Hacking Super Mario 3D World doesn't load.....

[Paiuand]

Is there anything i can do?

 

[7Robins]

To update Loadiine you can either delete all of the Loadiine stuff on your SD card and then drag the new Loadiine that you downloaded on to it, or just drag it onto it without deleting and when prompted, say you want to replace the files.

 

[Paiuand]

Ok, i did but still no success

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Hey, wanna play Splatoon together?

 

[emuman100]

I never once had an issue with an extracted wud. I got the US release wud of this game, decrypted the files and it worked perfectly in my US Wii U. Do it right and you should not have problems.

 

[Mustacheboyo]

move your files from your sd card to your pc and set the allocation/cluster size to 64kb

 

[7Robins]

Ok, i did but still no success

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Hey, wanna play Splatoon together?

Sorry I was busy, but yeah sure sometime

 

[The Real Jdbye]

move your files from your sd card to your pc and set the allocation/cluster size to 64kb

I hear 64KB cluster size causes issues, 32KB seems to be the most stable option.

 

[Paiuand]

I have no idea what you guys are talking about, in case you didnt know im a noob.
Wtf is allocation cluster and could i get it in steps on how to do it?

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Ah do you mean the option when you format a sd?

 

[Paiuand]

Ehm, how do i do that on mac?

 

[Paiuand]

forget what i wrote

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how do i format a 64gb card to fat32 with 32kb cluster size?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

forget what i wrote

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how do i format a 64gb card to fat32 with 32kb cluster size?

Whatever tool you use to format should let you choose the cluster size.

 

[Paiuand]

no it doesnt, tell me a good prog

 

[The Real Jdbye]

no it doesnt, tell me a good prog

I don't have a Mac, so I can't help you.

 

[Paiuand]

I mean windows

 

[7Robins]

Check my sig.

 

[Paiuand]

Ok so i formatted it, just need to wait a little

 

[Paiuand]

Dude what the heck, it still wont work

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What the hell, i have never had such a big problem

 

[Mustacheboyo]

I successfully formatted a Lexar 64GB micro SDHC10 as FAT32 with 32k cluster size using Mac and it is working fine with my Blackvue. If you are a Mac user the steps below might be useful.

• Fire up a Terminal
• Find the IDENTIFIER of your SD card using "diskutil list" in Terminal. It might be, for example, "disk1"
• Type the following in the Terminal
  sudo newfs_msdos -v BLACKVUE -c 32 -F 32 /dev/disk1
  (take care of case sensitivity, provide your admin password if asked for)
• If you get a message that the resource is busy, unmount the disk using
  diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk1 and try again

Alternately, you could also use the script below.

Copy the following code into a plain text file, for example: sdformat32.sh

#!/bin/sh

# This script is for formatting SD cards of at least 4GB
# It formats them as FAT32 with 32K cluster size
#
# Argument 1: Device inside /dev to be formatted, eg.: disk99
# Argument 2: Volume name for the partition, eg: UNTITLED

if [ $# -ne 2 ]
then
echo Usage: sdformat32 diskname volumename
exit 1
fi

disk=/dev/"$1"
partition=/dev/r"$1"s1
volume=$2

echo This will DESTROY $disk. Are you sure? "(y/n)"
read yn
if [ $yn == 'y' ]
then
echo Partitioning $disk with volume name $volume ...
diskutil partitionDisk $disk 1 MBRFormat MS-DOS $volume 3G

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Unmounting $disk ...
diskutil unmountDisk $disk

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Fixing and optimizing partition ...
sudo newfs_msdos -v $volume -c ## -F 32 $partition

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Mounting $disk in case you want to write to it ...
echo Do not forget to eject the drive before removing it!
diskutil mountDisk $disk

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Done
else
echo The disk was formatted but could not be mounted!
exit 6
fi
else
echo Could not reformat the partition!
exit 5
fi
else
echo Could not unmount volume!
exit 4
fi
else
echo Could not partition disk!
exit 3
fi
else
echo Aborting. Nothing done
exit 2
fi
exit 0

Save it in a directory in your PATH, or execute by giving its full path, or change directory to where it's saved and execute, for example:

./sdformat32.sh disk1 BLACKVUE
where disk1 is the SD card disk identifier without the "/dev/" and "BLACKVUE" is the volume label (you could chose your own)

i found this on the internet and -c means cluster size so replace ## with 64

 

[Paiuand]

Why 64, didnt that guy say that 32 is the most stable?

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Eh, i dont understand anying...

 

[Paiuand]

I found a mini partition maker thingie on the web, should i use that?