WFBS is the norm? SO no ISO.
Also what format does the flash drive need to be.
TYIA all of you for your patience.
Also what format does the flash drive need to be.
TYIA all of you for your patience.
Well, if you want a barebones setup like that, I suggest following this route:Lets say I had a flash drive with nothing else better to do, and say I had no problem loading wfbs, how do I start? Because I would rather not dick with anything but neogamma.
BTW I know how to convert the ISOS to WFBS, just from where would help.
WBFS Manager is a tad outdated to my tastes, I've had some issues with it in the past and switched to Wii Backup Manager which is more all-encompassing.I've always used WBFS Manager to transfer games to a WBFS partition. Your games need to be in ISO format and the usb drive needs to be a WBFS format.
It's very simple.I can get the isos in the program just no clue how to move them into my newly christened drive