Cojiro's WBFS Manager Wii: Difference between revisions

Cojiro's WBFS Manager
Cojiro's WBFS Manager
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General
Author	Cojiro
Type	PC Utilities
Version	0.4
License	Mixed
Last Updated	2009/06/02
Links
	Download
	Website
	Source

Revision as of 14:23, 28 March 2023

Cojiro's WBFS Manager is a WBFS (Wii Backup File System) GUI tool of for Linux users to manage their hard drives or USB memory formatted in the WBFS file system.

Note: This program may corrupt games. Use Wii Backup Manager.

Installation

Put "wbfs" executable at usr/bin/wbfs.

Run the app as root.

Screenshot

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Changelog

v0.4.1

Fixed titleid change and renaming.
Added warning before formatting partition.
Changed list installed titles to display partition contents.
Removed list free space (it was useless).

0.4

Added button to download latest version of wbfs executable.
Can now rip disks (requires friidump to rip from pressed disk).
Rename game and change title code support.
Multi-upload support.
Save and restore location of last partition.
Now uses messagebox instead of xterm for most things (things that do not take much time) so less of freezing!.

v0.3

I have updated my GUI wrapper to include extracting .iso files, made deleting not require the actual .iso file, but just know the title id, and fixed a confusion with the "initialize partition" and renamed that button "format partition".
Source is included as I stop trying to get macs to work wacko.gif I just don't get them.
As always, put a compiled version of wbfs in your /usr/bin folder and run my tool as root.

External links

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-Cojiro's WBFS Manager is a GUI tool for Linux users to manage their hard drives or USB memory formatted in the WBFS file system.
+Cojiro's WBFS Manager is a WBFS (Wii Backup File System) GUI tool of for Linux users to manage their hard drives or USB memory formatted in the WBFS file system.
-WBFS (Wii Backup File System) is a file system that is not recognized by any computer OS. So if you want to add ISO files that are on your computer to your drive, you have to use a WBFS manager. Some features most WBFS managers have:
 '''Note:''' This program may corrupt games. Use [[Wii Backup Manager]].