just a quick question sorry to bother, but i tried to load my thumb drive with uloader and it didnt recognize it, does it only recognize external hard drives and or certain thumb drives? if so which ones?
it should be in a format that uloader can use. format it either WBFS or FAT32. and if oyu use fat32 be sure to use the .ciso format, i think it's the format suported by uloader since i got .wbfs in my fat32 and usbloadergx/wiflow/usb cfg loader can detect the games but uloader can't
Hermes's hardware compatibility is pretty good. I can't guarantee the list is the exact same as the one for 249, but it's at least a good guideline.
And as mentioned: if you use a FAT32 formatted drive, you MUST use .ciso (it doesn't use .wbfs). The file should be placed in USB:\ciso.
Oh, and you should put your drive in the outmost oriented USB drive.
I hope this helps.
And as mentioned: if you use a FAT32 formatted drive, you MUST use .ciso (it doesn't use .wbfs). The file should be placed in USB:\ciso.
Oh, and you should put your drive in the outmost oriented USB drive.
I hope this helps.
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