A'ight fellas, I'm one of those folks who lurk and keep up to date on the Scene by periodically checking in. However, I've recently ran into a problem in regards to trying to create a SNEEK for vWii.
I've already had my HDD set up to load through Wiiflow and included all the plugins from the Wiiflow masterpack. It ran fine on the Wii and also ran fine on the vWii. However, after setting up Nintendon't and testing to see if it ran fine (which it did), I decided to move on with the SNEEK for vWii. After following JoostinOnline's vWii SNEEK, I couldn't figure out where to place the emuNAND sneek, So, after updating Wiiflow to latest update (4.2.1) I decided to have it extract the NAND from Wiiflow (therefor telling me the path that Wiiflow would use to open up the emuNAND, and I would simply replace everything in the path folder with the contents created from JoostinOnline's vWii SNEEK guide). However, it has wiped out everything visually on my harddrive and replaced it with two files: wiiflow (Folder) and WIIFLOW.--0 (Images in spoiler tag)
what is interesting is that I don't believe my data on the HDD has been wiped, since the amount of data is still read the same as before this Wiiflow NAND extraction incident: 167GB Free of 931GB
My question is this, how would I go about fixing this problem? Would it be something I could use a partition manager for? Or is there a solution that I just don't know of?
Stats:
Wii U v5.3.2 U (though I know this has no bearing on the vWii side)
vWii Homebrew Guide Used: [Truth]'s Guide
vWii SNEEK compiled: JoostinOnline's Guide
WiiFlow: Abz's MasterMod Pak 4.3.2
Short Condensed Version:
Everything (Wiiflow, Nintendon't, emulators etc) worked fine until I decided to extract the NAND via Wiiflow. The problem is that, visually, the data on my HDD is missing and has been replaced with wiiflow (Folder) and WIIFLOW.--0. I say "visually" because the amount of data detected by my computer is the same as before the WiiFlow extraction incicdent: 167GB Free of 931GB. What is the recommended step to fix this problem?
I've already had my HDD set up to load through Wiiflow and included all the plugins from the Wiiflow masterpack. It ran fine on the Wii and also ran fine on the vWii. However, after setting up Nintendon't and testing to see if it ran fine (which it did), I decided to move on with the SNEEK for vWii. After following JoostinOnline's vWii SNEEK, I couldn't figure out where to place the emuNAND sneek, So, after updating Wiiflow to latest update (4.2.1) I decided to have it extract the NAND from Wiiflow (therefor telling me the path that Wiiflow would use to open up the emuNAND, and I would simply replace everything in the path folder with the contents created from JoostinOnline's vWii SNEEK guide). However, it has wiped out everything visually on my harddrive and replaced it with two files: wiiflow (Folder) and WIIFLOW.--0 (Images in spoiler tag)
My question is this, how would I go about fixing this problem? Would it be something I could use a partition manager for? Or is there a solution that I just don't know of?
Stats:
Wii U v5.3.2 U (though I know this has no bearing on the vWii side)
vWii Homebrew Guide Used: [Truth]'s Guide
vWii SNEEK compiled: JoostinOnline's Guide
WiiFlow: Abz's MasterMod Pak 4.3.2
Short Condensed Version:
Everything (Wiiflow, Nintendon't, emulators etc) worked fine until I decided to extract the NAND via Wiiflow. The problem is that, visually, the data on my HDD is missing and has been replaced with wiiflow (Folder) and WIIFLOW.--0. I say "visually" because the amount of data detected by my computer is the same as before the WiiFlow extraction incicdent: 167GB Free of 931GB. What is the recommended step to fix this problem?
