Hacking Wad manager USB help

canuckcub

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I have a Portatable USB hadrive and im trying to load wads from it

but i keep getting an error when it reads the /wad derrectory
 

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You've read the readme, correct?

The drive has to be formatted to FAT, not FAT32 or NTFS.
 

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No i didnt, that would be my probably its NTFS have to reformat


EDIT : nope.... who uses FAT anymore *sigh*
 

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what is the "letter" of your external drive on your computer?

let's say it's X

you'll click Start > Run
type CMD and press Enter

now, you'll type this in that black box that popped up.

format X:\ /FS:fat /V:wads

only change X to whatever your drive "letter" is
 

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A lot of devices use FAT, actually.


I wouldn't format within Windows. Get a low-level formatting tool...
 

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wadmanager is great, unfortunatly the wiis usb is not, usb is SLOOOOW. Like 20-40 minutes to install 1 wad slow. I reccomend giving it a pass.
 

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