Hacking Playing Wii games of a Hard Drive

[kirill20061]

Will all hard drives work??? I have Western Digital 320 GB!! Will it work??

 

[G0dLiKe]

There is somewhere a list of compatible drives, google

or just try it

 

[Taleweaver]

The problem with google is that you need the specific words to find it (USB Devices compatibility list), and even then it's not the only result.

Anyway: linky. As you can see, there are more than one kind of Western Digital drives of 320GB. The "my passbook" has the issue of going to sleep mode (may be fixable?), but for all others I'd say: go for it.

 

[kirill20061]

The problem with google is that you need the specific words to find it (USB Devices compatibility list), and even then it's not the only result.

Anyway: linky. As you can see, there are more than one kind of Western Digital drives of 320GB. The "my passbook" has the issue of going to sleep mode (may be fixable?), but for all others I'd say: go for it.

I think I'm going to use uLoader! Does it accept all Hard Drives?

 

[The_Dragons_Mast]

Yes uLoader is compatible with most hard drives

 

[Taleweaver]

The best way to look at it is to consider uloader itself as "homebrew", and the games you want to play on it as "USB loader" (on the link I gave earlier). The result is the same, but you can apply it to other programs as well.

I must warn you that uloader isn't the most fancy loader. It's perfect for nand emulation and works fine, but it can't handle split .wbfs files. In other words: if you want it to load wii games, you have to create a WBFS partition first (other loaders can run games from a FAT32 or even NTFS partition).

 

[kirill20061]

I've read that NTFS is better? because it can run files more than 4 GB!! Will .ISO work???

 

[zizer]

i use ntfs with cfg loader and he support iso