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Thanks for reporting. Unfortunately, I don't have a CM5 to test with, but I'll look into it. There are plans to change the build architecture of PINN in the near...

I think PINN is missing the appropriate drivers for the eMMC. If you can identify which one(s) are used in say, Raspberry Pi OS, I can try to add them....

You could try installing pinn v3.9.4 manually from my github releases. It may still not work, but maybe worth a try.

Yes, I'm afraid moving or resizing partitions with parted/Gparted does seem to break things. The main reason is that it changes the disk-ID of the drive, which affects all the...

P3 and P4 are purposefully missing. They are only used by a couple of (deprecated?) OSes. P2 is an extended partion holding p5-p63 logical partitions that are used for the...

I'm sorry, I have no idea about how Batocera references its data files. Using PINN should not make any difference, as it just facilitates moving Batocera to other partitions. Referencing...

Did you have PINN installed on the SD card? Did you have the 500GB HDD plugged in when you installed Batocera? When you installed Batocera with PINN, did you select...

PINN installs a standard image of Batocera which consists of an unusually large boot partition (because it contains all of Batocera) and a storage partition for the games. PINN knows...

I think installing PINN to the HDD as you describe would be a better solution. You can use the RPi Imaging Utility in Raspberry Pi OS to install PINN directly...

PINN boots fine for me from USB on a 3B. I'm doing some work on a 3B at the moment so I was able to recheck it. You seem to...