im running a wii on 4.2e rev20b hermes v5 is there any known problems i may come across with my hard drive running usb loader gx r938
Cyan said:I think the HDD size is too big, I think I read size issues on google code issues reports.
But you say that 2Tb NTFS is working with r899 ?
If that's the case, then something could have change and made big drive not working anymore ?
It was when they switched to Hermes usb storage code in r914 that caused the problem with the loader not recognizing drives over 1.5TB.
I'm not sure if it works with WBFS partitions (are there even 1.5-2TB of Wii games in existence anyway?) but FAT32 and NTFS partitions cannot be loaded since that change.
The code in loaders that still work with drives >1.5TB (such as CFG loader) match the usbstorage.c which was switched for usbstorage2.c in r914.
I'm not sure exactly what caused the incompatibility but I think it's something in the new method.
QUOTE(dexter222 @ Oct 29 2010, 09:42 PM) Sorry I wasn't more specific. It gives an exception error loading the dol - it never gets to the menu. I've deleted the config files.
Primary partition - one NTFS partition. Again, this all works great on r899. Are 2tb drives mostly NTFS with a small fat32 first partition for boot and covers.
Edit - I ran extensive testing and can show the step by step results but it boils down to USB Loader GX r899 is the last compatible version that will load games from an NTFS partition using Hermes 222 V4 on my configuration. It could be with smaller partitions than 2tb that aren't loaded with so many games there may be a working solution. It's moot as a single fat32 partition running r938 (latest?) is the way to go for most people
GeekyGuy said:I'm confused...
The OP says you can load games from USB HDD with FAT32, but when I load up USB Loader GX, it tells me no wbfs partition found, and it asks me to format. Huh?
bjorno said:GeekyGuy said:I'm confused...
The OP says you can load games from USB HDD with FAT32, but when I load up USB Loader GX, it tells me no wbfs partition found, and it asks me to format. Huh?
Yeah fat 32 works fine. But there needs to be a map in the root called wbfs.