Plugged it in, ran USB Loader GX, and tried it out.

GameCube games in the 'games' folder and Wii games in the 'wbfs' folder. Then I put all my games back on the Hard Drive. Which I don't think you can do in Windows Disk Management at all. This allows you to have a very large HD (I have a 2tb HD) with only one partition of FAT32.

įormat the USB Hard Drive using Disk Utility v13. What I did was just grab the older Disk Utility from another computer still running Yosemite and used Hex Fiend to enable it on El Capitan. I used this guide on how to use the older version (version 13) of Disk Utility from Mac OSX Yosemite. Here is what I have done to fix the problem.

On Windows Disk Management it calls the partition a 'Healthy (GPT Protective Partition)'. So one of those hidden partitions has been taking the place as the primary partition so the Wii was right all along and I didn't have the FAT32 partition set as the primary partition. However they do show up in Drive Genius 3. So it turns out that Disk Utility on a Mac OSX El Capitan creates a small EFI Recovery partition as well as some small Free-Space Partitions that are not even visible in Disk Utility at all so I had no idea they were there. Game Pad Joypad Joystick fr PC Raspberry Pi 3 Modell B retropie OS: Windows98/2000/ME/XP Mac OS kompatibel. 'To run GameCube games with Nintendont, you need to set your 'Main GameCube Path' on the first primary FAT32 partition.' 9 as its arcade machine emulation software. But then I get this error when WBFS is my primary drive. I have even tried making one HD have two partitions, WBFS and FAT32. I am able to play the Wii and GC games through USB Loader GX when they are on separate Hard drives but not the same. Right now I have a homebrewed Wii and Wii and GameCube ISOs ready to go. Hello, I'm looking for a tutorial on how to play both Wii Games and GameCube games from one external HD on a Wii using USB Loader GX.

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