I'm referring to the --all option, not --auto (which returns an error if there are many WBFS partitions). Are they implemented in a similar way? I don't know how diskutil list is implemented or how wwt finds the partitions, but can you imagine why they could differ? Maybe a permission issue?@Nickkk
Please tell me, where I have to search the partitions.
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Code:wwt v0.39a r782 - 2010-03-29 ... - wwt --auto: If the file /proc/partitions is not found, than all devices named '/dev/sd*' and '/dev/rdisk*' are scanned for WBFS. If scanning of '/dev/rdisk*' fails then also files named '/dev/disk*' are scanned. Using character devices '/dev/rdisk*' will speed up wwt on apple computers.
@ Wiimm
so i been trying to learn more.
i see that title and ID can be updated ... that is fairly straight forward for me to understand.
Disc header , and partition header ... have me wondering , where can i learn what happens when those are changed.
Changing tmd/ticket ....would this only change the ios the game loads with ?
First execute: cmd
to open a new command window. Then:
wit copy "/cygdrive/e/path to/my image.iso" "/cygdrive/f/path to/new image.wbfs" --split --name "new title" -vv
If this fails, post the error message.
Please think about the part: "/cygdrive/e/path to/my image.iso"
your command line is still not complete
wit copy "/cygdrive/e/" "/cygdrive/f/games/%N [%I].%E" --wbfs --split
wit copy "/cygdrive/e/" "/cygdrive/f/games/%T [%I]/%+" --wbfs --split
I think you miss the filename format for the output filename.
You can't use "new title" like that, you need to specify the new title.
also, isnt the "--name" option used for replacing the name inside the ISO and not the filename ?