Hacking Windows WBFS Tool

[lajd]

can anyone please reupload the file? the links above all keep erroring out. Thanks

 

[magnoman]

thanks after all the explanations finally got it working

 

[KongsNutz]

Has anyone else tried that previously installed games via USB Loader........ does it see them or say wbfs empty

It see on my pc.

Pendrive 2GB..game Wii Sports via USB Loader.

kept saying wbfs empty for me

 

[Oli181]

i think formatted my whole computer in WBFS trying to get this to work, as explained above i used sda instead of sdb. I dont suppose there is anyway out of this outside reformatting is there?

 

[LazarusGX4]

I got it to work too, TNX!

 

[maduin]

anyone know how to make a batch file so I can just put these files into the directory and drag my iso's onto the .bat file and have it run? I'm doing some research right now, but it might save some time if someone already knew how to.

 

[dark_angel]

copying ssbb to my hdd right now and its going to take me 7 min. everything was dead simple. connected my hdd already formatted in wbfs and just used the command wbfs add x:\isoname.iso


making a batch file: -

have you tried making a .bat file

so make a text and type in

wbfs add x:\isoname1.iso
wbfs add x:\isoname2.iso
.
.
.
.
wbfs add x:\isonamen.iso

then rename the txt to a bat and then just run in the name. so run.bat. type in run?

 

[ganons]

working good for me

 

[icebrg5]

works fine for me as well.Added two games so far without problems will try them out on the wii later tonight to see if they play.

Also this worked fine for me on Vista.I know other people were having troubles with vista but its working for me.

 

[maduin]

figured a super easy way to do it.

on the same drive that I have my ISO's and my WBFS I created a folder called WBFS and put the wbfs.exe cygwin1.dll in the folder, then I created a batch file called wbfs.bat in that .bat file I put

@echo off
wbfs.exe -p 0 add %1

I then created a shortcut to that file on my desktop. now all that I have to do is drag my ISO files onto the shortcut and the program does its magic. super easy.

 

[icebrg5]

Ok so now that we can add the files what do i need to type to remove the file through windows?

wbfs -p/dev/sdb1 rm filename.iso?

or what?

Ive tried that and it doesnt seem to work.I dont know if the file gets renamed to something else once its on the drive or what

 

[chris85]

Ok so now that we can add the files what do i need to type to remove the file through windows?

wbfs -p/dev/sdb1 rm filename.iso?

or what?

Ive tried that and it doesnt seem to work.I dont know if the file gets renamed to something else once its on the drive or what

Instead filename.iso you must use the id of thr game.

wbfs -p/dev/sdb1 ls

and there it is!

 

[Chemical_Warfare]

nicely done maduin.

 

[kikoolol]

you don't have to use the -p/dev/ everytime you know.

 

[SpongeFreak52]

Great idea with the drag-n-drop batch file! I'll definitely give that a try once I get home from school. (muwhahahaha!)

 

[icebrg5]

that works just put the name of the file on the right hand side .iso and it works to remove it.

 

[maduin]

figured a super easy way to do it.

on the same drive that I have my ISO's and my WBFS I created a folder called WBFS and put the wbfs.exe cygwin1.dll in the folder, then I created a batch file called wbfs.bat in that .bat file I put

@echo off
wbfs.exe -p 0 add %1

I then created a shortcut to that file on my desktop. now all that I have to do is drag my ISO files onto the shortcut and the program does its magic. super easy.

this also works with multi files, I have 3 going right now, just drag another onto it once the other one starts going. super sweet.

EDIT: actually, no it doesn't, the other files didn't make it to the hard drive, just the first one I started.

 

[icebrg5]

you don't have to use the -p/dev/ everytime you know.

Then what can we use? Thats the only thing that will make it work for me.

 

[tylerdurden007]

windows 7 here
simply copy cmd.exe, cygwin1.dll, and wbfs into the directory with your iso.
double click cmd.exe and type this:
wbfs add
then drag and drop the ISO onto the cmd.exe box, then press enter.
thanks to Apcarr for this tip.

...Guitar Hero Metallica done in 8:12!!!

 

[icebrg5]

windows 7 here
simply copy cmd.exe, cygwin1.dll, and wbfs into the directory with your iso.
double click cmd.exe and type this:
wbfs add
then drag and drop the ISO onto the cmd.exe box, then press enter.
thanks to Apcarr for this tip.

...Guitar Hero Metallica done in 8:12!!!

Are you just making a shortcut of cmd.exe and putting it there or what? because i cant get this to work at all this way.