Hacking Theoretic problem with putting ISOs on External USB Hard Drives

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why dont you people just wait until the time is right for
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master waninkoko to release everything needed!!

BE PATIENT!!

AND REMEMBER GOOD STUFF TAKES TIME!!
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@Artia:

Have you ever transfered a shrinked ISO (RAR : 500 MB ISO uncompressed : 4,5 GIG ) to an NTFS Volume into an compressed folder ... ?

Try it .. and you will se how stupid my question was ... 8) (just press right mouse button and properties on the Folder afterwards!) ...

Don't shout out "stupid" to soon ... thanks ...
 
Who is the Idiot now ? 8) :

Wii Backup File System(WBFS) by Kwiirk.

WBFS is a simple file system to store wii backup in an efficient way on a harddrive.

=== Wii Filesystem ===
All Wii Games do not take advantage of the whole 4.7GB DVD.
A lot of WII dvd sectors are in fact never used, even if there is random encrypted garbage in it.
WBFS knows about the wiidisc filesystem, and will copy on the wbfs partition only the part that are really usefull.
The idea of ignoring unused wiidisc sectors is not new, and is implemented in the WiiScrubber tool.
 

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