Hacking FAt32 with WBFS folder?

[tengusoldier]

So I knw that a couple of backup loaders can load froma FAT32 folder that ahs a WBFS partition, thing is...you need an NFTS system in order to have an ISO fiel as tehya re larger than 4 gigs, so if my PC is also FAT32...is tehre any way to mak emy external HDD work as the [place where I can put the large files with NFTS as well as the FAT drive for Wii games?

 

[Deleted member 35947]

You could partition your drive to have a FAT32 partition and also a separate NTFS one.

Either that you could use Configurable USB Loader which supports NTFS.

 

[tengusoldier]

Is that the same as a FAt32 with a WBFS folder just...NFTS with WBFS folder?

 

[Deleted member 35947]

Is that the same as a FAt32 with a WBFS folder just...NFTS with WBFS folder?

Pretty much. NTFS also supports sparse files with Configurable USB Loader, so it can save space.
Sparse Files

 

[tengusoldier]

How does that work?
I read the link but I dont get it >.>
sorry.

 

[GeeMann]

Since ConfigUSB supports NTFS, Should the USB HDD be formatted via windows PC or is it best to use ConfigUSB to do this? I have used WiiBackupManager0.3.0 to format the USB HDD to FAT#@, but the loader doesnt seem to see it right away. I have to click on select another partition and then all shows up? Any ideas?