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    Hacking Cover Flow USB ISO Loader by Beardface

    Wii Fit Plus is also giving me a stack dump for r1020.
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    Gaming Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles

    Not loading for me with CoverFloader r1020 [black screen]. USB Loader GX works fine. Anyone confirm this?
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    Wii #1774 - Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles (USA)

    Not loading for me with CoverFloader r1020 [black screen]. USB Loader GX works fine. Anyone confirm this?
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    Hacking Cover Flow USB ISO Loader by Beardface

    Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles goes to a black screen upon load for me [running r1020]. Works on USB Loader GX with error 002 fix on.
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    Hacking Cover Flow USB ISO Loader by Beardface

    1. Well as you said, you already know where the options are to change paths to different folders. You simply need to point them in the right place, i.e. USB:\apps\coverfloader\3dcovers or wherever else you want. The trick is you can't install the covers to a USB drive if it is WBFS formatted...
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    "Summary of WBFS check: no errors found." Thanks, everyone! P.S.--Checked the WWT thread and homepage, scoured the net looking for WWT command options...and yet forgot to check the in-program help. Duh. I know I don't come off as the type who should be using an in-development command line...
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    Cool, that worked. So: wwt EDIT free=22226-22682 -a Runs successfully and reports "WOULD mark blocks 22226...22682 as FREE." How do I get it to actually change them to free?
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    Got it. Any idea why I am receiving "ERROR #7 [NO WBFS FOUND]" when I enter "wwt EDIT free=22226-22682"? Do I need to specify the drive letter somehow? To be clear, other commands--such as DUMP and CHECK--detect the drive just fine.
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    Hm...tried it, and I got a "NO WBFS FOUND" error.
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    So, running a verbose CHECK command, I find that sectors 22226 to 22682 are marked as "used" although no disc points to them [i.e, the ISO data from RE Archives]. To free these sectors and start over from the original disc, I would enter "wwt EDIT rm=22226-22682" to set the sectors back to...
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    Wow, awesomely helpful! Seems as if I am just out a few gigs while waiting for a polished version of the WWT repair tool. THAT, I can deal with. So I should watch the WWT thread for updates?
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    I also ran a verbose CHECK command and came up with "457 free sectors marked as used"--would these be my Resident Evil Archives ISO? If so, is there a way I can simply set these sectors back to zero and rerip the game?
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    Handy tool! Here's the dump: <!--c1--><div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain'><!--ec1-->DUMP of /dev/sdd2 ÂÂWBFS-Header: ÂÂÂÂMAGIC:ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ 'WBFS' = 57 42 46 53 ÂÂÂÂnumber of sectors:ÂÂ 1751578680 ÂÂÂÂhd sector size:ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ 9 ->ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ512 ÂÂÂÂWBFS sector...
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    Hacking WBFS Error - Hex Help

    So due to a USB loader malfunction [I tried to temporarily rename a game ID], the entry for Resident Evil Archives on my WBFS drive has gone missing. I believe the ISO data itself is still there, but the game will not show up in any USB loader or WBFS software on my PC, because there is no...
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    Hacking Cover Flow USB ISO Loader by Beardface

    So, I was trying out r1000, and my copy of Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil was not showing a cover. So, as I have done before when such an error occurs [more frequently as revisions go on, by the way], I entered the game info and renamed the ID from RE4E08 to RE4E01. I intended to rename...
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