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I didn't follow the latest CFGloader developments, but is ripping to an NTFS drive from the Wii already possible?
Just wondering because it couldn't before and i noticed that WiiXplorer r103 can fully read/write to NTFS now.
Just wondering because it couldn't before and i noticed that WiiXplorer r103 can fully read/write to NTFS now.
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libntfs was only fixed a matter of hours ago, so no, Cfg doesn't support NTFS writes yet. oggzee was going to wait a little while to ensure that the new fixes are correct and stable before applying them to Cfg. Things are looking good, so you can expect the changes to be added fairly soon.Bergkees said:
You can format any drive to FAT32, you just need a free third party app to do it. But yes, it should mean full cover support on NTFS.whatup777 said:
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sweet, i assume this also means it should support ripping games to an NTFS drive now also?
Is there any benefit to having an NTFS drive over FAT32? I don't think so (besides not having to split files, but who cares, they still play the same right?)... so until the homebrew channel is updated to run apps off of a ntfs drive... FAT32 still offers greater compatibility, correct?
Is there any benefit to having an NTFS drive over FAT32? I don't think so (besides not having to split files, but who cares, they still play the same right?)... so until the homebrew channel is updated to run apps off of a ntfs drive... FAT32 still offers greater compatibility, correct?
FAT takes longer to calculate remaining space on the drive. Games will also take up slightly less space on NTFS due to better clustering etc. Compatibility-wise, FAT32 is the way to go, but storage wise, NTFS will probably be the better choice.xflak40 said:
It'll be interesting to see if oggzee can get the game to rip games directly to a sparse .iso file as well, I guess...
Dr. Clipper said:
Yeah i fixed several bugs in the lib and everything seems to work fine. Please report if you find something. A known bug is that statfvs (device size check) isn't working correct but i didn't touch that one so it was broken from the very beginning. I'll look into it when i find some time.
Actually i just took a quick look into the statvfs stuff and found the bug already. Here is the patchfile for wiixplorer:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1a5mozmnll2
I'll add it to wiixplorer on next commit too. So if you add the write support you might wanna include that one.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1a5mozmnll2
I'll add it to wiixplorer on next commit too. So if you add the write support you might wanna include that one.
Version 0.8 of French translation file for Cfg Loader is here http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R0DY4TAJ.
As explained on Language Files for Cfg USB Loader topic I have some problem when trying to boot Disc (ie: Wii Sports Resort) it fails and show:
Then I can't do anything, if I try to press any button to reset it doesn't so I have to press reset button on Wii itself.
And sometimes when I take screenshots it restarts Wii too.
Any tip?
As explained on Language Files for Cfg USB Loader topic I have some problem when trying to boot Disc (ie: Wii Sports Resort) it fails and show:
(By the way "ERROR" isn't translated but Apploader is)QUOTE said:
Then I can't do anything, if I try to press any button to reset it doesn't so I have to press reset button on Wii itself.
And sometimes when I take screenshots it restarts Wii too.
Any tip?
The Gamecube disc loading seems to work well (one time the screen went funny on me and it didn't load, had to restart the system, but that must have been a fluke since it loaded the rest of the time). One question though...am I the only one who's Wiimote stays on while the Wii is in Gamecube mode? The Wiimote turns off if I hold down the off button the controller, but still, shouldn't it be turning off? It couldn't have something to do with the cMIOS could it? (dumped all my Gamecube games a while back to make some of those handy multi-game discs)
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for the record, running an NTSC system here, so if disc loading bails on certain systems I presume it isn't NTSC US ones (unless that's Wii disc loading, which I've not tried yet). Also, to the guys having trouble with Silent Hill, I've played it quite a lot with cIOS 222 (merged with IOS60) quite a lot and it works well, so I'm not certain why you're having a problem unless you downloaded it from the net and both got the same bad dump or something.
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for the record, running an NTSC system here, so if disc loading bails on certain systems I presume it isn't NTSC US ones (unless that's Wii disc loading, which I've not tried yet). Also, to the guys having trouble with Silent Hill, I've played it quite a lot with cIOS 222 (merged with IOS60) quite a lot and it works well, so I'm not certain why you're having a problem unless you downloaded it from the net and both got the same bad dump or something.
Are you both talking about compatibility with different apps and the hbc or game compatiblity with fat and ntfs? Because if certain games won't run on ntfs, then I will use fat32.Dr. Clipper said:
Fat32 and ntfs seem to be the right way to go. The games take up slightly less space on the drive. You can manage the games with windows explorer. If you need to use the drive for other purposes temporarily, you can. And for fat32, you can store apps, roms, game covers, etc. if you'd like. Though, I plan to keep using my sd card for all of that and keep my hdd for games only.wulfie said:
l Red l said:
I just partitioned my hdd, 10gb fat32 for covers, homebrew, etc, and 450gb wbfs, works fine for me...I don't even use an sd in my wii. Using fat32/ntfs, you have to convert your .iso to .wbfs, whereas I only have to use wbfs manager to install games to my wbfs partition
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Converting iso to wbfs files is equivalent to using wbfs manager, you can create the wbfs files straight on your hard drive. I haven't bothered looking to see if anyone has done it, but it's entirely possible for wbfs manager to make it look identical whether you have a WBFS or FAT32 partition. You can also ftp them if you can't be bothered to unplug the drive. Finally if you have already converted them then copying to another drive can be done in explorer.
Having the entire drive as FAT32 is currently the most convenient. Anyone coming along now should use it.
so is on one else having problems booting discs on 52b or is it a pal issue like clippers was saying
cant wait for ntfs support!!!
edit ok ok i meant ntfs WRITE support stop quoting me!!! i have my iso's on ntfs atm
so all this needs now is
ntfs write support and compressed iso support
cant wait for ntfs support!!!
edit ok ok i meant ntfs WRITE support stop quoting me!!! i have my iso's on ntfs atm
so all this needs now is
ntfs write support and compressed iso support
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