kylster said:are you using rev17 for Triiforce support? if so grab the rev20b installer ---> [url=http://goo.gl/Or6bz]http://goo.gl/Or6bz[/url]
and install to slot 250 using base IOS57
If your not using rev17 for Triiforce support install rev20b into slots 249 and 250 and make sure one of those has base IOS57 the other can be IOS36 or which ever you prefer like IOS56 is a good choice to.
Me i have rev17 installed in slot 249 and re20b installed in slot 250 cause i like to load my WW/VC games from my USB Loader.
Also the best USB Loader to use is Configurable USB Loader---> [url=http://goo.gl/IWG0p]http://goo.gl/IWG0p[/url]
It has the game fixed now if you want to use WiiFlow the second best USB Loader you need to load it up using one of Hermes IOS 222/223 or 224 depending on which one you used base IOS57 with and then Boot the game up with IOS249/250 which ever one you have base IOS57 with.
This little info about WiiFlow is from what i read i know for a fact Black Ops plays perfect on Configurable USB Loader.
P.S. if your looking for Inf. Health cheat you will have to google "call of duty wii inf health wiird" it's on one of the wiird forums but not on the geckocodes page or for download you will have to manually edit the .txt file and add it.
did i say rev20b is the latest of Waninkoko's cIOS and for Hermes it's v5.1
use configurable usbloader or wiiflowTaellon said:I've been using Disc Backups for a while and decided I wanted to try going the USB route since I'm running low on blank discs and don't really want to buy more if I don't have to. I don't have any spare HDD but I do have a 16GB Kingston USB drive that I got for cheap a few years ago. I did some reading and managed to get it set up with the, hopefully, proper files. Now I find that neither Neogamma R9 nor USB Loader GX will read the drive. I tried both USB ports on the Wii and nothing changed. So I'm not sure what's going wrong.
The USB drive is formatted as NTFS, I have a WBFS folder on it that Wii Backup Manager accepted when writing the games to the drive. No other folders on the USB drive right now(all my homebrew stuff runs of a 2GB MicroSD card in a MicroSD-SD adapter, works perfectly fine). The games I loaded onto it were ones that I know work because I've burned them to disk in the past. So any idea why this isn't working? I don't even really get error messages, NeoGamma and USB Loader GX just don't seem to recognize the device at all.
Porobu said:use configurable usbloader or wiiflowTaellon said:I've been using Disc Backups for a while and decided I wanted to try going the USB route since I'm running low on blank discs and don't really want to buy more if I don't have to. I don't have any spare HDD but I do have a 16GB Kingston USB drive that I got for cheap a few years ago. I did some reading and managed to get it set up with the, hopefully, proper files. Now I find that neither Neogamma R9 nor USB Loader GX will read the drive. I tried both USB ports on the Wii and nothing changed. So I'm not sure what's going wrong.
The USB drive is formatted as NTFS, I have a WBFS folder on it that Wii Backup Manager accepted when writing the games to the drive. No other folders on the USB drive right now(all my homebrew stuff runs of a 2GB MicroSD card in a MicroSD-SD adapter, works perfectly fine). The games I loaded onto it were ones that I know work because I've burned them to disk in the past. So any idea why this isn't working? I don't even really get error messages, NeoGamma and USB Loader GX just don't seem to recognize the device at all.
Taellon said:Porobu said:use configurable usbloader or wiiflowTaellon said:I've been using Disc Backups for a while and decided I wanted to try going the USB route since I'm running low on blank discs and don't really want to buy more if I don't have to. I don't have any spare HDD but I do have a 16GB Kingston USB drive that I got for cheap a few years ago. I did some reading and managed to get it set up with the, hopefully, proper files. Now I find that neither Neogamma R9 nor USB Loader GX will read the drive. I tried both USB ports on the Wii and nothing changed. So I'm not sure what's going wrong.
The USB drive is formatted as NTFS, I have a WBFS folder on it that Wii Backup Manager accepted when writing the games to the drive. No other folders on the USB drive right now(all my homebrew stuff runs of a 2GB MicroSD card in a MicroSD-SD adapter, works perfectly fine). The games I loaded onto it were ones that I know work because I've burned them to disk in the past. So any idea why this isn't working? I don't even really get error messages, NeoGamma and USB Loader GX just don't seem to recognize the device at all.
I tried both of those and neither of them can mount the drive either.
sonic0509 said:Taellon said:Porobu said:use configurable usbloader or wiiflowTaellon said:I've been using Disc Backups for a while and decided I wanted to try going the USB route since I'm running low on blank discs and don't really want to buy more if I don't have to. I don't have any spare HDD but I do have a 16GB Kingston USB drive that I got for cheap a few years ago. I did some reading and managed to get it set up with the, hopefully, proper files. Now I find that neither Neogamma R9 nor USB Loader GX will read the drive. I tried both USB ports on the Wii and nothing changed. So I'm not sure what's going wrong.
The USB drive is formatted as NTFS, I have a WBFS folder on it that Wii Backup Manager accepted when writing the games to the drive. No other folders on the USB drive right now(all my homebrew stuff runs of a 2GB MicroSD card in a MicroSD-SD adapter, works perfectly fine). The games I loaded onto it were ones that I know work because I've burned them to disk in the past. So any idea why this isn't working? I don't even really get error messages, NeoGamma and USB Loader GX just don't seem to recognize the device at all.
I tried both of those and neither of them can mount the drive either.
I think that you need ISO files if you're using NTFS. If you want .wbfs folder then try FAT32.
apennismightier said:So, what no one helps nubs here?
There's nothing to get confused about. Your 16gb won't hold a lot of games, anyway. If you format the drive and it doesn't work, you can always reformat it back.Taellon said:The whole WBFS business confuses me so I really don't want to mess with that. And I've tried both USB ports, but nothing has changed.
wii knee said:apennismightier said:So, what no one helps nubs here?
I will try to help the nubes, you "nub".
@Taellon:
Try formating the disc with WBFS (wii backup file system) format. You can d/l the wbfs-gui by searching the site. That's what I use with wii-flow. you may need additional IOS installed (I haven't looked to see if you've posted your config earlier in the thread). There's also a good list online that indicates which drives are compatible.
Did you make sure you plugged your usb cable into the port furthest to the right as you are facing the back of your wii?
apennismightier said:wii knee said:apennismightier said:So, what no one helps nubs here?
I will try to help the nubes, you "nub".
@Taellon:
Try formating the disc with WBFS (wii backup file system) format. You can d/l the wbfs-gui by searching the site. That's what I use with wii-flow. you may need additional IOS installed (I haven't looked to see if you've posted your config earlier in the thread). There's also a good list online that indicates which drives are compatible.
Did you make sure you plugged your usb cable into the port furthest to the right as you are facing the back of your wii?
And yet, you don't help me at all with my problem... thanks.