bunch of folders, one per system. PARTITON 3: “Games” - This is the bread-and-butter partition, where you will store your game and BIOS (system) files. This partition is a Linux-based EXT4 partition, which means that you cannot just plug the SD card into your PC and start adding files (more on that later). That gives you about 1GB to work with in terms of adding themes, shaders, etc.

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This partition is set at 1.36GB, and about 400MB of this space is taken up by the stock software files. For example, this partition stores your cheat files, screenshots, save states, save files, shaders, and themes.

PARTITION 2: “Storage” - This second partition contains files used by EmuELEC and its emulators, that you may need to access.

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For more information on how to backup, restore, or upgrade your SD card, check out my firmware guide. Long story short: you don’t need to, or want to, mess with this partition. This partition is a FAT16 partition, which means that it can be read by Windows and Mac computers with no problem. For the current working iteration of EmuELEC on this device (v3.7), the partition is 537MB, and the entirety of this partition is taken up by the system files. The system files required to run this operating system are all stored on this “EmuELEC” partition. PARTITION 1: “EmuELEC” - The firmware (operating system) that ships with the RG351P is an unofficially modified version of EmuELEC. This SD card contains your operating system as well as your game files, across a series of three partitions:

The RG351P has only one storage source - a single SD card.