GXGregs said:Could someone tell me if there is an USB loader which can read Gamecube games ISOs ?
laserbeak43 said:Hello,
Is there a WBFS management system that optimizes disk space? the one i'm using now, WBFS manager, deletes things but in some cases, doesn't actually remove the deleted files. I mean, the files are gone, but there is no more free space. so there's some fragmentation, or deleted files still allocating space.
Anything out there that works better than this? I'm losing gigs.
Thanks
Laser
Hi RGadelha,RGadelha said:Hi Laser,
Just switch to FAT32 and use WiiFlow. With FAT32 you can defrag your HDD using Windows.
Please, read it here: WiiFloWiki - Using a hard drive
laserbeak43 said:Hello,
Is there a WBFS management system that optimizes disk space? the one i'm using now, WBFS manager, deletes things but in some cases, doesn't actually remove the deleted files. I mean, the files are gone, but there is no more free space. so there's some fragmentation, or deleted files still allocating space.
Anything out there that works better than this? I'm losing gigs.
Thanks
Laser
laserbeak43 said:Hi RGadelha,
Thanks for the suggestion. I did end up doing something similar, but with an NTFS partition.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
thx soo much broWever said:I don't know whether to congratulate you on using the search button, or blame you for missing out all the stickied threads in this thread section.
Anyhow...when comparing loaders, you may want to take a look at this chart. It may not be completely up to date, but it sure beats this thread (no offense to Big Moe, of course. But it's just that a lot has happened since this thread was made and last updated).
The short answer would be "either CFG or wiiflow is fine".