Hacking USB Loader Linux Ripping

[shadowmanr6]

So used the ripping feature via wii and was able to rip Ghost Squad perfectly fine, so decided to boot into linux and attempt to rip my iso's to the same thumbdrive, mounted perfectly fine, but didnt show the game i had just ripped onto it, paid no attention to this and decided to try ripping several games. Tried house of the dead overkill, got to about 30% and then skipped to adding it and gave the following error "error seeking in disc file: Invalid argument" attempted a different game super mario galaxy, and received the same error, both games i know work when burned, going to try and rip the disc via wii and see if i get the same result. Has anyone else used the linux tools yet? Errors attached

ubuntu@ubuntu:/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+TOOLS+/EXE-wbfs$ sudo ./wbfs ls
using /dev/sdi
wbfs empty
ubuntu@ubuntu:/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+TOOLS+/EXE-wbfs$ sudo ./wbfs add '/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+GAMES+/HOTDOK/The House of the Dead OVERKILL NTSC-U.iso'
using /dev/sdi
adding RHOE8P The House of the DeadVERKILL...
error seeking in disc file: Invalid argument
ubuntu@ubuntu:/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+TOOLS+/EXE-wbfs$ sudo ./wbfs lsusing /dev/sdi
wbfs empty
ubuntu@ubuntu:/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+TOOLS+/EXE-wbfs$ sudo ./wbfs add '/media/WII/ROOT/PUBLIC/CONSOLE/+GAMES+/SMG/p-smg.iso'
using /dev/sdi
adding RMGE01 SUPER MARIO GALAXY...
error seeking in disc file: Invalid argument

UPDATE: just plugged the thumbdrive back into the Wii and Ghost Squad was gone, so guessing it didnt like being mounted in linux, attempting to rip HOTDK right now, ripping VERY slow (30mins+) compared to Ghost Squad (about 6-7mins)

 

[powergman]

I have also tried the linux version and have seen quite a couple of problems. Particularly, when I tried to pass MadWorld directly from this PC to the drive, it stopped at 30.30% with that very same error.

I am guessing there's some leak or something in the program... Which sucks. I don't want to have to burn the games first to pass them to the ext. drive.