Hacking WBFS Manger for Mac OSX Lion

[LuckySteves]

After updating my macbook to lion I discovered that wbfs managers simply do not work. WBFS for Mac OSX can not even read the hard drive, WiiJManager can read it, but when trying to add a game, it immediately says "Task Finished" and doesn't really do anything and jWBFS crashes immediately.

I was thinking of downgrading to Snow Leopard again, but that would require completely formatting my HD which I would really rather avoid.

In layman's terms, does a functional wbfs manger for mac osx lion exist yet or am I going to have to format my hd?

 

[G0dLiKe]

none that i have heard of.

 

[spiderben25]

This one works just fine : http://sourceforge.net/p/wiibafu/home/Wii%20Backup%20Fusion/

 

[LuckySteves]

Unfortunately not working for me, I keep getting this error

Spoiler

Preparing transfer files to WBFS.
WIT command line:
wwt ADD --auto /Users/Steven/Desktop/Kirby's Return to Dreamland.iso --psel DATA,UPDATE,CHANNEL --section --progress

!! wwt: ERROR #32 [WBFS ERROR] in wbfs_add_disc_param() @ src/libwbfs/libwbfs.c#1856
!! New discs needs 152 wbfs blocks (8192 KiB) but only 0 blocks are
!! available.
!! wwt: ERROR #32 [WBFS ERROR] in exec_add() @ src/wwt.c#2006
!! Error while adding disc [SUKE01] @/dev/rdisk2s1
Error 5: Unknown error

It seems to have to do with space but I guarantee I've got loads left.

EDIT: Hmm, seems to be the hard drive because my wii thinks it's full too. Great, time to take all my games off, format and put them back on. Hooray.

 

[Wiimm]

my tools (command line).
WiiBaFu is a GUI for my tools.

 

[LuckySteves]

For the curious, it was in fact my HD. For some reason all of my programs including the wii itself thought it was filled while it had about 2/3 of it's space left. After a formatted it, everything is working correctly again and WiiJManager, the utility I chose to use, was able to add my games again.

 

[Guest9911]

You must run as root in mountain lion:

In Terminal simply type: sudo "/Applications/WBFS for MacOS X.app/Contents/MacOS/WBFS for MacOS X"
Using Terminal simply type: sudo "/Applications/WBFS for MacOS X.app/Contents/MacOS/WBFS for MacOS X"