Hacking Backup loaders that read non FAt32 drives

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So, i was trying to get just dance 2020 on my pendrive but it's bigger than 4GB so i can't put it on the USB because it's FAT32, is there any backup loader that reads something besides FAT32 so i can play the game? or is there a way i can merge the splitted files/load the splitted files in another loader? please help me!
 
So, i was trying to get just dance 2020 on my pendrive but it's bigger than 4GB so i can't put it on the USB because it's FAT32, is there any backup loader that reads something besides FAT32 so i can play the game? or is there a way i can merge the splitted files/load the splitted files in another loader? please help me!
Wii Backup Manager and use fat32
 
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but...i can't, every time i use it to pass the file to the usb it gives a error sayin theres not enough space after finishing the process

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Then use the tool I just said
wait, i'm going to try something here
 
How big is the drive?
7,22 and file 4.20 , i think it's working now, i transfered the file to WBSF (it was a ISO) and it seems to be working now

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How big is the drive?
nope, didn't work
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Using WBFS Manager to make it a pair of WBFS files (none greater than 4 gigabytes) instead of a >4G ISO file, which it seems you have just done, will work. This assumes your pen drive is not a fake that is reporting more space than it really actually has. Does that same copy process work to another drive?
 
wii backup mger does the same thing as wbfs manager it really makes a file called wbf2 for extra data that cant be stuffed in 4gb also check if theres other stuff in the drive if nothing your drive is bad
 
Using WBFS Manager to make it a pair of WBFS files (none greater than 4 gigabytes) instead of a >4G ISO file, which it seems you have just done, will work. This assumes your pen drive is not a fake that is reporting more space than it really actually has. Does that same copy process work to another drive?
WBFS Manager is shit and never should be used
 
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never used wbfs manager i always used wi backup manager but wii backup manager split the files

oh and also you can format the hard drive to ntfs nost backup loader suport this
Not GC games fat32 is superior
 

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