Hacking limit on files for wbfs?

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Im using Wii backup manager i have a 2TB external hard drive setup as wfbs i have plenty of room but i cant seem to add more than 500 files. Why cant i add any more and how do i fix my problem? if anyone can help id be grateful.
 

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it was just a simple question. Im new to this and i am trying to find out if there are limitations or if im doing something wrong.
 

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racbdlovr said:
Im using Wii backup manager i have a 2TB external hard drive setup as wfbs i have plenty of room but i cant seem to add more than 500 files. Why cant i add any more and how do i fix my problem? if anyone can help id be grateful.

Switch to FAT32 / NTFS. But indeed wtf do you need 500+ games for ? I bed over 200 suck.
 

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I recall somewhere that some people have problems when they reach 500 games. Some loaders have a 500 game "limit" and so this may be why WBM is giving you this issue.
 

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racbdlovr said:
Im using Wii backup manager i have a 2TB external hard drive setup as wfbs i have plenty of room but i cant seem to add more than 500 files. Why cant i add any more and how do i fix my problem? if anyone can help id be grateful.

A few minutes research would have yielded you your answer
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How many games do you have?

You might want to read http://gbatemp.net/t276377-3-tb-seagate-works - it will answer lots of your questions.
 

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I can understand if people wont want do change their current filesystem.
But why anyone would choose WBFS for a new drive is beyond me.

OP can you please enlighten me?
 

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PsyBlade said:
But why anyone would choose WBFS for a new drive is beyond me.
- No fragmentation problems.
- Absolute stable since using wwt.
- Fast access.
- Support for all USB loaders.
- More than enough space for both, FAT and WBFS partition.
- Far away from disc/game limit.
I would choose WBFS again!
 

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