So, the solution is fairly simple. Due to how ScummVM handles files, you need to mount the network share with the "noserverino" option in fstab to force the Pi to assign it's own inodes rather than use the server inodes for the share. I'm not sure why this is only a problem with ScummVM on...

wintersdark: ScummVM does not have any specific code for SMB or other network shares in the standard builds we provide (with the exception of the Wii/Gamecube builds which have this as platform specific code for the reasons you indicate). I suspect you should address any questions on this to the Re...

Indeed, when retropie installs ScummVM, the default location ScummVM looks for data files is ~/RetroPie/roms/scummvm. I'm going with that, as it's just one less variable. I'm not asking for or offering pirated content, nor am I asking for assistance processing it. The issue at hand is very simply ge...

Ok, I'm trying to add my ScummVM games to RetroPie. All my roms - including my ScummVM games - are on a Samba share. I've successfully added Arcade (via FBA), nes, snes, megadrive, etc with no problems - the share is mounted with user pi on the retropie having read and write permissions. My process ...