Hacking WBFS - Games List ?

[Kosaic]

All,

Is there any way (or tool) that you can create a printable list of games that exist on the HDD ? I've seen one WBFS windows program that will "pop-up" a list, but short of taking a screenshot, and printing the image .... this is the only way I've seen)

Printable, or a list on the screen that I can copy and paste into a document ?

Thanks

EDIT: Please no comments like "Write them down, or type them in"

.... there are a few too many on the HDD for that type of effort.

 

[Screemer]

i am pretty sure PrixM will implement it in his tool if you ask nicely

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=148613

 

[Kosaic]

Nothing exists today to do this ?

 

[Leeuwtje]

use the command line wbfs_win.exe , you can list the games on the drive, they will popup in a doswindow from which you can copy

wbfs_win.exe driveletter list

thats the command in dos i believe, @work now so cant check

 

[hooovahh]

You can then pipe it to a text file for reading it later.

So type the following, where driveletter is a single character which is where your wbfs drive is mounted.

wbfs_win.exe driveletter list >>C:\gamelist.txt

Then the file C:\gamelist.txt will have all the contents of what the command window would have had (which would be a list of all the games)

 

[Kosaic]

You can then pipe it to a text file for reading it later.

So type the following, where driveletter is a single character which is where your wbfs drive is mounted.

wbfs_win.exe driveletter list >>C:\gamelist.txt

Then the file C:\gamelist.txt will have all the contents of what the command window would have had (which would be a list of all the games)

found another way

 

[Fat D]

No, he is referring to the command-line program wbfs_win.exe. And driveletter must be replaced by the letter of the WBFS drive. and the command must be executed in the directory the wbfs_win.exe is in.