Hacking Split Rar files

[Unknown64]

To start, can I download ISOs from the web, for instance Mario Strikers Charge, and put it in my USB, or do I have to have the disk to back it up on a usb? Anyways, I have a fat32 usb - and I want it to remain that way - that have pre installed wbfs files thanks to the programmer I bought it from, along with my JPN Wii. I noticed all the folders in the wbfs folder in the USB have a code name like R4QE01, and in them contain a wbfs and a text doc. that have the same code name. Is the code name that displays on the rar files, which is R4QE01, the code name I have to use to name the folder, wbfs, and text doc for my game?

What i want to do is find a way to work with the split RAR files for Strikers charge I downloaded. Do I just need to extract the wbfs from one RAR, or do I have to extract the wbfs files from all of them. If I have to extract all of them, what do i do from there?

 

[PalindromicBreadLoaf]

(Before saying all of this, I am not condoning piracy in any way, shape, form) With split RAR files, you can use a program like 7zip to extract them all, just start extracting the first one, and it should extract them all. Just make sure that they are all in the same directory. It should either extract to an approximately 4.2gb iso, or a wbfs file.

 

[Unknown64]

Mario Strikers Charge isn't drawing any revenue for Nintendo anymore now that it's in the after market. By law, I might be a shady dude, but what matters to me is ethics, and in that department, I'm doing nothing wrong.

I got a wbfs file out of it, but I have to rename it to the code name, otherwise my USB loading app won't read it. I can't rename it off of windows, so what do i do now?

 

[PalindromicBreadLoaf]

Mario Strikers Charge isn't drawing any revenue for Nintendo anymore now that it's in the after market. By law, I might be a shady dude, but what matters to me is ethics, and in that department, I'm doing nothing wrong.

I got a wbfs file out of it, but I have to rename it to the code name, otherwise my USB loading app won't read it. I can't rename it off of windows, so what do i do now?

You can try to use WiiXplorer, a wii application that has some computer like capabilities.

 

[CMDreamer]

Use Wii Backup Manager program to move the WBFS file to your USB memory. It will create the txt file with the corresponding code for backup loaders to use it. If the WBFS file is greater than 4GB (file size limit on FAT32 filesystems), it will take care of that too. Almost forgot, it even can rename the WBFS file to it's corresponding name (game name).

 

[Unknown64]

Where do I navigate to in that program to do what you said?