Hacking Till the day of today. No one is able to help me with this.

[bjorno]

What im using:

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Fat 32 partition
sandisk 2GB SD card
USB Loader Gx R934 wad

WHAT I TRIED
-Setting off wiitdb option >>> Does NOT work.
-setting on wiitdb option>>> Does NOT work.

It just doesnt want to save the renamed names.. Each time i rename a game, the name is still the old one.

How to get it working?

 

[ConJ]

How are you renaming them?

 

[bjorno]

Click cover > click the name > Rename and click ok.

 

[shadowtroop]

USB Loader GX is pretty buggy. You might want to try CFG.

 

[Guild McCommunist]

In WBFS Manager (well WBFS Intelligent GUI, whatever you want to call it) you can rename the games, but unfortunately it doesn't allow spaces (but you can use underscores). Usually it's not a big deal though, I just follow games by the cover art.

 

[bjorno]

In WBFS Manager (well WBFS Intelligent GUI, whatever you want to call it) you can rename the games, but unfortunately it doesn't allow spaces (but you can use underscores). Usually it's not a big deal though, I just follow games by the cover art.

The name says it already "WBFS". Problem is that im using fat 32.

 

[geegee]

Set the WiiTDB names to "On" and then update the WiiTDB

 

[Wiimm]

Test with any WBFS manager if renaming had worked. If yes, than the title db will override your name.

 

[bjorno]

Set the WiiTDB names to "On" and then update the WiiTDB

When I do that, it will say cant create directory.

and people WBFS manager wont work because im using FAT 32!!

 

[VashTS]

you can use Wii Iso Renamer to acutally change the ISO name. The only other choice is to use another loader. This is the same reason why I went to cfg. In cfg loader you have a titles.txt and then a custom-titles.txt, anything not listen in titles.txt will show up if you put in under custom-titles.txt.

This problem will occur if you make iso forwarders for triiforce, wiitdb doesn't have them all listed yet. I was never successful in changing it in gx. so either change the actual internal ISO name or go to cfg.