Homebrew apps with USB support using the original Nintendo Api.
=> Loadiine with USB, USBCafiine
=> Loadiine with USB, USBCafiine
Ok that can indeed be a good aplication.Homebrew apps with USB support using the original Nintendo Api.
=> Loadiine with USB, USBCafiine
As I said, just partition it or use another drive...Because I love the big screen to watch movies with my family
Neither NTFS nor Ext4 is going to be "ported" to the Wii U anyway.
Ext4 can be used on Windows with 3rd party drivers.
FAT32 has the 4 GB limitation and also doesn't support permissions.
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Don't do that, the implementation is shitty. Paragon ExtFS ignores all permissions on the EXT drive anyway. And this is not "natively". Who cares about permissions as a Windows user anyway? FAT32 was designed to not have permissions because it causes a lot of trouble for pendrives (say f.e. you want to view a movie with a friend, you put in on a usb stick with your Linux pc and watch it on his Linux PC -> his account has no rights to open the file. Similiar problem occured to me
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FAT32 was created way before USB drives were invented... It is not convenient at all considering the 4 GB limitation.Don't do that, the implementation is shitty. Paragon ExtFS ignores all permissions on the EXT drive anyway. And this is not "natively". Who cares about permissions as a Windows user anyway? FAT32 was designed to not have permissions because it causes a lot of trouble for pendrives (say f.e. you want to view a movie with a friend, you put in on a usb stick with your Linux pc and watch it on his Linux PC -> his account has no rights to open the file. Similiar problem occured to me
If you want to share an Ext4 drive with other people, make sure to set the appropriate permissions (right click → Properties → Permissions → Change Permissions for Enclosed Files... → Others → Access: Create and delete files) and it should work.
Anyway, I wonder if it's really possible to "emulate" Wii U permissions on a FAT32 drive.
I think dimok said that he will just patch the function so that it always returns true so that the Wii U *thinks* it has adjusted the permissions.
Of course its possible. If you are patching the filesystem calls like it looks like Mocha will be, you could patch any behavior you wanted in.
For example, you could patch the calls that set permissions and ownership to save that information in an additional file, and patch the read calls to read from that file. To code calling these functions, it would appear that the permission infomation is being read from the filesystem itself.
Of course this is unneeded if there is no "watchdog" that verifies permissions, and as stated above you may be able to get away with just returning true to any check and set permission call. If anything actually reads the permissions though, this method probably won't be enough.
I have installed FE# Tokyo Mirage sessions (EUR), i did not encounter any issues copying the files to SD for install
That's because the file isn't larger than 4GB. Some people are confused about bytes/GB.
Of course not what makes you think it will work that way? that's like booting a factory stock wii and expecting all the magic to happen.
Oh, i thought it would be something similar to installing ios files on the wii, but then again i have no idea how any of this works so sorry.
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It will be patched in the cfw itself, unless you have coldboot setup you will have to launch it every time
Ah. As someone who doesn't have haxchi, this would probably mean that the regular wii u format is better as i can install legit games on it without having to signature patch it, right? I assume this means that legit disc tickets will have no benefit from fat32 support.
Then what is the point of modding a system, what excites me about fat32 support is that I finally can have all of my stuff in one storage device, everything about games, homebrew and vWii stuff in one instead to relie into that crappy wiiu's FS format which is only useful for cheap piracy.
For the native feel. Maybe I've been quite spoiled due to the 3DS scene, but I like things neat and tidy, without having to run anything. Going through browser at the same time is too much of a hassle, and at the same time, I would not want to spend any money on the eshop.
Spend money for offline/coldboot homebrew is worth of it, you should consider to spend less than 5 dollars for it
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Mocha doesn't need any installation.
Download, extract to your SD card.
Done.
now launch it from the Homebrew launcher.
FAT32 support doesn't help to unbrick the vWii.I'm excited for this because it seems like it might unbrick my vWii or at least make it usable
Needs chmod or chown patching.
vWii VC also seems like it may benefit, from the posts I've read.
unless you talk about Mocha capability itself, then yes.
with the CFW you can already access the vWii content while still on WiiU, allowing you to edit your vWii and unbrick it.
you can use FTPiiU_everywhere.
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Other games I can have turned up to like 2X and all kinds of enhancements, Motorstorm hmmm nope 1X and no enhancements lol
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I will admit that one does seem more interesting than the usual Ambernic ones, and I already liked those.
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I think all in my Pi 4 was well north of 200 bucks 150ish for the Pi 4 the case the fancy cooler, then like 70 for the 500GB MicroSD then like 70 for the Xbox controller. But honestly it's a nice set up I really enjoy and to me was worth every penny. (even bought more controllers for 2 or 4 player games.) hmmm have never played any 2 player games yet
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Yeah that's what I hate about the RPi, it's supposedly $30 or something but it takes an additional $200 of accessories to actually turn it into a working something.
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Yeah a lot of it I consider a hobby, using Batocera I am constantly adjusting the collection adding and removing stuff, scraping the artwork. Haven't even started on some music for the theme... Also way down the road I am considering attempting to do a WiiFlow knock off lol
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Hmm, with that in mind, maybe a complete out-the-box solution with all the games collected, pacthed and optimized for me would be worth $150
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What its like to do online shopping in 1998: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwag5XE8oJo
