Please forgive me if this is in the wrong Section in the forum.
At the moment, I am using a USB enclosure for my wii with a 250 GB hd in there. There was a wbfs partition on it as well as a fat32. Something happened and No my windows cant recognize the partitions. Only my wii can read the drive at all. Other than that it is useless. I cant open it with a computer. I tried installing linux to see if that OS could recognize it but no luck since i was running from a live disc and the install doesnt work. + i dont know how to use linux. I cant compile or install any of the Wii file managers for linux.
Here's what i want. I just want to get access to my backups back. I want to be able to Copy or extract the isos from that drive. At the moment the drive is full.
Is there is usb loader that extracts ISO's from a WBFS to a computer or another usb device? I am a little lost at what to do. I am gunna try to find someone who uses a mac, to see if the WBFS works on that.. But for now.. i dont really know what to do.
Anyhelp would be much appreciated.
At the moment, I am using a USB enclosure for my wii with a 250 GB hd in there. There was a wbfs partition on it as well as a fat32. Something happened and No my windows cant recognize the partitions. Only my wii can read the drive at all. Other than that it is useless. I cant open it with a computer. I tried installing linux to see if that OS could recognize it but no luck since i was running from a live disc and the install doesnt work. + i dont know how to use linux. I cant compile or install any of the Wii file managers for linux.
Here's what i want. I just want to get access to my backups back. I want to be able to Copy or extract the isos from that drive. At the moment the drive is full.
Is there is usb loader that extracts ISO's from a WBFS to a computer or another usb device? I am a little lost at what to do. I am gunna try to find someone who uses a mac, to see if the WBFS works on that.. But for now.. i dont really know what to do.
Anyhelp would be much appreciated.