Configurable USB Loader

you would read the post thats right before yours, for starters.

 

That was one of the first things I tried. Anyway it's not really a big deal to me although it may very partially determine how I will have my new larger seagate I ordered in the mail formatted. For refernece, not that it probably makes a difference, but Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 and Naruto Shippuden Gekitou Ninja Taisen EX 3 (CoNR3 is roughly a localization of it with a lot of changes) don't have this issue for me nor do any other Wii game I've stuck on the drive.

 

Great work guys, loving the loader and really appreciate the hard work!

I noticed that when adding "profile_names", the configurator reads a space as a break and interprets "Kids Games" as two different profiles, one named 'Kids' and one named 'Games'. Probably not working as intended.

To be absolutely clear;

profile_names = Racing, Kids Games, Sports, Platform

will yield 5 profiles and not 4 as you would expect.
OTOH:

profile_names = Racing, KidsGames, Sports, Platform

will yield 4 profiles correctly. Can't test if it really works the same way in the loader atm but at least you'll know there is a tiny bug there somewhere...

 

Thanks! I'll give it a shot and report back

 

Nope, it may seem slightly unintuative, but oggzee intended it to work that way. Both spaces and commas are interpreted as separators. You'll have to use underscores or one of the unused characters in our Unicode character map (Ÿ at 0x9F (type Alt-0159 in Windows) is a good choice) to approximate spaces.

Then again, if there's enough of a fuss, I doubt oggzee would have trouble changing it to accept spaces in profile names.

 

The solution is simple: Use underscore as placeholder for a space. And on printing replace the underscore by space. (There is no need for a real underscore)

 

That would require a change to Cfg. The Ÿ character will work the same way with the current versions of Cfg. Actually, I just realised that the key sequence Alt-0160 should also work, it's a Unicode space character, so it actually looks like that too: " ". It's a pity though, it seems to get replaced with a real space if you try to copy and paste it, but I confirmed the sequence works in my Configurator when you hold Alt and type 0160 on the numpad as I suggested.

 

That did it for me. The particular game in question's music no longer skip at all anymore from the various parts i've been playing for a good while now. Also loading in general seems faster but I couldn't tell you if that's just a placebo effect as I hadn't directly compared back and forth. The issue I was having though is definitely no longer there.

As before, thanks, there's no question why this is the loader of choice for me and this only strengthens that fact. It goes without saying that I appreciate the work you all do.

 

could somebody help me i have a 8gb sd card that i have formated with the new wii backup manager so that it has a wbfs folder and can put files on the FAT partition of it so i put this usb loader on it ( config usb loader) and it wont show any of the games that i put onto my sd card can someone help me so that i can run games from my sd card and have the loader on the same sd card to be loaded from the hombrew channel if that makes sence.

 

Make sure you put "device=sd" or "device=ask" instead of "device=usb" into your config.txt. The config.txt in the main package comes with device pre-configured to usb. Also ensure you are not using one of the FAT versions of the loader.

 

Could someone please help me out with Configurable USB Loader in combination with Loadstructor?
I made the channels with Loadstructor, with the option of Configurable USB Loader Forwarder (WiiNinja). Installed the channels. They show up properly, but when I start the game I only get a black screen. Does this mean it doesn't forward in the right way? I have the following forwarder installed :USBLoaderCFG_Forwarder-UCXF.
Thanks in advance for helping a noob out .

 

Use Crap v2.2. It uses Narolez's forwarder and it works for configurable usb loader. It has the option in the loader section to use it. Works great.

 

Thanks for your reply. Will check this out!

 

Loading ISO's via USB Network Adapter (no wifi) would be a nice NEW feature.
If you can read data true the USB port of the wii then this would be possible.
The speed can be as fast as USB2.0 with an adapter. Wifi will be much slower.

or am I wrong?

 

he didnt mean installing i think. he means that isos are streamed from a network storage instead of getting the data, while running the game, off a usb hdd.

 

Hi there, this may have been asked before, but I couldn't find any info on it after the usual google search and on various forums etc. Is there a way to copy games from a usb stick to a usb drive attatched to the wii? ie wbfs device to wbfs device. I don't want to have to remove my hard drive every time I want to install a game. Is there any way to do it in the wii without the dvd? Whenever I open the file explorer app on the wii, it says it can't find my usb drive, think that might only pick up fat32 usb devices, garr!