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the partition manager need a partition table to manage the partition.
the wiiU deletes the partition table completely.
Ustealth doesn't hide partition, it edits the partition table signature to make the console think it's "without a table so already in wiiU format" and prevent the "format your hdd" message.
but the table and partitions are still there, usable by homebrew. the wiiu will not use the drive at all.
You just need 2 HDD.
You just can't make partition on a wiiu hdd. no need to try or think it's possible and a way will be found soon.
2 solutions exists, but both are not for usage (more for Proof of concept).
- one is beta, and make the console read FAT32 as if it was formatted as WiiU. it's beta and miss few functions, incomplete work. you can't install games to that "fake" wiiu hdd with wup installer. that's your best choice if you really really want one hdd shared with both wiiu and vwii homebrew.
- the second one is a firmware modification of the drive, not sure you want to edit your drive's internal data every time you want to use it on wiiu or vwii.
You will buy a new hdd anyway, just reserve it for wiiu games.
Edit:
oh, there's a solution to put wii and gamecube games on a wiiu hdd, by injecting ISO into a WiiU Wii virtual console channel installed on WiiU menu. (internal or wiiu hdd)
but you can't launch them from usbloaders, no cheats, no options.
the wiiU deletes the partition table completely.
Ustealth doesn't hide partition, it edits the partition table signature to make the console think it's "without a table so already in wiiU format" and prevent the "format your hdd" message.
but the table and partitions are still there, usable by homebrew. the wiiu will not use the drive at all.
You just need 2 HDD.
You just can't make partition on a wiiu hdd. no need to try or think it's possible and a way will be found soon.
2 solutions exists, but both are not for usage (more for Proof of concept).
- one is beta, and make the console read FAT32 as if it was formatted as WiiU. it's beta and miss few functions, incomplete work. you can't install games to that "fake" wiiu hdd with wup installer. that's your best choice if you really really want one hdd shared with both wiiu and vwii homebrew.
- the second one is a firmware modification of the drive, not sure you want to edit your drive's internal data every time you want to use it on wiiu or vwii.
You will buy a new hdd anyway, just reserve it for wiiu games.
Edit:
oh, there's a solution to put wii and gamecube games on a wiiu hdd, by injecting ISO into a WiiU Wii virtual console channel installed on WiiU menu. (internal or wiiu hdd)
but you can't launch them from usbloaders, no cheats, no options.
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