Just discovered your tool and, WOW! Congrats on all of this primo work you have been putting into. <3
I am learning all of this Homebrew channel stuff and I have managed to get everything to work using windoze.
As I am trying to learn all of this stuff better, I would like to be fully functional in a Linux terminal environment. And behold: sudo apt install wit -y showed me heaven.
After some time playing with wit, wwt and wfuse tools, and also checking the quite amazing https://wit.wiimm.de/, I have a much better idea of what I am doing, thank you. I can see my external hard drives with my library when issuing the sudo wwt llll command, I am also capable of finding it and mounting it using the ephemeral folder -u flag.
I explored wwt space, ``analyze,dump``` a few others and they all see my external drive. But when I try adding a game, it says that it cannot find any BWFS partition. Yet it is there:
$ sudo wwt find
/dev/sdc1
$ sudo wfuse /dev/sdc1 -c /mnt/wii
$ sudo wwt list --long
ID6 MiB Reg. 1/500 discs (83 GiB)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
123321 111 PAL My Sweet Wii Game
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 1/500 discs, 85328 MiB ~ 83 GiB used, 868512 MiB ~ 848 GiB free.
$ cd /wii
$ ls
My Sweet Wii Game 2.iso
$ wdf -v +PACK My Sweet Wii Game 2.iso
[...]
$ ls
My Sweet Wii Game 2.wdf
$ sudo wwt add
***** wwt: Wiimms WBFS Tool v3.01a r0 x86_64 - Dirk Clemens - 2024-04-01 *****
!! wwt: ERROR #48 [NO WBFS FOUND] in AnalyzePartitions() @ src/wbfs-interface.c#447
!! no WBFS partitions found -> abort
$ sudo wwt add My Sweet Wii Game 2.wdf
***** wwt: Wiimms WBFS Tool v3.01a r0 x86_64 - Dirk Clemens - 2024-04-01 *****
!! wwt: ERROR #48 [NO WBFS FOUND] in AnalyzePartitions() @ src/wbfs-interface.c#447
!! no WBFS partitions found -> abort
$ ps -ef | grep -i wii
root 126726 1 0 14:36 ? 00:00:00 wfuse /dev/sdc1 -c /mnt/wii
[...]
$
I am sure that I ain't missing much. Any idea on what is the proper Linux command and format to add a ISO over to an existing WBFS disk?
Just discovered your tool and, WOW! Congrats on all of this primo work you have been putting into. <3
I am learning all of this Homebrew channel stuff and I have managed to get everything to work using windoze.
As I am trying to learn all of this stuff better, I would like to be fully functional in a Linux terminal environment. And behold:
sudo apt install wit -yshowed me heaven.After some time playing with wit, wwt and wfuse tools, and also checking the quite amazing https://wit.wiimm.de/, I have a much better idea of what I am doing, thank you. I can see my external hard drives with my library when issuing the
sudo wwt llllcommand, I am also capable of finding it and mounting it using the ephemeral folder -u flag.I explored
wwt space, ``analyze,dump``` a few others and they all see my external drive. But when I try adding a game, it says that it cannot find any BWFS partition. Yet it is there:I am sure that I ain't missing much. Any idea on what is the proper Linux command and format to add a ISO over to an existing WBFS disk?