Hacking HELP!!! Wii Disc Dumper...AGAIN :(

[LightyKD]

ok...so here's the command im using

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade> copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

The command prompt starts the process but at the end of it gives me a message saying that I ran out of space. The part that is ticking me off is before the copying process i have 8.16 gigs on my C:\ drive which is more than enough space for the copy. Is there I way i can edit the above line to make the iso file in my E:\ drive. I figure that by fooling windows to copy to another place would be my best shot at solving my problem. I'm not good with messing around with the command prompt so I could some help. Also

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade>"

of the command line can not be edited so the extra stuff to rout the new file to my E:\ drive will have to come somewhere within the

"copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

part. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I'm seconds away from pulling my hair

 

[kedest]

in the command prompt, type chkdsk
what does it say after 'type of file system is' ?

 

[Lafie]

ok...so here's the command im using

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade> copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

The command prompt starts the process but at the end of it gives me a message saying that I ran out of space. The part that is ticking me off is before the copying process i have 8.16 gigs on my C:\ drive which is more than enough space for the copy. Is there I way i can edit the above line to make the iso file in my E:\ drive. I figure that by fooling windows to copy to another place would be my best shot at solving my problem. I'm not good with messing around with the command prompt so I could some help. Also

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade>"

of the command line can not be edited so the extra stuff to rout the new file to my E:\ drive will have to come somewhere within the

"copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

part. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I'm seconds away from pulling my hair

the 'wii.iso' part of the command code determines where the iso file will be saved and how it will be named. So a command like this will create the iso file in the root of your E:\ drive:
"copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin E:\wii.iso"

QUOTE(kedest @ Nov 15 2008, 05:30 PM) in the command prompt, type chkdsk
what does it say after 'type of file system is' ?

That's a good one kedest: if chkdsk returns the file system fat32 (or fat16) then a file larger than 4gb (i.e. a wii iso image) can't be created on that disk. However, if the file system is ntfs, then you should be fine.

 

[LightyKD]

ok...so here's the command im using

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade> copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

The command prompt starts the process but at the end of it gives me a message saying that I ran out of space. The part that is ticking me off is before the copying process i have 8.16 gigs on my C:\ drive which is more than enough space for the copy. Is there I way i can edit the above line to make the iso file in my E:\ drive. I figure that by fooling windows to copy to another place would be my best shot at solving my problem. I'm not good with messing around with the command prompt so I could some help. Also

"C:\Documents and Settings\Megan Meade>"

of the command line can not be edited so the extra stuff to rout the new file to my E:\ drive will have to come somewhere within the

"copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin wii.iso"

part. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I'm seconds away from pulling my hair

the 'wii.iso' part of the command code determines where the iso file will be saved and how it will be named. So a command like this will create the iso file in the root of your E:\ drive:
"copy /b 0.bin + 1.bin + 2.bin + 3.bin + 4.bin + 5.bin E:\wii.iso"

QUOTE(kedest @ Nov 15 2008, 05:30 PM) in the command prompt, type chkdsk
what does it say after 'type of file system is' ?

That's a good one kedest: if chkdsk returns the file system fat32 (or fat16) then a file larger than 4gb (i.e. a wii iso image) can't be created on that disk. However, if the file system is ntfs, then you should be fine.

thanks for the command...im trying it now