The Crapiest Wii Homebrew Page on the internet.

[en.wikipedia.org]

Thats after about spending a half hour trying to fix things.

Just to ask, why people still believe that WBFS is a actual file system?

(Yeah, that was on Wikipedia...)

Someone even said that there was entire category of applications that were called preloaders, that worked like bootmii. There are only 2 things that can even do that.

I was looking around, and it seemed that some people expected real partition editors to have WBFS support. That's funny.

WBFS is a file system, but a very impractical one. From what I understand, it does not have directory support or really file support at all. It stores a header, a list of Wii disk images, and how much free space there is.

Using Tar as a file system would probably be a better choice.

How are WBFS partitions marked? As "Data" (can't remmebr the type ID for that)?

WBFS "normal" partitions are tagged as raw data partitions, AFAIK.
But if I not wrong, some warez loaders can format normal FAT32 partitions as WBFS ones...

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WBFS "normal" partitions are tagged as raw data partitions, AFAIK.
But if I not wrong, some warez loaders can format normal FAT32 partitions as WBFS ones...

You're right, they can. ;)