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Resist the urge to diagnose. Resist the urge to diagnose. Resist the urge...
Is the emulator installed through flatpak and it therefore doesn't have access to it?
RESIST.
Is the shared partition available at some mount point, or could you mount it through the file manager and then open probably
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Flatpak was my thought also and needing to give it access with Flatseal.
Was the same with my network shares, which I also had to enter into fstab so they had a permanent mount point and stopped changing directories on reboot. Otherwise my emulators would ask me where my games are every time. Most people can do this with Gnome Disks on Bazzite without needing to actually modify fatab directly.
Second thought was that Bazzite is straight up disallowing people to use NTFS partitions because so many people complain to them about issues with it when they already say they don't support it. They're adding a banner that shows whenever one gets mounted though, so that'd be more obvious.