Hello, I beg you all pardon. I'm sure the answer is somewhere. But I've been searching for over 3 hours with lots of similar stories but all solutions I tried didn't work.
So here is the short story :
I have 2 usb keys plugged in my wii U :
One is used to dump the WUP files and play Wii U games (it works fine)
The second is used to hold gamecube (example : usb:\games\BombermanGeneration[GBGE5G]\game.iso) and wii games (example : usb:\wbfs\Bust-a-Move Bash! [RBME5G]\RBME5G.wbfs)
If I unplug the first USB key (the one that contains the WUP files), then the second USB key works fine both for gamecube and Wii games.
If I leave both USB keys there, everything works EXCEPT gamecube games with Nintendont. I get a red error "CheckForMultiGameAndRegion() failed."
I'm clueless. This is a WiiU I'm *hacking* for my cousin. The one I own for years have a similar setup and everything works without having to unplug anything. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?
I check the 2nd drive with MiniTool Partition Wizard Free and I can confirm it is MBR, FAT32 with 16K clusters. Please help me.
So here is the short story :
I have 2 usb keys plugged in my wii U :
One is used to dump the WUP files and play Wii U games (it works fine)
The second is used to hold gamecube (example : usb:\games\BombermanGeneration[GBGE5G]\game.iso) and wii games (example : usb:\wbfs\Bust-a-Move Bash! [RBME5G]\RBME5G.wbfs)
If I unplug the first USB key (the one that contains the WUP files), then the second USB key works fine both for gamecube and Wii games.
If I leave both USB keys there, everything works EXCEPT gamecube games with Nintendont. I get a red error "CheckForMultiGameAndRegion() failed."
I'm clueless. This is a WiiU I'm *hacking* for my cousin. The one I own for years have a similar setup and everything works without having to unplug anything. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?
I check the 2nd drive with MiniTool Partition Wizard Free and I can confirm it is MBR, FAT32 with 16K clusters. Please help me.