you can....but only a 32 GB partition? that'll hold only ~10 games or so....
what you should do is just format the whole thing as FAT32, then you can use as a wii HDD
and a computer storage drive all at the same time....on the same partition
pretty much all USB loader now recognize FAT32....some even recognize NTFS, though it's not preferred as it's not quite as stable as FAT32
Believe me, 10 games is more than enough. TBH there hasn't been much for the wii that I want to play
I'll try the FAT32 thing before everything else. Thanks for that one
Jamstruth said:
Get a program like EASEUS Partition manager. It will let you resize the primary partition and create a new, unformatted logical drive with the free space created. Then just load a WBFS manager and format that drive.
I might need to try that one if the FAT32 thing doesn't work, thanks.
QUOTE(Eerpow @ Nov 26 2010, 11:38 AM)
Yes it is possible and you can do it in windows too.
The only downside is that you have to format your drive in order to do so.
Here's a compatibility list if you want to be sure that your HDD works with your Wii.
GBATemps list
here