Hacking Wiiflow with USB3, stopping at the loading screen...

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Friends, self explanatory title ...

I formatted and split my hard drive (1GB) in 3 partitions, as follows:

- Partition 1: FAT 32 - EMULATORS

- Partition 2: FAT 32 - GAMES GAME CUBE

- Partition 3: WBFS - GAMES WII

From then on he began to headaches ...

Set up the Wiiflow USB3 in to see the Wii games that are on the partition 3, so far so good ... The games are found and listed in the program but in time to play, the game starts to load and FREEZING ...

Does anyone know whether it is possible to run the games on partition 3 (USB3) with WIIFLOW?

PS: I did a test with USB loader GX and worked just fine with no problems ... I set for USB3 and he rolled his wii games in good with my partitioned hard drive, this will be a problem of WIIFLOW?
 
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Just put all of your stuff on one FAT32 partition. You can use Wii Backup Manager to transfer the games and it will split them into files that fit within the size limit. WBFS is old and buggy.

You didn't mention these things that others will need to know to help:
- Wii/Wii-U
- Drive/enclosure type
- Version of loaders (specific, not "latest")
- Which IOSes you have installed
 
Just put all of your stuff on one FAT32 partition. You can use Wii Backup Manager to transfer the games and it will split them into files that fit within the size limit. WBFS is old and buggy.

You didn't mention these things that others will need to know to help:
- Wii/Wii-U
- Drive/enclosure type
- Version of loaders (specific, not "latest")
- Which IOSes you have installed


Responding to questions:
- Wii / Wii-U - (WII)
- Drive / enclosure type: (SAMSUNG 1TB)
- Version of loaders (specific, not "latest") (WIIFLOW 4.2.3)
- Which IOS you have installed - (I DO NOT KNOW)
But the ISOS in FAT32 format are much larger ... This is trouble.
 

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