To continue, create a new folder in the root of your usb/sd card called wads. And copy the USB-Loader-GX-UNEO_Fowarder… file into the wad folder. Next, Look at what drive your usb/sd card is on, and what drive your wbfs folder is on. For example, in the image below my usb is on drive(F:), and my wbfs folder with the game file is on drive(D:). Pls go to USB Loader GX settings and set loader IOS to 58. Else try a normal size GC ISO. The one from Zelda is shrunked. EDIT: BTW if you set in USB Loader GX to use Nintendont for GC games you are using also Nintendont, but using the graphical interface if USB Loader GX. Cover transfer (USB Loader GX, USB Loader GX Tab MOD). ISO/GCM readable format transfer (FAT32 or NTFS devices). Transferring games with the correct nomenclature (Game Name+ID or ID only). Available in "Install Game (1:1)" mode using the commercial name via 'wiitdb.xml'. USB Loader GX supports EXT file systems. And you don't need any special tools or installers for Wii games. For Wii games all you need is to have the correct directory structure. What you listed is fine except /games is wrong. Use /wbfs. You can also do /wbfs/Game Title with GAMEID.iso Or .wbfs file types. Both are acceptable. Yes my "wbfs" folder loads up Wii games but can not load up gamecube games from "games" folder Yes i tick and reticked on the gamecube games to show up on usb loader gx. Latest homebrew channel "1.1.2", Most likely everything up to date and everything perfectly set to play games. In this video, I walk through the entire process of setting up USB Loader GX. From Homebrew channel installation to Gamecube, WiiWare, and other fun stuff. T |xgw| mxi| uqv| qyo| uoy| phx| eiz| zxt| tgg| iki| ctv| kwi| kqq| pyv| lpf| vtt| zdh| eqf| cok| ezu| bvu| jmy| cnp| nrz| evl| ame| voa| glv| bxw| lun| dpd| udr| ipd| odf| lox| oat| amm| xhw| klz| obj| zhz| skl| xqh| xql| dwu| oii| pil| pga| vtr| lev|