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However, even if you do go for CleanRip, you can still use Dolphin's built-in compression system to save space once you know an image is good.Īs for the OP's initial issue, I'm pretty sure CleanRip can only use FAT-based USB drives, and that file system has a limit for the maximum file size. There are a lot of reasons why this shouldn't make a big difference in the real world (except the last point), so go with whatever.

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Finally, if you ever want to check that your rip was successful, it's a lot easier to find known good hashes for full images than modified ones. As there are more things for it to do, it's more likely that there's going to be a bug in one of them that gives a bad rip. If GX makes any kind of mistake about what is or isn't wasted space, then you're going to end up with a broken disk image. Might be easier.ĬleanRip copies the disk bit-for-bit, whereas GX decrypts its contents, cleans out (what it views as) wasted space, and re-encrypts the disk image to give a smaller file. If you can't get things working properly with a hard drive, try SD instead. The Clean Rip instructions I found on Google say it works with SD cards too. (I use a 160 GB hard drive.)Īlso, you definitely want to format it FAT32, and with the MBR partition scheme. I imagine the Wii might have trouble addressing large drives. I would also be wary of very large hard drives. I had to locate one of my old USB 2.0 hard drives to get the Wii to recognize and use it properly. But I have a vague memory that USB 3.0 hard drives were problematic. I don't use Clean Rip - I use USB Loader GX, and I got it configured almost three years ago, so I don't recall all the details. What could I be doing wrong ? Is there a particular way I need to format my USB that I have been missing? Thanks. My problem is when I try to copy files onto the USB drive, the wii either doesn't see the drive (When it is formatted for NTFS), or I get an error when I format it for Fat32.

Alternatively, you can use the USB Loader GX as a Channel, install.(05-30-2017, 06:34 AM)jachin99 Wrote: I am trying out clean rip, and I would like to use a USB drive to copy games so that I can avoid merging files.

Do the Same with the Wad-file of the USB Loaders.

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Then navigate to the WAD files and install both of them with a click on "Install".

There you open the "YaWMM" and the notes with A click-button away.

Insert the memory card in your Wii and start the Homebrew Channel.

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Download the USB Loader GX to download and unzip the folder "apps" and "wad" in the corresponding folder of your SD card.

You create on your SD card a folder "apps" and copy the YaWMM folder in there.

The next step is to download YaWMM and unzip the contents to its own folder.

Create a folder "wad" on your SD card and copy the two files to WAD files there.

Then you find two so-called WAD-files in the sub folder "titles" in the folder of the NUS Downloader.

In the sub-menu, select "latest version". There, select the Version of "IOS58" and later "v6176".

Upper left corner, click "Database." and then "IOS".

Uncheck "Keep Encrypted Contents" and put it instead in front of "Pack WAD".