SwitchRoot
Android & Ubuntu for Nintendo Switch
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This might help. https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Virtual_SD_Card_Guide
May not be helpful, but in general with Ubuntu, you can safely save any file on another drive by turning it into an .tar.gz archive (using your file manager is easiest). The archives can be de-archived where you want the original to be. (This way you can store more Roms until you figure out a better way.)
Awesome thanks, I'll check it out!