today I decided it's time for more space, so I ordered a 1TB Simple Drive III from Hitachi.
I wanna set it up as an multi purpose drive so i can plug it into the wii but also can use it under win7 without having more then one partition.
So I thought I'll format that 1TB with only one NTFS partition and put my games as wbfs files in a folder called wbfs on that NTFS drive.
If I remember correct, usb loaders and most homebrew can work with NTFS, nowadays.(?)
my old hdd is old, crappy and small, so I wanna waste it.
The few games I got there on a wbfs drive, I wanna convert to non splitted wbfs files and put them also on the new NTFS drive.
I would use the Wii Backup Manager for converting and transferring.
That would be faster then redumping my discs, i guess.
is wbfs file the right choice? or what about the new ciso format that came up recently?
both filetypes won't waste space, like if they are "inflated" on ntfs drives?
I would like to hear your thoughts and if you think another HDD setup would be better.
I wanna set it up as an multi purpose drive so i can plug it into the wii but also can use it under win7 without having more then one partition.
So I thought I'll format that 1TB with only one NTFS partition and put my games as wbfs files in a folder called wbfs on that NTFS drive.
If I remember correct, usb loaders and most homebrew can work with NTFS, nowadays.(?)
my old hdd is old, crappy and small, so I wanna waste it.
The few games I got there on a wbfs drive, I wanna convert to non splitted wbfs files and put them also on the new NTFS drive.
I would use the Wii Backup Manager for converting and transferring.
That would be faster then redumping my discs, i guess.
is wbfs file the right choice? or what about the new ciso format that came up recently?
both filetypes won't waste space, like if they are "inflated" on ntfs drives?
I would like to hear your thoughts and if you think another HDD setup would be better.