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1. mariokartwii.com › showthreadBeginner's Guide to add ISO/WBFS to USB Drive - Mario Kart Wii

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   The most common setup to play your Wii games via ISO/WBFS, is to have your all your HBC apps on your SD card while having your ISO/WBFS files on your USB stick. Requirements: - SD card that you already use that works for HBC. - USB Stick at least 4GB in size.

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2. www.reddit.com › r › WiiHacksGuide for using USB Flash drives : r/WiiHacks - Reddit

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   Unfortunately, this means you would need to keep two flash drives: one for Wii games, and a second for GC games. For GC games via Nintendont, simply change the format to FAT32 with 32kB clusters. Then, instead of a wbfs folder, create a folder named games. Each game must have a file name of game.iso.

3. linustechtips.com › topic › 1270944-modded-wii-usb-drive-fat32-or-ntfs-or-exfatModded Wii, USB drive, Fat32 or NTFS? (or exFAT?) - Linus Tech...

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   19 lis 2020 · I recently modded my Wii and installed a few emulators (SNES, N64, MAME, NeoGeoCD, ...) as well as tools allowing to play GC and Wii games from USB. However, I am wondering what is the best choice regarding the file format of that USB drive.

4. gbatemp.net › threads › is-exfat-fat64-compatible-with-wiiIs exFAT (FAT64) compatible with Wii?? - GBAtemp.net

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   5 paź 2024 · no. i dont think there has been a library written to read exfat. its all proprietary microsoft drivers only. it would take one of those written in a language that is portable. so c or c++, no asm. then it would take somebody actually porting the library to work in the wii.

5. www.reddit.com › r › WiiHacksWBFS Manager can't format my drive : r/WiiHacks - Reddit

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   Use a Windows or Linux computer to format your drive to this. If you're wanting to use Gamecube games and homebrew files, use FAT32. Use this tool called GUIFormat, or a Linux computer, to format your drive. If you're having issues with the drive, and only want Wii games, use WBFS.

6. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Format a USB Drive with WBFS Manager - Wii - YouTube

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   3 gru 2013 · This is how to format USB drive with WBFS Manager to backup your Wii games. WBFS is a slick little tool you can pick up at http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/r...

7. gbatemp.net › threads › formatting-usb-flash-to-wbfsFormatting USB Flash to WBFS - GBAtemp.net

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   5 paź 2024 · My Problem Is, I have a 2G Usb Flash Drive And Im trying to format to WBFS. It is formatted to Fat32. So I load up WBFS Manager 3.0 - Select my Drive - And Click Format - I get 'An error Occurred While Attempting to Format The drive'.