I don't know if the type of USB device makes a difference. I'm using an Ipod shuffle as a storage device that registers in windows as a USB device, but is not detected in the USB loader. I tried both USB ports but it isn't working.
Hacking USB Loader GX not detecting USB
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the list might be old, but some Ipod worked and other didn't.
http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/USB_Devices_Compatibility_List
http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/USB_Devices_Compatibility_List
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WBFS manager?
don't use that program (it corrupts games) and don't format to WBFS format.
Use FAT32 and Wii Backup Manager.
Do not format the drive.
don't use that program (it corrupts games) and don't format to WBFS format.
Use FAT32 and Wii Backup Manager.
Do not format the drive.
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use the bottom port when the Wii is horizontal.
If you kept FAT32 it's fine. Don't follow youtube video (never! they are old and/or incorrect... I really don't understand why youtubers can't do proper tutorial, only n00bs who don't understand what they are explaining are making youtube tutorials). The video you posted seems fine (except he doesn't know how to use winrar, and he didn't tell how to setup WiiBackupManager)
Maybe your Ipod is not working with USBLoaderGX. of maybe you don't have the latest USBLoaderGX, or maybe you don't have the correct settings or cIOS.
Don't you have another hard drive to test if your setup is working before trying with Ipod?
If you kept FAT32 it's fine. Don't follow youtube video (never! they are old and/or incorrect... I really don't understand why youtubers can't do proper tutorial, only n00bs who don't understand what they are explaining are making youtube tutorials). The video you posted seems fine (except he doesn't know how to use winrar, and he didn't tell how to setup WiiBackupManager)
Maybe your Ipod is not working with USBLoaderGX. of maybe you don't have the latest USBLoaderGX, or maybe you don't have the correct settings or cIOS.
Don't you have another hard drive to test if your setup is working before trying with Ipod?
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USB Loader GX V3.0 is the latest right?
My Ipod is a 5th-gen Classic 30GB which seems to be listed.
USB Loader GX V3.0 is the latest right?
My Ipod is a 5th-gen Classic 30GB which seems to be listed.
No. I don't have an actual USB so I was using this as a substitute.
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3.0 is the last "number", but there are a lot of revision numbered 3.0
3.0 revision 1180 is the latest "major release"
3.0 revision 1233 is the latest available version. you can find it in my signature.
I don't know why your ipod is not working.
Maybe it's a setting issue, try another loader.
You can use anything with USB (can be a MicroSD to USB adapter).
But USB drives should be cheap, no need to buy 4TB, 300GB is already enough.
you can also buy flash drives (8, 16 or 32GB are enough depending on the number of games you want to keep at the same time), but some flashdrives have more issues with USBLoaderGX than external hard drives.
3.0 revision 1180 is the latest "major release"
3.0 revision 1233 is the latest available version. you can find it in my signature.
I don't know why your ipod is not working.
Maybe it's a setting issue, try another loader.
You can use anything with USB (can be a MicroSD to USB adapter).
But USB drives should be cheap, no need to buy 4TB, 300GB is already enough.
you can also buy flash drives (8, 16 or 32GB are enough depending on the number of games you want to keep at the same time), but some flashdrives have more issues with USBLoaderGX than external hard drives.
