Hacking How can i load WBFS files bigger than 4GB onto my USB thumb drive?

[weewoo2211]

i am attempting to run WBFS files from USB on USBloaderGX, ive been using the program for the past year and never faced this issue until now.
As you likely know, homebrew requires your drives be configured to Fat32, and Fat32 can only hold files under 4GB, regardless of the empty space. how do i work around this problem? i have two 16GB USB flash drives, and i need to run Star wars the force unleashed, but its 4.07GB, thats .07GB too large, i wanted to run Brawl, but its several GB too big. Can i convert them to another file type to reduce space? can i try burning them to a disk and running that? ive tried looking around and every thread is either 5 years old or just says "nope, gotta convert to ExFat", but when i try that, homebrew crashes if i try to load the drive! and i dont wish to try NTFS even if it does work, because these are my only drives and i have no money to replace them, and i heard NTFS cuts down on the life expectancy.
Thank you in advance.

 

[BigOnYa]

You can convert to ISO, then burn to disk, only option I know of on files bigger than 4gb.

 

[CMDreamer]

Use WiiBackup Manager, it does all that's needed.

 

[Alexander1970]

@weewoo2211

If you need a second Opinion for Confirmation - please always use the WiiBackup Manager for the Game Transfers,it splits the File(s) automatically for you.
Also it gives them the correct Folder and ID.

 

[BigOnYa]

Thank you CMDreamer and alexander1970. Will have to use that for now on myself, n save my dvds.

 

[Alexander1970]

@weewoo2211

Thank you,but
@CMDreamer gave you first the Answer,so please point the "Best Answer" to him .Thank you. :-)