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. (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.
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