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Default Modified version of wbfs.exe mod v1.01

just tried to make wbfs more useful.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/gmgwjv...01_by_Sorg.zip

changes in Mod v1.01:
- sync command made for batch importing. Useful when you want to migrate to a new HDD
or remake collection (for example because of cirruption on WBFS). You just need to provide folder path and game list
generated by command "wbfs <drive> l" or "wbfs <drive> s"
PLEASE NOTE: deleted games will be hidden only in my mod of USB loader starting from v1.11.
Other USB loaders will show deleted games and need to be modified as well.
- import command is similar to "sync", but import only 1 title
- delete commad is just marking tittle as deleted without freeing space. I added this command because of bug in WBFS.
If you remove and the add game, some other games can become corrupted. So, this command helps to avoid corruptions.
With big HDD it's not a problem. After many deletions, you can reimport whole HDD by "sync" command in batch mode.


changes in Mod v1.0:

- added "rename" command.
- command "add" accept custom name for title
- command "extract" accepts custom ISO name.
- use "a" command instead "add" if you want progress indicatior instead spinner.
- list command has better readability (use "l" command for shorter view)
- command "extract" now shows correct progress/percents and ETA.
- added short versions of commands (sometimes with small changes in screen output)
- better compatibility with trimmed (don't mess with scrubbed) ISOs. Warning will be provided instead fatal error.

full source code has been included along with required headers and static libs from OpenSSL.

By renaming/adding with custome name, original name will remain in ISO header. Changes of name will be made only in WBFS directory, so it safe to change name to whatever you want without remembering original name.

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forgot to mention:
This version will request administrator right elevation if it's used in vista with UAC enabled.
Without admin rights HDD in raw mode (used in wbfs) is not accessible.

Original wbfs_win.exe fails to access HDD on vista with UAC enabled. It took some time to realize why it doesn't work.
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Thanks sorg

Some of those default names have been really annoying me, it's great to get them renamed

Thanks again
Stu
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Awesome update, great call on the renaming feature!

Thanks!
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All we need now is a kick-ass GUI
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nice mod
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good work! renaming now finally works :-)
i wish this would also be included in the usbloader wii app to be able to rename while ripping. and of course a gui version supporting this would be nice :-)

next thing we need for being like it was with the ps2:
possibility to install/extract games to/from hdd via wifi to the pc and rename/delete via wifi.

and maybe a defragmentation application (fragmentation of the hdd was a problem with the similar app for the ps2).
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Thanks sorg really nice and usefull mod
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maybe a defragmentation application (fragmentation of the hdd was a problem with the similar app for the ps2).
Fragmentation is only a problem when you start installing and deleting games. If you never delete a game, it should not become a problem.
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Fragmentation is only a problem when you start installing and deleting games. If you never delete a game, it should not become a problem.
Why would we never delete a game? This is gonna happen sooner or later. We get tired at some point of playing certain games. I think a defrag utility like WINHIIP that's used for PS2 HDD defragging would be nice. I know it's early so it may come later. BTW, why can't I get the link to work from 1st post? I get taken to Megaclick site upon clicking the link.
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