Hacking cIOS36 rev10 - NEW USB/SD Loader v1.2!

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alp63 said:
make 2 partitions in SD Card
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I confirmed it worked fine.

/dev/sda1 fat for SD/USB Loader 1.2
/dev/sda2 wbfs for games

yeah, but not applicable for windows users since windows can't create partitions on "removable drives", even if you created it under linux, windows can't recognize the later partitions after the first one.

fortunately i have a linux box
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if usb/sd loader support fat partitions, that will be quite convenient, the 4GB file size cap is not a big deal, we can split those big files
 
k sorry well any can someone link what a usb loader is. Sorry I am still slightly new to all this since a lot of bad things have happen to 3 of my wii's now on the 4th hopefully the last. sorry for being a newb
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shanefromoz said:
So i have to have rev10 installed before the wii covers will show up is that actually correct?
I have the folders in the correct spot but the screen covers will not show up.
Also is it safe to install rev10?

Cheers

Yep you do need rev10. Says it some pages back and the images did not work until i installed it.
 
fvnfish said:
k sorry well any can someone link what a usb loader is. Sorry I am still slightly new to all this since a lot of bad things have happen to 3 of my wii's now on the 4th hopefully the last. sorry for being a newb
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Basically a way to run games from an external Hard Drive connected to the Wii via the USB ports on it.
 
One last question so i can use any usb storage device and just hook it up to my wii through the usb ports?
 
I've heard a USB microphone (WiiSpeak?) is working with this revision. What about other USB devices, may anyone test that out? I can't, because of not having any USB instruments (for example) available.
 
Cypherdias said:
I've heard a USB microphone (WiiSpeak?) is working with this revision. What about other USB devices, may anyone test that out? I can't, because of not having any USB instruments (for example) available.
where'd you hear that? maybe in that thread they tested other stuff also
 
JimmyZ said:
if usb/sd loader support fat partitions, that will be quite convenient, the 4GB file size cap is not a big deal, we can split those big files
If this would be so easy, wouldn't waninkoko already done it? Ever heard of disk fragmentation on fat filesystems and such things?
 

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