Does it work or not? If it works can anyone please share your setup config. Rather than me continue playing around with settings and reinstalling cIOS's that were already installed. The other thread says it works but it clearly does not. If I go into settings and change the port from both to port 1 and allow the loader to refresh I am able to boot games from that drive. I am able to load every Gamecube game fine from this drive but not Wii games. As soon as I try to load a game from the other drive I get thrown back to the Homebrew menu. But only the games from the drive connected to the bottom port will start the wii games. I can get the loader to list games from both drives. I have followed the info from this thread :. UsblGX is running from SD no settings are being stored on usb. One of the drives also contains Gamecube games and that is plugged into the top usb port. Is there any way to get usblgx (Latest Version) to work with 2 connected hard drives? I have 2 x FAT32 drives with games in WBFS format on both drives. it's only an issue if you don't use identical partition format (ntfs+ntfs works fine). but if you want a bigger than 2TB drive or partition, you need GPT. Users often suggest to use MBR instead, so it's rarely an issue. I hoped someone could test and report, you are the first for a year to seems interested in that setup I didn't really work on the loader for the past 2-3 years, only quick fixes from sources without proper tests on the real hardware). I don't have any GPT drive to test (I know, it could be easy to try, I just never did it. I posted a fix in 1272, but I didn't test it ! It's entirely possible that the fix I did had no effect and was not even related to that bug, and it's still present.ĭid you ask because you want, or because you did and doesn't work ?ĭid you try r1272 ? if not, please try and report if it's fixed. I tried to look at this problem, and found a bug in the way GPT partitions where numbered in the loader's partition list. It would crash anyway if you try to mount partition 3 and 4 which doesn't physically exists. If you had FAT32 + FAT32, the loader would register FAT32 FAT32 FAT32 FAT32Īccessing the second partition is not an issue as it's the proper format. When trying to access the second partition (NTFS) the loader uses FAT32 libraries, which crash the loader because your second partition is NTFS. The partition seems to be registered twice :įAT32 + NTFS looks like this in the loader : FAT32 FAT32 NTFS NTFS It used to be problematic, there is (were?) a bug in GPT with different partition format.

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