Parablank said:
bwillb said:
SickPuppy said:
You may want to use the wall wart with a usb hdd plugged into your Wii, wouldn't want any unnecessary strain overheating your Wii.
I had a portable usb hdd plugged in to my DVD player usb port, and after watching a movie for 2 hours it popped a circuit breaker in my DVD player, I was like WTF, but the next day the DVD player worked fine.
the other port does have sufficient power output, though? may try it and then switch to the wall wart if the wii shows any signs of stress...
actually I wonder if I could plug the data into the Wii and then plug the other cable into my xbox360 for power XD oh yes I went there, mad scientist inter-console cable-ation.
hmm probably going to do 200gb as WBFS and a 50gb partition for roms... would NTFS or FAT be better for like, SNES and N64 roms?
You're better off with the whole partition as FAT32, as you can just convert isos into wbfs format, and place it in the "wbfs" folder. Plus, you can use it for different things.
they were out of the drive i wanted so i ended up with a larger hitachi drive
anywho, couple questions.
is there any difference between FAT32 and WBFS as far as compatibility and performance?
what utility would you recommend for formatting as FAT32? windows 7 disk management is only offering NTFS or exFAT
also what utility is best for converting an ISO to wbfs format on a FAT drive?