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Jeez, guys. Cut it out. How would you like it if people replied to your questions with that bullsh**?
@tagzard: it's best to use a manager like wii backup manager to do that for you. The reason is because it kinda depends on whether you have a FAT32, NTSF or WBFS drive. In the first two cases, the iso (or converted .wbfs files) will be put on a \wbfs subfolder automatically, and renamed to match the name that USB loaders look for.
If needed, you can check the bottom of this page for more details (the link is from wiiflow, but CFG and most likely GX follow this standard as well).
@tagzard: it's best to use a manager like wii backup manager to do that for you. The reason is because it kinda depends on whether you have a FAT32, NTSF or WBFS drive. In the first two cases, the iso (or converted .wbfs files) will be put on a \wbfs subfolder automatically, and renamed to match the name that USB loaders look for.
If needed, you can check the bottom of this page for more details (the link is from wiiflow, but CFG and most likely GX follow this standard as well).
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