I got a 150g drive and do not want to use ALL storage for storing my WII games.. Would it be ok, if i separtate it into 2 partitions, one with NTFS and one with WBFS? Will i be able to use both partitions ok, one on my PC and the other on the WII??? What do you think
Sure, that'll work fine. If you're using CFG, you can actually use both partitions on the Wii too by pressing 1 twice and change the used partition. As a personal preference, I'd have the NTFS partition first, then WBFS. But it really makes no difference.
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Nice update, does the full scrubbing really do away with more junk data & still preserve the integrity of the game?
As far as we know, yes. Wiimm recently made some changes to libWBFS to make this possible. The main benefit of the scrubbing is to create even smaller sparse ISOs, since more of the junk data is being replaced with zeros.
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The change actually adds restriction and may cause trouble to someone.
There's a been a lot of confusion about what the WBFS split size is actually used for, so this will stop that. The benefits outweigh that one obscure situation IMO. The only problem that situation would cause is that WBM would need to be used to transfer it to FAT32 drive.
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Only complaint I have is that when you click the 'Drive' button to select your external HDD, there is a slight delay, when I assume it's scanning your drives, but this happens repeatedly (program doesn't cache drive letters). Is there any way to speed this up?