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I have a 256GB sd card for the vwii, but I think it might be too large. it takes quite a bit of time to move games from internal memory to the sd card. then, they fail to launch. the card works with injecting wads to emunand, just not in the home menu. games work from internal flash but not from the sd card.
 
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You should be able to use that, if you are using it as a vwii/wii game holder. Format the SD card to be fat32. Which you cannot do normally with sd cards higher than 32gb. But using GUIFormat you should be able to do this. If it still fails.Then get a 32gb sd card as the wii sd channel can only had 20 pages of info and 32gb is enough for that.
 

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