Hacking Hykem's 5.5 iosu Exploit

[piratesephiroth]

Useless? Once you compressed them to .wux files you can remove the 25GB .wud file.
If you ever need the .wud file again you just decompress it using the same tool.

Why don't you just use WinRAR like a normal person?

 

[Simonwayneee]

Why don't you just use WinRAR like a normal person?

*.WUX works with Cemu and *.ZIP not.

 

[codychaosx]

This compatibility list gives the sizes of most games. In their current format that works with loadiine.
http://wiiubrew.net/Loadiinelist/compatibilitylist.html

 

[piratesephiroth]

*.WUX works with Cemu and *.ZIP not.

ah, yeah.. Cemu.
BUT WE'RE TALKING HERE ABOUT THE CONSOLE'S USB STORAGE GODDAMMIT

 

[wurstpistole]

Correct me if I'm wrong but there are not even that many good games that you would need a 500GB hard drive. I'll probably have problems even filling 100GB.

 

[piratesephiroth]

Correct me if I'm wrong but there are not even that many good games that you would need a 500GB hard drive. I'll probably have problems even filling 100GB.

Yeah, I agree.
The 3DS has plenty of games but my 64GB SD card isn't half full.

 

[wurstpistole]

Same here. Probably a 128GB SD will be more than enough for keeping all the good and replayable WiiU games at once on the console.

 

[DarkFlare69]

Yeah, a 250GB will easily do. There's only like 5 wii u games that are worth playing

 

[Simonwayneee]

ah, yeah.. Cemu.
BUT WE'RE TALKING HERE ABOUT THE CONSOLE'S USB STORAGE GODDAMMIT

Oops, sorry. XD

 

[TheMaxynator]

Onny fully padded disk images (.wum) are 25GB big and they aren't used by anyone except official developers.

.wumad files are just like .CIA files, They don't have any padding.

Maybe it's a stupid, already answered question, but how can I make wud/wux files useable in Loadiine? Or do I need to re-download everything in another file format?

 

[piratesephiroth]

Maybe it's a stupid, already answered question, but how can I make wud/wux files useable in Loadiine? Or do I need to re-download everything in another file format?

You can't.

 

[Simonwayneee]

You can't.

He can extract the WUD to play with Loadiine.

 

[piratesephiroth]

He can extract the WUD to play with Loadiine.

Ah, I thought he wanted to use the wud files directly.

 

[ChiefChronoX]

ah, yeah.. Cemu.
BUT WE'RE TALKING HERE ABOUT THE CONSOLE'S USB STORAGE GODDAMMIT

Once there is an USB loader I'm sure there will be one that supports wud/wux, instead of the extracted files that you have for Loadiine.

 

[Deleted member 356526]

Once there is an USB loader I'm sure there will be one that supports wud/wux, instead of the extracted files that you have for Loadiine.

Yeah, someone will write a wumud thing for the Wii U.

 

[piratesephiroth]

Once there is an USB loader I'm sure there will be one that supports wud/wux, instead of the extracted files that you have for Loadiine.

If this is ever done, it's probably a very low priority project.
The Wii needed it but the Wii U accepts any game to be installed directly to USB.

A USB loader would only be useful if you wanted to use the USB drive for something else too.

 

[Deleted member 356526]

If this is ever done, it's probably a very low priority project.
The Wii needed it but the Wii U accepts any game to be installed directly to USB.

A USB loader would only be useful if you wanted to use the USB drive for something else too.

And most Wii U's have 32gb of on board space so :/

 

[piratesephiroth]

And most Wii U's have 32gb of on board space so :/

But we're gonna install the games to USB, not NAND.
(and my Wii U has 8GB becuase I have no idea of what I would do with 32GB of storage)

 

[Deleted member 356526]

But we're gonna install the games to USB, not NAND.
(and my Wii U has 8GB becuase I have no idea of what I would do with 32GB of storage)

Nand install would be fantastic for those of us with lots and lots of onboard and no USB :/

 

[piratesephiroth]

Nand install would be fantastic for those of us with lots and lots of onboard and no USB :/

Probably only system titles can be installed to the NAND.