Hacking Having Issues Setting GameCube Paths in USB LoaderGX

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Hi perhaps please anyone could help as im having issues getting USBLoaderGX to show my GC games that ive been playing with Nintendont. I suppose the easiet way would be to tell you my set up and then perhaps anyone could suggest what i may have wrong.
1) Im using a hard drive thats broke into two partitions. It comes up as USB1 & USB 2 when ive previously tried to set the paths. My games are located in USB2:/Games
2) Ive gone into custom paths and it looks as by default all paths are set as USB1;/ (one thing i wasnt sure about as my game folder is USB 2 do all these need to be changed to USB 2?)
3) Ive changed two paths in attempting to get USBLoaderGx to see my test game. Folder Name Gun [GUME52] File Name : game.nkit
a)Main GameCube Path usb:/Games/
b)Nintendont Loader Path usb2:Games/

My game will not so register in the loader so im not sure if i may have the paths set incorrectly or if i simply named my game incorrectly and thats not why its picking it up. Thank you for the help anyone.
 
Hi perhaps please anyone could help as im having issues getting USBLoaderGX to show my GC games that ive been playing with Nintendont. I suppose the easiet way would be to tell you my set up and then perhaps anyone could suggest what i may have wrong.
1) Im using a hard drive thats broke into two partitions. It comes up as USB1 & USB 2 when ive previously tried to set the paths. My games are located in USB2:/Games
2) Ive gone into custom paths and it looks as by default all paths are set as USB1;/ (one thing i wasnt sure about as my game folder is USB 2 do all these need to be changed to USB 2?)
3) Ive changed two paths in attempting to get USBLoaderGx to see my test game. Folder Name Gun [GUME52] File Name : game.nkit
a)Main GameCube Path usb:/Games/
b)Nintendont Loader Path usb2:Games/

My game will not so register in the loader so im not sure if i may have the paths set incorrectly or if i simply named my game incorrectly and thats not why its picking it up. Thank you for the help anyone.

Hello.:)

I think you should not change the Nintendont Loader Path.Except you have changed the "apps" Folder too.
It should be still SD:\apps\nintendont

The GameCube Games should be correctly named like "Mario Kart Double Dash [GM4E01]" and inside the Game as "game.iso".

The Main Gamecube Path seems set correct if your GameCube Partiton is the FIRST.

Please also check in the "Hard Drive Settings" -> Multiple Partitions ON

EDIT: I see you use .nkit Games.I think the correct Naming is game.nkit.iso

2n EDIT:
https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/NKit/UserGuide

Good Luck
Thank you.:)
 
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Hello.:)

I think you should not change the Nintendont Loader Path.Except you have changed the "apps" Folder too.
It should be still SD:\apps\nintendont

The GameCube Games should be correctly named like "Mario Kart Double Dash [GM4E01]" and inside the Game as "game.iso".

The Main Gamecube Path seems set correct if your GameCube Partiton is the FIRST.

Please also check in the "Hard Drive Settings" -> Multiple Partitions ON

EDIT: I see you use .nkit Games.I think the correct Naming is game.nkit.iso

2n EDIT:
https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/NKit/UserGuide

Good Luck
Thank you.:)

Ohh i really appreciate the advice. Im not sure though i didnt change the SD path since im using my hard drive. I only changed the loader paths to my USB 2. Because when i clicked on nintendont loader path it was set on USB 1 except all my games are on USB 2. But i had heard of the .iso before but i had for got about that so all try it now and see what happens. Update Yeah i tried game.nkit.iso and unfoutanetly it didnt work its still not showing.
 
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