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Emulation on PSP

2014-02-22T00:47:17Z

Logan: revert

These emulators are for use on CFW or LCFW. The latest and most stable/compatible emulators are at the top of the lists.

The specific emulator versions compatible with the [http://wololo.net/wagic/hbl/ Half-Byte Loader] can be found listed [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=42 on the official site]. Emulators for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 the HBL forums].

Please note that some emulators may require BIOS files from the original machine, we cannot supply those files.

=== Entry Format ===

* <Name of Emulator> <Version Number> ~ <Date of Release YYYY-MM-DD> -> DOWNLOAD <add link> - AUTHOR: <Name of Author and link>
: <any notes required to run the emulator>

Example:

* PSP UAE v0.80 BETA ~ 2008-08-17 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27560-PSPUAE-0-80-BETA.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://www.pspuae.com/ AUTHOR]
: Requires the Amiga Kick Start ROM, Kickstart 1.3. Rename it to "kick13.rom" and copy that to the PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/KICKS directory. Game disks are typically distributed in adf format and they're copied to the DISKS directory. Start PSPUAE and press select to open the main menu.

==First and Second Generation (Pre-Video Game Crash)==

===Atari 2600===
* PSP2600 v1.2.0 ~ 2008-07-28 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27530-PSP2600-1-2-0.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/archives/327-PSP2600-Atari-2600-emulator-for-PSP-v1.1.4-minor-update.html AUTHOR] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/psp2600/psp2600-v1.1.4-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

* StellaPSP v0.2 ~ 2005-10-08 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28297-Stella-PSP-0-2.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://stella.sourceforge.net/ AUTHOR: Bradford Mott] - [http://stella.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/stella/trunk/ SOURCE CODE]

===Atari 5200===

See Atari 800.

===Colecovision===
* Akop's ColEm v.2.6.1 ~ 2010-09-12 -> [http://psp.akop.org/colem DOWNLOAD] [http://psp.akop.org/colem AUTHOR: Akop Karapetyan] - [http://svn.akop.org/psp/tags/colem SOURCE CODE]

* ZX-81's PSPColem v1.3.1 (fw 5x) ~ 2009-08-21 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27562-PSPColem-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.dcemu.co.uk/ AUTHOR: ZX-81]

===Intellivision===
* PSPInt v1.1.0 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-pspint-110-f31082.html DOWNLOAD]

===Vectrex===
* PSPVE v1.0.2 -> [http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27547 DOWNLOAD]

==Third Generation (Post-Video Game Crash)==

===Atari 7800===
* Atari 7200 v1.0.2 ~ 2008-10-26 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/psp7800/psp7800-v1.2.0-fw5x.zip DOWNLOAD] [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/archives/346-guid.html AUTHOR: zx-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/psp7800/psp7800-v1.2.0-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)===
* NesterJ v1.13 Beta 2 by Rukka -> [http://filetrip.net/f27533-NesterJ-1-13-Beta-2.html DOWNLOAD]
: More official compatibility than previous versions (Mother, etc.).

* NesterJ 1.12 AoEX r3 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-nesterj-112aoex-r3-f29028.html DOWNLOAD]
: Based on NesterJ 1.12 Plus 0.61 RM, so it includes features like rewind mode, rotated/mirrored screen, sepia palette, support for rare mappers (the NES hack FF7 works on it), etc.

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* NesterJ 1.12 Plus 0.61RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27532-NesterJ-1-12-Plus-0-61RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: A modification of NesterJ to add rewind support and flipped graphics.

* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

* Famicontest v0.31 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28309-Famicontest-0-31.html DOWNLOAD]

* FCEU PSP v0.3 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27564-FCEU-PSP-0-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: Based on FCEUltra Mappers Modified, supports obscure mappers (163/164, etc).

* InfoNES v0.94J for PSP r0.3 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28310-InfoNES-for-PSP-v0-94J-r0-3.html DOWNLOAD]

* NES for PSP v0.5 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28311-NES-for-PSP-0-5.html DOWNLOAD]

===Sega Master System===
* Masterboy 2.10 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28308-MasterBoy-2-10.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems (Game Gear and Game Boy / Color) as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life. Does not support cheats.

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* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

==Fourth Generation==

===NEC PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16===
* HuE v0.70 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28312-HuE-for-PSP-0-70.html DOWNLOAD]
: The final product of xPCE 4 PSP, HuE is a huge update from its predecessor and emulates most PC Engine ROMs perfectly

* PCE for PSP v0.83D6 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27351-PCE-for-PSP-Version-0-83-D6.html DOWNLOAD]

* PCE for PSP v0.83uo1 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-pce-for-psp-version-083uo1-f28954.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Hu-Go v1.3.1 fw5x -> [http://filetrip.net/f27554-PSP-HUGO-1-3-1-%28fw-5x%29.html DOWNLOAD]

===Neo Geo===

See "Neo Geo Compatible" under Arcade.

===Sega Genesis/Megadrive and Sega CD===
* PicoDrive v1.51b -> [http://filetrip.net/f23695-SIGNED-PicoDrive-1-51.html DOWNLOAD]
: There's a button bind to change rendering engines. One is faster but not as visually-accurate, while one is more accurate but slower. In the majority of situations, the faster engine is still just fine, only some specific special effects need the accurate one now.

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* DGen v1.7 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28301-DGEN-PSP-1-7.html DOWNLOAD]

* Generator PSP v0.01.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28302-Generator-PSP-0-01-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSPGenesis v0.18c -> [http://filetrip.net/f28303-PSP-Genesis-0-18c.html DOWNLOAD]

===Super Nintendo (SNES)===
* Snes9xTYLmecm 11-27-09 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27535-SnesPSP-Tyl-0-4-2-mecm.html DOWNLOAD]
: Fullspeed on most games with some hacks, will even run [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KJg_lXu1BU Super Mario RPG and Star Fox properly]. If a game seems to run slow at parts (and you know it wasn't slow like that on the original SNES), then go into the hacks menu and set it to show rendering passes. If it's more than 0 or 1, then try out some of the hacks, the palette write issue seems to be the most common. Settings are saved per-game, and if you ever change settings to where a game will no longer load (for example some games don't like some rendering engine settings), press SQUARE to override the game's settings with the default ones again.

* Snes9xTYLmecm 11-27-09 MOD r23 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-s9xtylmecm-091127-mod-r23-f32213.html DOWNLOAD]

* SNES9x Euphoria R5 Beta 3 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27347-Snes9X-Euphoria-R5-Beta-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: A viable alternative. See the above entry for info on speedhacks and settings.

==Fifth Generation==

The fifth generation is the physical limit of the PSP's emulation prowess. The PSP itself is a Seventh Generation handheld, (comparable in power to the PS2, a sixth generation console), making such emulation infeasible.

===Atari Jaguar===
* Virtual Jaguar for PSP ~ 2006-02-17 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-virtual-jaguar-for-psp-n-a-f30598.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/threads/18965-Fun-Virtual-Jaguar-port AUTHOR: PLynx]
: It's not very fast.

===Nintendo 64===
* DaedalusX64 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-daedalusx64-version-766-f28773.html DOWNLOAD]
: Check the [http://forums.daedalusx64.com/compat.php compatibility list].

===Sega Saturn===
* Yabause 0.9.10 for PSP -> [http://filetrip.net/f27567-Yabause-for-PSP-0-9-10.html DOWNLOAD]
: You must obtain the SEGA Saturn BIOS yourself; a simple Google Search will turn that up. This emulator only works for a PSP 2000 or 3000, it needs the extra RAM.

===Sony Playstation===

The PSP includes native support for Playstation games, though POPSLoader may be required to get them working.

===Virtual Boy===
* Red Dragon Experimental PSP 10/19/2007 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27591-Red-Dragon-%28Experimental%29-10192007.html DOWNLOAD]
: Compiled for CFW 1.5, has about an 85% VB ROM compatibility.

==Handhelds==

===Atari Lynx===
* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://dev-e.sakura.ne.jp/ AUTHOR: E]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

* Handy v0.95.1-1.0 (fw 3.xx) -> [http://filetrip.net/f23359-Handy-PSP-0-95-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: This might be the same as PLynx below.. not sure

* PLynx 0.9 ~ 01/29/2006 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-plynx-09-f30599.html DOWNLOAD] - AUTHOR: PLynx

===Neo Geo Pocket/Color===
* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

* NeoPop PSP 0.71.15 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23360-NeoPop-PSP-0-71-15.html DOWNLOAD]

* ngPsp v1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27556-ngPsp-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* RACE! 2.16 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23357-RACE-PSP-2-16.html DOWNLOAD]
: "Don't use the BIOS option for RACE!PSP. It breaks more things than it fixes e.g. Metal Slug 1st and 2nd Mission, Puyo Pop and Mini Puzzle Bobble all break when the emulator attempts to utilise the NGP BIOS. "
: Regarded as the best Neo Geo Pocket EMU.

===Nintendo DS===
* DSonPSP Unofficial v0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27563-DSonPSP-Unofficial-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]

===Nintendo Gameboy and Gameboy Color===
* Masterboy 2.10 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28308-MasterBoy-2-10.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems (Game Gear and Master System) as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life. Does not support cheats.

* Unofficial RIN 1.32 RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27538-Unofficial-RIN-1-32-RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: A modification of RIN to add rewind support and flipped graphics. Supports cheats.

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* GeMP (Homer's RIN) v3.3 [http://filetrip.net/f27565-GeMP-%28Homer%27s-RIN%29-3-3-Final.html DOWNLOAD]

* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

===Nintendo Gameboy Advance===

Gameboy Advance emulation on the PSP is primarily based on Exophase's gPSP, which prided itself on quality and range. However, a few unofficial modders from Japan took it on themselves to add more features, resulting in a mess of variations of differing quality. The family tree has been a mess ever since.

We recommend takka's UO gpSP Kai.

* UO gpSP Kai 3.4 Test 3 Build 92 -> [http://filetrip.net/f7581-GPSP-Kai-3-4.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/gpsp-kai/ AUTHOR: takka] - [http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/gpsp-kai/scm/svn/ SOURCE CODE]
: Takka's famous unofficial Japanese version of gPSP, which has been the preferred fork for generations. Translated into multiple languages by DarkSpace. Slightly slower in some games, but retains 16:9 stretching and cheats. You may need to turn "Fake FAT" on to avoid crashes.

* gPSP-J ~ 2012-06-16 -> [http://www.emucr.com/2012/06/gpsp-j-20120616.html DOWNLOAD] - AUTHOR: anonymous
: Based on gPSP v0.91. A new edition of the UO gPSP-kai emulator made by an anonymous Japanese coder, following from v3.1.
: Bit more speed in some games, but some features were removed such as 16:9 fullscreen stretching support and cheats. You may need to turn "Fake FAT" on to avoid crashes.
: The emulator will start in the Japanese language. To switch to English:
# Select a ROM and press O.
# Press the HOME button.
# On the first menu go to the 5th option.
# On the next menu go to the last option and press > or < on the control panel.
# Exit gPSP-J and start it over again. gPSP-J will now work in English!
: Fullscreen has been removed, but use these options to get as close as possible.
Display mode: USER GU
Magnification: 165%
Bilinear Filter: On

* gPSP v0.9 ~ 2007-07-08 (signed 2012-07-08) -> [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/gpsp-09-signed-version.html DOWNLOAD] - [AUTHOR: Exophase] - [http://www.mediafire.com/?ngu983yi5136a0t SOURCE CODE]
: The original by Exophase, with a greater focus on compatibility over features. This newest edition was signed by [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12367 Dovahkiin], with quite a few bug fixes, to boot.

===Sega Game Gear===
* Masterboy 2.10 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28308-MasterBoy-2-10.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems (Game Boy / Color and Master System) as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life. Does not support cheats.

* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

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* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

==Other Handhelds==

===Bandai WonderSwan===
* Cygne v0.00 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28358-Cygne-0-00.html DOWNLOAD]
: A port of the Cygne WonderSwan emulator for PC, this emulator developed by Rei has save states, frame skip, fullscreen and zip support.

* Emulator v0.82f -> [http://filetrip.net/f28313-e%5Bmulator%5D-%28Source-Included%29-0-82f.html DOWNLOAD]
: An excellent multiconsole emulator that emulates the NES, GameBoy, WonderSwan, GameGear, Master System, NEOGEO Pocket, and Lynx

* eSwan v0.09 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28360-eSwan-0-09.html DOWNLOAD]

* oSwan v0.7 for PSP v0.01 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28362-OSWAN-0-7-for-PSP-0-01.html DOWNLOAD]

* pSwan v0.07 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28359-pSwan-0-07.html DOWNLOAD]

===Pokemon Mini===
* PokeMini v0.5.2 -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-pokemini-052-f29130.html Download]
: Supports Pokemon Mini ROMs and Homebrew

==Arcade Systems==

===MAME and Other Arcade Systems===

* FBA4PSP 20110319 (Final Burn Alpha) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27543-FBA4PSP-20110319.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://sourceforge.net/projects/fba4psp/ AUTHOR]

* PSP MAME4ALL v4.9r2 Hires -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-psp-mame4all-49r2-hires-f28668.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://ttyman.free.fr/?cat=4 AUTHOR: TTYMan]

* PSPMAME r0.6 (Arcade Machines) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27542-PSPMAME-0-6.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://tmk2000.blog41.fc2.com/blog-entry-16.html AUTHOR: tmk2000]

* pspMame Deathrash Vol I II & III (MAME v0.97 modified port) -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-pspmame-deathrash-vol-i-ii-iii-097-port-f28672.html DOWNLOAD] - AUTHOR: Repuken2
: This special mod comes in 3 eboots each with their own specified game list.

* XMAME v0.1.2 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28304-XMAME-0-1-2.html DOWNLOAD] - AUTHOR: Inao-sama

===Neo Geo Compatible===

* MVSPSP 2.3.1 (Multi Video System a/k/a Neo Geo Arcade) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27540-MVSPSP-2-3-1.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://web.archive.org/web/20071011004934/http://nj-emu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ AUTHOR: NJ]
: Requires .ZIP MAME v0.120 ROMs.

* MVSPSP 2.3.1 Unofficial -> [http://filetrip.net/f27574-MVSPSP-2-3-1-Unofficial.html DOWNLOAD] - AUTHOR: BoomerCE
: An unofficial build by BoomerCE that fixes support for Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero (set 1) and The King of Fighters 2003. It also fixes the PSP model detection. This build includes updated sound system calls compatible with MinPSPW 0.11.2. Finally it adds support for both releases of unibios v2.3.

* MVSPSP 2.3.1 DaveX -> [http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/147337-wip-unofficial-mvspsp-cheat-support.html AUTHOR: DaveX]

* CPS1PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 1) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27578-cps1psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://web.archive.org/web/20071011004934/http://nj-emu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ AUTHOR: NJ]

* CPS2PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 2) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27579-cps2psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://web.archive.org/web/20071011004934/http://nj-emu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ AUTHOR: NJ]

* NCDZPSP 2.3.1 for PSP slim (Neo Geo CD) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27555-NCDZPSP-2-3-1-%283-xx-User%29.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://web.archive.org/web/20071011004934/http://nj-emu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ AUTHOR: NJ

==8-bit Computers==

===Amstrad CPC464===

* PSPCAP32 v1.5.1 ~ 2009-08-21 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspcap32/pspcap32-v1.5.1-fw5x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/3-Amstrad AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspcap32/pspcap32-v1.5.1-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===Atari 800, 800XL, 130XE, 5200===
* Atari800 PSP v2.1.0.1 ~ 2009-08-11 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23283-Atari800-PSP-2-1-0-1.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://psp.akop.org/atari800 AUTHOR: Akop Karapetyan] - [http://svn.akop.org/psp/tags/atari800 SOURCE CODE]
: Besides the 3 computers mentioned this EMU also emulates the Atari 5200

* Jum52 PSP v1.1 ~ 2010-02-28 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27561-Jum52-PSP-v1-1.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://jum.pdroms.de/emulators/emu5200.html AUTHOR: James]

===BBC Micro===
* PSPBEEB v1.1.0 ~ 2007-10-29 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspbeeb/pspbeeb-v1.1.0-fw3x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/9-BBC-Micro AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspbeeb/pspbeeb-v1.1.0-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===Commodore 64===
* VICE PSP v.2.2.15 -> [http://psp.akop.org/vice DOWNLOAD] - [http://psp.akop.org/vice AUTHOR: Akop Karapetyan] - [http://svn.akop.org/psp/tags/vice SOURCE CODE]
* c64psp v0.3 ~ 2005-12-20 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28299-c64psp-0-3.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://urch.in/c64psp AUTHOR: urch.in]

===Dragon32/64-Tandy Coco===

* PSPDragon v1.0.3 ~ 2008-04-26 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspdragon/pspdragon-v1.0.3-fw3x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/64-Tandy-Coco AUTHOR] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspdragon/pspdragon-v1.0.3-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===MSX===
* fMSX PSP v3.5.41 ~ 2010-03-17 -> [http://psp.akop.org/fmsx/download/3.5.41/1.00 DOWNLOAD] - [http://psp.akop.org/fmsx/ AUTHOR: Akop] - [http://svn.akop.org/psp/tags/fmsx SOURCE CODE]
: [http://psp.akop.org/fmsx/ fMSX PSP] emulates the MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8-bit home computers.
* PSPMSX v1.5.1 ~ 2009-08-22 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspmsx/pspmsx-v1.5.1-fw5x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://psp.akop.org/fmsx/ AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspmsx/pspmsx-v1.5.1-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

* HitBit v0.05 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28305-HitBit-0-05.html DOWNLOAD]

===Sam Coupe===
* PSPSIM v1.2.1 ~ 2008-01-28 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspsim/pspsim-v1.2.1-fw3x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/10-SamCoupe AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspsim/pspsim-v1.2.1-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===Sinclair ZX Spectrum===
* Fuse PSP 0.10.0.21 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23356-Fuse-PSP-0-10-0-21.html DOWNLOAD]

* PsPectrum v1.0.4 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28361-PsPectrum-1-0-4.html DOWNLOAD]
: A fork of Fuse 0.7.0, has about an 95% compatibility.

===Thomson MO5===
* PSPMO5 v.120 -> [http://pspslimhacks.com/pspmo5-v120-thomson-mo5-emulator-released/ DOWNLOAD]

===Thomson TO7===

* PSPTO7 v1.2.1 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/archives/350-guid.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/archives/350-guid.html AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspthom/pspthom-v1.2.1-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

==16-bit Computers==

===Atari ST===
* CaSTaway PSP r006 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28296-CaSTaway-PSP-r006.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://www.codejedi.com/shadowplan/castaway.html AUTHOR: CodeJedi] - [http://www.codejedi.com/shadowplan/castsrc.html SOURCE CODE]

===Commodore Amiga 500===
* PSP UAE v0.80 BETA ~ 2008-08-17 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27560-PSPUAE-0-80-BETA.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://www.pspuae.com/ AUTHOR]
: Requires the Amiga Kick Start ROM, Kickstart 1.3. Rename it to "kick13.rom" and copy that to the PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/KICKS directory. Game disks are typically distributed in adf format and they're copied to the DISKS directory. Start PSPUAE and press select to open the main menu.
* UAE4ALL r1 - [http://ttyman.free.fr/?cat=5 AUTHOR: TTYMan]

===NEC PC-9801===

* Neko Project 2 (NP2) for PSP .38 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28306-NP2-for-PSP-0-39.html DOWNLOAD]
: Developed by Sakahi, Neko Project 2 perfectly emulates the PC-9801 by IBM and all its games.

==Miscellaneous Emulators==

===Chip8===
* PSPChip8 v1.0 ~ 2005-07-28 -> [http://filetrip.net/f28298-pspchip8-1-0.html DOWNLOAD] - [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-pspchip8-10-f28298.html AUTHOR: Vanya A. Sergeev (APSD)] <vsergeev@gmail.com> - SOURCE CODE (said would be released)

===DOSBox===
* DOSBox -> [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-dosbox-psp-071261120072fw3x-f31615.html DOWNLOAD] AUTHOR: CrazyC, aTomIC

===Infocom Z-Machine===

* Frotz-PSP v0.1 ~ 2009-12-05 -> [https://sites.google.com/site/qbradq/projects-1/frotz-psp DOWNLOAD] - [https://sites.google.com/site/qbradq/projects-1/frotz-psp AUTHOR: Norman Lancaster]

===Java===
* PSPKVM v0.5.5 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27352-PSPKVM-0-5-5.html DOWNLOAD]

==Calculators==

===HP-48===
* PSPX48 v1.1.0 ~ 2007-10-07 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspx48/pspx48-v1.1.0-fw3x.zipDOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/2-HP-48 AUTHOR: ZX-81] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspx48/pspx48-v1.1.0-src.zip SOURCE CODE]

===TI-92===
* PSPXTI v1.3.0 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27568-PSPXTI-1-3-0.html DOWNLOAD]

===TI-99===
* PSPTI99 v1.0.3 -> [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspti99/pspti99-v1.0.3-fw3x.zip DOWNLOAD] - [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/psp/pspti99/pspti99-v1.0.3-src.zip AUTHOR: ZX-81]

==Sources==

* [http://pspslimhacks.com/gba-emulator-gpsp-j-100429-april-29th-2010-build/ DJ91990's Tip for fullscreen on gPSP-J]
* [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=8026 Wololo.net - PSP Emulator's Bible]

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User:TaeWong

2013-12-20T01:50:41Z

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== Note ==
You're no spammer/vandal! Please stop listening to them.

== GNU Who's biography ==
'''Tae-Wong SEO''' is born on 1998 (from South Korea) and has contributed to many wikis, including the Wikipedia English and Korean versions. He is a font scam artist, wiki spammer and vandal (for many years). He has a mom, dad, aunt, grandma and many other members of the family. He copies other lists of contributors of many open-source programs and credits them as the ''Battle for Wesnoth'' contribution community.

== Personal Information ==
*Name: Tae-Wong SEO
*Born in 1998, South Korea.
*You are a font copycat (ripoff artist) who steals other people's fonts.

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*Facebook (As a bard; see Nick Riddle's post for more info.)
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== Unsubscribed places ==
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*Wolfgang Becker from the SuperTux development team blocked the following users: Tae new123 and Taewong123. These users are abusing another accounts. He has designed levels for SuperTux and did more.
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USB Devices Compatibility List

2013-12-18T01:10:33Z

Logan:

__NOTOC__
='''Wii USB Devices Compatibility List'''=
'''Anyone is free to edit this list though you must create an account first. Vandals will be banned and their IP blocked from further edits.'''

== PLEASE READ ME (Guidelines) ==

1. If you are the first person to add a Device, then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have verified that outcome.

2. '''Keep it to English!''' Most people at GBATemp have decent English, if you can't say something in English, then write it down in whatever language you speak and hopefully someone will translate it for you.

3. Try to fill out as much as you can.

4. Hugely important would be adding a link to the drive and where you bought it. Naming has been a little vague, lets be precise. Drives can differ from batch to batch. If the shop you purchased it from can't be found online, please find the manufacturers web page for that EXACT drive version.

5. If you are running the game using a card reader (SD, Memory Stick, CF, etc), list the READER, '''NOT THE CARD'''; USB cardreaders are bridge-like in that any card will work with a working reader. Similarly, if using an enclosure that wasn't sold at retail with your hard drive already in it, list the ENCLOSURE, NOT the drive itself.

==How to test==

'''Finding your device's USB ID:'''

Every USB device ever made has its own unique Vendor ID and Product ID, two four-digit hexadecimal numbers that together identify a particular model made by a particular company. If you have a device's Vendor ID and Product ID you can say with confidence whether any two given USB devices are the same model or not.

Windows:
Plug the device into your computer. Wait for Windows to initialize the device, if necessary. Open Device Manager, open the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" group, right click on "USB Mass Storage Device", select the "Details" tab, then select "Hardware Ids" from the Property drop-down box. In the big box beneath that there will be one or more lines starting with something like this:
USB\VEN_05E3&DEV_0715
In this case, the Vendor ID is 05E3 and the Product ID is 0715. 
If there is more than one "USB Mass Storage Device" listed, unplug any USB device plugged into the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Some computers have built-in cardreaders attached to the USB bus, which can confuse the process.

For ease of use finding you VendorID and ProductID numbers in Windows, you can download '''USBDeview''' at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html and check the corresponding columns at the programs listing.

Linux:
Plug the device into your computer, wait about 8 seconds (to be safe), then: 
$ less /proc/bus/usb/devices 
For every USB device in your system (including your root hubs!) there is an entry in this pseudo-file that looks something like this: (the Vendor ID and Product ID are in '''bold''')
T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=04 Cnt=01 Dev#= 15 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 2.00 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor='''05e3''' ProdID='''0715''' Rev=94.07
S: Manufacturer=Genesys
S: Product=USB Reader
S: SerialNumber=000000009407
C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=80 MxPwr=500mA
I:* If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 2 Cls=08(stor.) Sub=06 Prot=50 Driver=usb-storage
E: Ad=81(I) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
E: Ad=02(O) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
Note "Driver=usb-storage". This tells you the device is claimed by the usb-storage driver, and is therefore a USB storage device. Obviously, if usb-storage isn't loaded that won't be there; make sure it's loaded! 
If there is more than one such block listed, again, unplug other devices from the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Note that you will have to close and re-open the file to see any changes.

Another way to do this in linux: 
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID '''0951''':'''1603''' Kingston Technology Data Traveler 1GB/2GB Pen Drive
The first number is Vendor ID and the second Product ID

Mac:
Insert the USB device into your Mac. Wait about 8-10 seconds, to make sure it's detected, and start System Profiler. On the left hand column, under the Hardware heading, find USB. On the top right pane, find and click on the device you are checking (check under the names USB Reader, Mass Storage Device, Generic Storage, Volume, etc.), and more information should appear to the bottom of this pane (now the bottom right). In this area, search for the following information:
'''USB Reader:'''
Capacity: 1.88 GB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk3
Product ID: '''0x0715'''
Vendor ID: '''0x05e3''' (Genesys Logic, Inc.)
Version: 94.07
Serial Number: 000000009407
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec

'''GeeXboX:'''

1. Check if Device is formated as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS

2. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

3. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/GeeXboX GeeXboX]

4. Plug your Device in

5. See if it shows directories.

'''Non-Linux based Homebrew:'''

1. Grab your USB-Device

2. Check if it's formated as FAT/FAT32, Windows XP doesn't let you format big drives (AFIAK over 40GB) as FAT32, you need to use [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/download/fat32format.zip FAT32Format] or a Linux live CD/DVD or a GParted Live CD/DVD.

3. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

4. Go to HBC, plug your Device in.

5. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_tester USB mass storage device tester]

'''USB Loader'''

1. Create a WBFS, NTFS or FAT32 partition on the device, and load a game that is [[USB Loader v1.x Game Compatibility|known to work]] onto the device.

2. Connect the device before turning your Wii on, to be safe. Enable any relevant "Disk mode", "USB storage mode" etc. beforehand.

3. Boot the game you recorded earlier.

4. '''Play the game for at least one hour before reporting back.''' Many devices appear to work at first, but have crippling stability issues.

'''If Problems occur:'''

1. Try to plug the Device at the other USB-Port.

2. Try to plug the Device in before entering/in Homebrewchannel. Then load App.

3.Try to plug in the Device and then power on Wii.

'''If the Device does not work'''

1. Try to find a spare Device that will show up.

2. Use this to boot the loader.

3. Once you have the "No partition found" screen, switch to the original Device.

4. Press A. Hopefully, the device will show up on the screen to be formatted.

5. If it works, on following loads, you will still need to swap. Instead of formatting every time, press A, then B to go back.

'''If the Device automatically spins down due to inactivity'''

Some drives are configured from the factory to automatically spindown after a set number of minutes of inactivity, which could cause issues. Configuration software is usually available to configure such devices to disable this feature.

* For Seagate FreeAgent drives [http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=freeagent-downloads&vgnextoid=3723b5b59b7d5110VgnVCM100000f5ee0a0aRCRD download software here].
* For WesternDigital (WD) drives is the [http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=305&sid=154&lang=en WD-IdleDisable-Tool] available.

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|-
|style="background:green;"|Works: the Device works without any problems.
|-
|style="background:orange;"|Issues: the Device has some small problems, like sudden shutdown or something like that. Please note that if you have to plug the Device in at a certain Time is NOT a problem.
|-
|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work: the Device doesn't work.
|-
|style="background:grey;"|Not Tested: the Device was not tested in that category.
|}

==1GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|CN Memory MicroX||Works|Works|Not Tested|Only works if it is plugged into the Wii before powering the Wii on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 1GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Insert whilst the Wii is off to get passed the ret<nowiki>=</nowiki>-1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unknown Imation Flash 1GB USB|Unknown|Not Tested|Not tested|Works| The device works pefectly with USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler|13FE 1D00|Works|Works|Works|Tested in ScummVM,YaWnD,GeeXboX by playing a movie, and in USB Loader GX by playing Monopoly. Everything works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler||Works|Works|Issues|Works in most of homebrew applications, but it can't load games for USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 1GB||Not Testing|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SANDISK CRUZER 1.0GB MIRCO||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|USB Loader launches, and the black rectangular section contains no text, required to power down the wii (This is a bug)(works if you remove launchpad from the unit)|0}}
{{USBDevice|1 GB Nextar MP3 Player/ Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested |Works|Insert while the Wii is off. Tested Animal Crossing City Folk on USB Loader GX with no problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attaché 1GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar Firefly||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, not too many games under 1GB but all i found worked perfectly.|0}}
|}

==2GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|Alcor Micro Corp|058f 6387|Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA USB Flash Drive 2GB|125F C82A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair 2GB Flash Voyager||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||1}}
{{USBDevice|Creative MuVo V100 MP3 Player||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Attempted with USB Loader v1.1 and WBFS Windows GUI v2 by Maximillion. Won't format.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PEAK MLC 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Creative Zen V Plus MP3 Player||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Must be in "Removable Disk" mode.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Dane-elec 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted/added game with WBFS Manager 3.0, works quickly and perfectly (tested mainly with DDR HP 2)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 2GB|1307 0163|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Worked fine with NeoGamma formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP v120w USB Device 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 2GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Inserting whilst Wii is off will fix the ret neg 1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 2GB DataTraveler|0930 6544|Works|Works|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 2Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick Too.// I have a lexar 2 gb and works great with usb loader, wiiflow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class4 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class2 2GB||Issues|Not Tested|Issues||0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 2GB Attaché||Not Tested|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk 2GB Cruzer Micro|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Remove U3 and use WBFS to format it. (CM): Works fine for most people, but I tried this and no USB loader recognises my flash drive. It's formatted to WBFS with New Super Mario Bros on it and all loaders hang when trying to read from USB|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sony 2GB MicroVault||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|All Sony MicroVault works except 007 edition. if it doesn't work for you get USB Loader v1.5 and put in your usb before your Wii is on and get the latest CIOS patch. |2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JF T3 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JFV30 2GB||Not Tested|Works|Works||1}}
|}

==4GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykw3yds Kingston 4GB DataTraveler]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|Tried the 4GB-DT100 and works Fine with USB-Loader |6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yks3of7 Kingston 4GB DataTraveler DTI]|0951 1603|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works fine|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Generation 01||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cIOS38 rev14, 3.3U, USBLoader GX with Mario Kart|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Limited Edition Bold Colors (Black Jack)|0951 1642|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cfg loaged and a few games in their standard configuration. Worked perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yl6wr56 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4GB]|0781 5151|Works|Not Tested|Works|Delete Launchpad partition. This should allow ALL cruzer micros to work.|11}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|It works fine with Homebrew but when I will start a game in USB Loader GX I see only black screen. A game runs only when you restart the wii and then you can start a game.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Patriot Razzo 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Emtec Flash Drive USB 2.0 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V10 4GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with FAT and FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 4GB||Works|Works|Works|Worked fine on softmod 4.2U w/ USB Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Mini 1st gen||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Nano 3rd Gen||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 4GB Attaché| 0930 6544|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 3.0, using Waninoko's usb v1.0 & v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DataWrite 4gb "hi-speed" silver case||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA My Flash 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Instant error upon boot-up into USB Loader 1.0 and 1.1 (both USB ports tested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yh9yhun Emtec C250 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sony MicroVault 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8h8ln Dane-Elec 4GB]|1970 2606|Works|Works|Works|If you get "-1" error, Format with FAT32 and plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydoukoz Patriot Xporter XT 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 2.5 Before Loading|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kodak||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydt47dv Verbatim Store N Go]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS manager 2.5, tested with cIOS rev9 and rev10 + USB loader GX 1.0 |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycf54ef Trekstor USB Stick ME 4GB]||Not Testes|Not tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager, tested with cIOS rev9 and USB loader 1.5 ultimate 7.3 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 4 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Is recognized, but cannot load games; loads only a black screen|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ybaqbpe Imation 4 GB Nano Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager Mini 4GB |1b1c:0b29|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager 4GB ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Drive unreconize by usbloader. Maybe different versions? Works fine for me! Works like a dream!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 4GB USB Flash Drive|090c 1000|Works|Works|Works|Everything works perfectly. Played No More Heroes 1 & 2 from beginning to end without any issues. Very fast, no lag during gameplay or media playback with GeeXboX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27mvnkp HP 4GB v115w (115 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Mario Kart Wii for a few hours. Worked great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3r6vu82 HP 4GB v125w (125 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played We Cheer and Tournament of Legends with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JD Firefly 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work fine with USB Loader GX r935 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Crucial 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma r9 beta47, Cios36 r10 |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/v165w-Flash-Drive-P-FD4GBHP165-EF-Blue/dp/B00404JF80 HP 4GB v165w (165 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Won't even load into Usb Loader GX v2.1. Using cios 249 rev 21 on 4.1U system.|0}}
|}

==8GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|BestBuy Geek Squad 8GB|154B 0027|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|USB Loader GX 3.0 completely fails to identify the drive when formatted as WBFS, and when formatted as NTFS it hangs forever at "initialize usb device". Fails in Wiiflow. It does work with cfg-loader v70, however.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC/dp/tags-on-product/B0012TTDGU SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted Fat and Fat32, works with newest loader configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I have the cIOS of Hermes rev4... This drive doesn't work with newest loader (configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma), only with an old version of usb loader gx (r866)|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC flash drive USB2.0 C400|13fe 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 8GB|0781 5567|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Cruzer-Micro-Flash-SDCZ6-8192-A11/dp/B000UZN2ZK/ SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro 8GB]|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using cfg usb loader v70 + formatted as wbfs with wbfs manager|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27qs3yr LASER 8GB Blue Flash drive usb (FLS-8GBlue)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|works good no issues at all using wiiflow and neo gama and uloader|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzzwpwk Super Talent Pico C]|Unlisted|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|cIOS36 rev14, USB Loader GX v1.0, Wii 4.2u, neogamma|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9u533f PNY Attache Optima Pro 8GB]|0930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attache Prénium 8GB|vid_090c Pid_1000 Rev_0403|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with cIOS36 rev9 fine on 3.2u|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycyk7j6 A-DATA PD8 flash drive 8GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA flash drive classic C003 8GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 8GB USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|using newest usb loader , Format Fat32|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylr7kac Duracell 8GB USB Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Joy-it USB2.0 8GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y885jxp Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 120]||Works|Not Tested|Works|rev10 and USB Loader 1.4, Ultimate version. Formatted via USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd2p7qo Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 100]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with cIOS d2x v6 and CFG USB Loader v70r27 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Generation 1. Works great ;).|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101 II]|930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v17 and Customisable USB Loader. Doesn't mount, if plugged in while waiting for slow drives it freezes the system. ---- It works for me using USB Loader GX. I have "Kingston DT101C/8GB Flash Memory 8GB DataTraveler 101 with Secure Traveler (Cyan)"(PS. make sure you are putting it in correct slot----"Kingston DT101 G2" (Red) freezes with both CFG USB Loader v62 and USB Loader GX, tested with cIOS249_v17 and CIOS249_v20|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler]||Works|Not Tested|Works|For USB loader DTI Version Works, Photo [http/www.kingston.com/flash/datatraveler.asp]|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycm8bqz Kingston 8GB DataTraveler G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great!!! BTW PS2's USBAdvance and uLaunch also works :) ; DTIG2 Version works with USBLoader|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9npfaf Kingston 8GB USB DataTraveler Mini Slim]|8086 293A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Hotswapping is the only way. if not, -1 error|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3dbbym6 Kingston 8GB DataTraveler I G3 Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works amazingly. FAT 32 and WBFS work perfectly on this. No problems in terms of lag, or connection issues. Have tested and successfully loaded through NeoGamma, wiiflow and cfg usb loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8c9ee8 HP flash drive 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|USB Mass Storage Device|1043 8012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Reads that there is a game but black screen upon loading in USB Loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 8GB USB Flash Drive||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yabuu88 Patriot XPorter XT 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted in Loader, Works perfectly -- Update: Confirmed working with 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8hjv2 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 8GB]||Works|Works|Works|ordered via link works great in neogamma R7|14}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz6msg7 Sony Micro Vault 8GB]|054C 0243|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works only if plugged in after the loading of the usb loader v1.5 .|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ryval 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|WBFS Manager sees it correctly but won't be recognised as WBFS in USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony Micro Vault 007-Edition||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Formatted as FAT32 and as NTFS. Won't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 8GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba TransMemory 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Tevion 8GB USB Stick|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works no problems for me|2}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Survivor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work, shut down and turn the Wii on again with it plugged.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjbg7jp Dane-Elec 8GB USB Stick]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|If you get backup loader -1 error, format stick with FAT32 & plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[Dane-Elec 8GB USB Stick]|13fe 3e00|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated as WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 8GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash T3 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|freeze in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Super*Talent FLASH Drive AU_USB20||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Pleomax 8 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 8Gb||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after formatted to FAT32 and renamed image directory to "wbfs"|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.itbankeurope.com/LJDVE8GB/ Lexar 8GB JumpDrive VE]|05dc a768|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yflbwrn EMTEC 8GB USB Stick]|090C 1000 Rev 1100|Works|Works|Works|You have to shutdown the Wii before using the Stick.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly for me (USBLoader 1.5 and USBLoaderGX). I played hours before reporting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Has played every game I've thrown at it|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 2 Flash Drive|0325 AC02|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested on NeoGamma and a USB Loader based on Wanikoko 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|USBest Technology USB Mass Storage Device|7614 1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Won't format in USB Loader (shows several partitions with unrealistic sizes, e.g. 80GB), trying to copy a game disc to USB device crashes Wii. Formatting with WBFS manager and transferring ISOs works.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Flash Memory - Mobile Storage 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso Flash Memory 8GB||not tested|not tested|Issues|Does not work in NTFS / FAT32 with USB Loader. in WBFS works fine!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 8GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tested various formats and usb loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Micro 8GB|Vid-0781 Pid-5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using CFG USB Loader 56 and 56-222. Tested with WBFS Manager formatted as WBFS and Wii Backup Manager formatted as FAT32. Works perfectly!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store'n'Go USB Flash Drive 8GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader GX. Formatted as WBFS with wii Backup Manager 0.3.4. I haven't been able to format it with WBFS Manager 3.0.1 nor USB Loader 2.5. UPDATE: Format through WBFS Manager working OK (Windows XP)|1}}
{{USBDevice|OnMemory-BlueIce 8GB||Doesn´t Work|Not Tested|Doesn´t Work|crapy tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaRange 8GB USB Flexi-Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on cIOS rev19[38], running USB Loaders on IOS249, all working when WBFS Partition is used (FAT32 not tested). Crashed on WBFS Formatting with USB Loader GX, formatted with cfg USB Loader, then worked like a charm. When using WBFS, it is possible that it will not show up on Windows as Drive, fire up the Drive Management and then use your Backup Manager to organize your Backups.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3y4fbft Patriot Xporter X50 Signature Flash 8GB USB Drive (PSF8GUSB)]|Vid-13FE Pid-3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader XG. Tested with Wii Backup Manager formatted as WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/ADATA-Childrens-Miracle-Flash-Drive/dp/B003BQTTH0 ADATA C906 8 GB Children's Miracle USB Flash Drive (Black)]|VID 125F PID C96A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great. Tested on USB Loader GX with Wii Backup Manager|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer 8GB|VID-0781 PID-5575|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works with GX (latest revision), CFG MOD (latest revision), and WiiFlow 4.2 with Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom|0}}
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==16GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic C906 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA Nobility 005 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Games are unplayable, because it's lagging, and sometimes freeze|0}}

{{USBDevice|APACER 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only FAT32, not work on NTFS!|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.villman.com/Product-Detail/Apacer_AH325_8GB Apacer AH325 8GB Handy Steno Rectractable USB 2.0 Flash Drive] |VID 1005 PID B113|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on FAT32 with Wii Back Manager and WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Works perfectly|0}}

{{USBDevice|Bion 16GB USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Turn off Wii all the way (Red LED) before connecting.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Centon DSP16GB-009 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|Cibox 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works with USB Loader/luncher, Very good No lags|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykaoplt Corsair 16GB Voyager] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in the rightside port on the back. Formats inside the USB Loader successfully. Haven't tried any playing/installing games yet.|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ygsbs3b Corsair 16GB Voyager GT] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports, had to format it with wbfs before inserting|4}}

{{USBDevice|Duracell 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great.|0}}

{{USBDevice|EMTEC Datatraveler 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Nothing to say|1}}

{{USBDevice|EMTEC Flash Drive 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Freeze after some time, while playing, formatted with WBSF. Thought first of SD card issues, tested with another USB key is OK ; For me works perfectly played more than 3 or 4 hours without any problem formatted with WBSF, Soft: USBLOADER GX and COMFIGURABLE USBLOADER + cIOS rev19 and Hermes's cIOS222 223 224|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP v135w USB Device|03f0 3407|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and works great with CFG USB Loader and NeoGamma!|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP v165w USB Device|5307|Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted FAT, FAT32, NTFS, WBFS; none were sucessful. Did get the drive to work as a path for homebrew aps, but CFG loader, USB loader GX and uLoader all failed to recognize drive. |0}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Nano Pro 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}

{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-DataTraveler-DTSE9H-16GBZ/dp/B006W8U2WU Kingston 16GB DTSE9] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WBSF format works|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n9gvsq Kingston 16GB DataTraveler] |0951:1607|Works|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32; wbsfs format works|3}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfvdk6c Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works on USB Loader 1.5, format with WBSF manager, use left USB port on Wii. For me it works perfectly on the right USB port (viewed from the back) formated to WBSF and using Configurable USB Loader 2.54. |1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.lojamegabrasil.com.br/media/catalog/product/d/t/dt10816gbz_1.jpg Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 108] |0951:1667|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine in every format, played for hours, runs smoothly, no glitches found.|1|}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 400 (DT400/16GB) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Like the DT 100, seems to prefer the left USB port.|4}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951:1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951:1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB 3.0 V3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works better in the second USB port.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Lexar Jumpdrive V10 16GB ||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted WBFS with WBFS Manager 3.0 and also tried FAT32. Neither was recognized|0}}

{{USBDevice|Lexar JumpDrive S73 USB 3.0 Flash Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested with Multiple games. Works perfectly if formatted to fat32 with 32k|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2wj6zsj Micro Center 16GB USB Flash Drive]|1307:0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 15.08GB, Playback FAST no lag, Installed from disc and pc a bit slower then a hd but faster then burning a disc. Great buy|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykvdwkd Patriot Xporter XT 16GB]|13FE:3100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to format first in NTFS, then use WBFS Manager 3.0 to format to WBFS. Tested several games, worked beautifully.|1}}

{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché ||Works|Not Tested|Works|It doesnt say premium on it but works. Got it off ebay for like 30 bucks works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www3.pny.com/16GB-Mini-Attach-USB-20-Flash-Drive-P2823C50.aspx PNY 16GB attaché mini] ||Works|Not Tested|Works| I formatted the drive with WBFS manager 3.0, no problem. A past user reported wiiflow not working, I tested with CFG Loader and Neogamma, both worked perfectly.|2}}

{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché premium||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer micro 16GB ||Works|Works|Works|works really great with USB-Loader 1.1, had no problems yet.|10}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/8yskxu5 SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to reformat it as NTFS before could format as WBFS, issue occurred under Windows 7|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nx8u8a SanDisk Ultra Backup 16GB] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Worked flawlessly. Had to use BootIt to swap the bit for formatting. Did a full WBFS, copied ISOs with no problems, Wii reads it instantly. Games play fast, no errors!|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/d6pxmuv SanDisk Ultra Cruzer Titanium 16 GB]||Works|Not tested|Works|First formatted with WBFS Manager, worked like a charm. Now using FAT32 and there isn't any problem.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf3b6p5 SONY 16GB MICRO VAULT CLICK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great in first Wii USB slot, formatted to WFSB in WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylakror Super Talent Pico_C 16GB] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great with USB Loader GX, If the USB stick doesn't load try the other USB port, once loaded and if you can't load the games on the USB, disable quick boot|0}}

{{USBDevice|takeMS 16GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tried every wbfs partion software, and even with the usb loader v 1.5, but this isn't recognized. It's a shame|0}}

{{USBDevice|TDK 16GB Trans-it ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with wbfs flawlessly.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF V60 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX r576, formated and added games in GNU/Linux by command line WBFS tool|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF600 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with CFG USB Loader v70 and WiiFlow 2.2rc1, formated to FAT32|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF700 ( USB 3.0 )||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with CFG USB Loader v70, 1 Partition NTFS 16GB. It hangs when the Loader started. On USB Loader GX v.2.3 it says 4 Partitionen (3x 3TB and 1x 1GB) (but I have 1x NTFS) and it founds no Games. |1}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store N'Go 16GB Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked.|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://shopping.canoe.ca/shop/product--productId_32930289.html Nexxtech Jelly Drive 16GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted two of these things in WBFS format with Wii Backup Manager. They both work great in USBLoaderGX and WiiFlow. In Fat32, however, the drive is recognized but I was unable to load games from it.|0}}

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==32GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01906804.pdf Hewlet Packard HP v165w]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WiiBackupManager Win64 0.4.5 Build 78|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3ubu5pn Centon DSP32GB-001 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzkt8bb Corsair Flash Voyager 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|2}}

{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 32GB USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|using newest usb loader , unformated and without games in Wii , usb loader start than Formated withim in wbsf|0}}

{{USBDevice|ICDIDU 32GB SI-707215 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}

{{USBDevice|JetFlash Transcend 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if format in WBFS with formatted WBFS Manager 4 and launcher CFG Loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-DataTraveler-DTSE9H-32GBZ/dp/B00B4G2YXA Kingston 32GB DTSE9]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WBSF format works|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler C10||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/bs85xee Kingston DataTraveler 100 G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly after format with WBM.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 101 G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|NTFS -> ERROR: sector size: 337776930|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 150||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32|4}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler I Gen 3 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Works but you have to plug in USB after getting into Wii Menu. Otherwise it freezes at white PriiLoader screen. While it plays games in USB Loader GX it takes an extra 5 seconds for USB Loader to both read games on USB and to start them. On ULoader 4.9 and up, works flawlessly after format in WBFS 3.0 plug it whenever you want, and it will work|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00071696.html LaCie Little Disk 30 Go design by Sam Hecht] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Like a charm with WBFS Format|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7b3v2z8 Micro Center 32GB USB Flash Drive]|13FE 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 29.94GB. Works flawlessly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylnqy7j Patriot Xporter Xt 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked. Works also with WIIFLOW|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 32GB attaché||works|Not Tested|Works| no problems Formatted with WBFS Manager|3}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7zz5yap SanDisk 32GB Class 4 Micro SDHC Card w/ USB Adapter]|0BDA 0119|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0 works with USB Loader GX, WiiFlow, CFG USB Loader.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme Cruzer Contour U3 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Sandisk Ultra Backup 32GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT 32 with 32 bit cluster size and tested with USB Loader GX r1204. Also tested and working with latest modded CFG Loader and Dios Mios Booter r30 with Dios Mios v2.5.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[https://www.materiel.net/cle-usb/verbatim-pinstripe-32-go-70148.html Verbatim Store'n'Go PinStripe 32 Go]|18A5 0302|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with Wii Backup Manager 0.4.5 build 78 (29,94 Go usable), tested with Wiiflow R416 (cIOS249[56]-d2x-v7).|1}}
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==64GB==
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{{USBDevice|Kingston 64GB DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JumpDrive TwistTurn 64GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|FAT 32 formatted by RMPrepUSB. *Couldn't get this one to work with GX 3.0 or 2.2|-1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 64GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|FAT 32, NTFS, WBFS, formatted by RMPrepUSB, WBFS Manager, done everything but my wii dont want to recognize it...|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.toshiba-memory.com/en/usb_drives.html White 64GB Toshiba Transmemory™ - Model# UHYBS-064GH]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fat32 formatted for use with Wii and Gamecube games with Wii Game Manager for Wii and Discex for Gamecube, both show in CFG and USB Loader GX.
Added info. by a different user Aug.2012 - all games show up in usb gx but I can only ever get 4 games to work, in Wii flow I can only ever see 4 games, even if there are supposed to be 10 games on it, same thing in cfg Usb loader.....any more than 4 games and it will just keep resetting back to wii menu after you select any game transferred to it after the first 4, I have tried many things, fat32, ntfs, wbfs drive, reformatting several times and still it will just not read more than 4 games, I know the games work fine as I just finished loading them, about 15 game onto a western digital my book essentials and they work perfectly, Don't buy this, works fine for pc/windows, but for the wii it has some serious issues, if anyone knows how to fix them please post. New post - this is the same person posting that only 4 games work, after much more testing it seems as though the Wii will only recognize 8 gigs of the 64 gig thumb stick, which is why only 4 games usually work as the 4 games I was using added up to close to 8 gigs, I can use all 64 gigs on windows/pc just fine, the wii itself seems to only want to recognize 8 gigs, PLEASE post if anyone can confirm they can actually get the full 64 gigs to work with the Wii, as for now I would say avoid this thumbdrive until more people can confirm.

Hi. Im from Chile and I tested the Toshiba USB 64 gb. I have the same problem with the recognition. The wii recognizes only 8 gb and when I have more than 8 gb, the wii resets and return to the main menu. I don´t have a solution for this.
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{{USBDevice|Transcend JetFlash 530 (TS64GJF530)|8564_1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|FAT32 w/32k clusters using guiformat. Works with cfg70_r37_beta10 on d2x-v9-beta(r49)FIX installed at 56/248, 57/247. White casing with blue LED.|1}}
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==80GB==
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{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew fails.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie HDD 80GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX and WBFS Manager 3|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80||Works|Works|Works|Pulled from old TIVO. Had to mess with CIOS and baker_au USBloader - only one that worked for me. Formatted to FAT32 then WBFS. Would not load any games, just got black screen. Reformatted MacOS Extended then WBFS and it worked!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80 Diamond Plus 9 ATA in an ICY-Box ||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted FAT32 used WiiBackupManager-0.3.8Build61 works perfectly with usbloader_cfg !!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 80GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|2 partitions - 52GB WBFS+20GB FAT32. Works great with WBFS Manager and Loadstructor |0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPD5210CC 2.5" 80GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Doesn't work with CIOS 14,15,222. With 13 or lower works almost perfectly. If you have played one game, you have to shutdown and put on again the Wii to play another.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Wii Backup Manager I managed to format and partition the entire drive to cISO|3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Max4 80Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great with Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|SmartDisk FireLite|0917 0207|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 80GB Series II USB External Drive|1058 0300|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP Pocket Media Drive 80GB - USB |03f0 110c|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5/GX and WBFS Manager 2.5|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom Drives 80GB External Drive|0c0b 2832|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader GX and WBFS Manager 3.0 (not 3.01). Taken out of Desktop PC (3.5")|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 ande WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Toshiba Laptop|2}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0 (PHGABA)|07AB & FCC7|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formats ok with WBFS 3.0 but black screen on USBLoaderGX_1.0|2}}
{{USBDevice|Acomdata 80gb model #HDxxxUPE5-72||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX/ Uniloader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Ultra TD v1.0 USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with uLoader, Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 80Go 2.5 (HDD2D38)|0928 & 000a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
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==100GB==
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{{USBDevice|IOMEGA LPHD100-U|059B 007D |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Configurable USB Loader takes a long time to get beyond the initial splash screen and then the count takes a very long time before it reports a failure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure 2HIX | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Works |Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Acer laptop | 1 }}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi HTS54101 | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Doesn't Work | It freezes the Wii| 1 }}
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==120GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent go 120 GB|0BC2 2000|Works|Not Tested|Works| You have to disable standby (set idle time to Never) with Seagate Manager before you format it! (Confirmed that "strange things" happen otherwise!)Confirmed with homebrew.|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nhduc6 Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB]|0D49 7010|Works|Not Tested| Works|I've been using this since the usb loader first came out it works like a charm |2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 120 GB|0d49 7250|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with CFG USB Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB|0d49 7350|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}
{{USBDevice|SAMSUNG HD103UJ 120 GB|04FC 8818|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|2,5 inch HDD boxed into an external aluminium box like this: http://www.2pt-inf.com/images/box%20hd%20ide-usb.jpg|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport 120 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|2,5 inch HDD, Works with NeoGamma R8 B12, will be testing others |1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Mini USB 2.0 120GB (Expresso "flavor") Portable Hard Drive (FSU25120E)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|There are 2 plugs on the HDD (one for additional power the other for data transfer). Pretend your Wii is sitting flat with the disk drive above the buttons, insert the main USB plug into the bottom port. It's optional to attach the 2nd plug. Everything is working with 2 partitions made (WFBS/NTFS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Medion Pocket'n'Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It won't format into WBFS (GeeXboX&Homebrew not tested) |1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S1 Mini 120 GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works| Hard to format. Tried Win7 format (only NTFS), Win7 command line, Paragon Partition Manager 9 with no luck. BUT with Wii Backup Manager v0.3.6 i finaly got it to format as FAT32 and now it works like a charm. /Skrubba 2011/01/25
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Unsupported by EASEUS Partition Master, It doesn't let to be formatted by WBFS Mng 3, USBLoader and WiiFlow send Exception (ISI) error when tries to load it.
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Doesn't work with any Usbloader (GX, CFG, Wiiflow), after few seconds usb loaders freeze or crash.. HBC freezes instantly with all filesystem type (FAT32, NTFS, WBFS)
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Works with USB Loader GX v2.3 and cIOS d2x v9 beta(r49) [IOS Base 58]
HDD formated with Wii Backup Manager v0.4.5 Build 78
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==160GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/eSYHvQ Hard Disk Western Digital 160 Gb Scorpio Blue WD1600BEVT SATA]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not Tested|Works| All OK, tested with Box HD 2.5'' Captiva (look in the paragraf of the enclosers) |1}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM 2.5" Mobile Drive XXS 160 GB USB 2.0|07AB FC88|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with usbloader gx rev713 and Cios 38 rev 14 by Waninkoko. sometimes a little slow to detect, but al games work fine. Tested 40+ hours; had some issues with the drive to get recognized in the beginning, now it's working mostly |4}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic SL Network Drive 160 GB USB 2.0||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Had the 50GB partition formatted in NTFS, USB Loader reformatted it, installed Mario Galaxy on it and played. Win XP could not recognize the partition afterwards|0}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic HD 160GB|07AB FCCD|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Just shows a black screen, no further input possible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP Personal Media Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX cIOS REV14. Also works with the following setup. Neogamma R7 and WiiFlow with cIOS 249 Rev 14. Loaded some Back-Ups on my HP HDD 160 with WBFS Manager 2.5 (It works best with this version I'm not sure why) played it on Neogamma R7 and then tried WiiFlow works like a charm and hold tons of games.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nzlyas Verbatim 2.5" Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 160GB]||Works|Works|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader v1.1 & v1.5! Works with FAT32 formatting under GeeXbox (Not tested NTFS) When a WBFS partition is created Mplayer doesn't seems to work.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l5bfb6 Western Digital 160 GB WD1600AAJS Caviar]||Works|Works|Works|Takes some time for GeeXboX to recognize it. Works with FAT32 formatting. USB Launcher Works. Tested|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n84tdo Western Digital MyPassport Essential 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader works great. Note: (Person 10): Only works on FAT32/NTFS. WBFS does not work at all. Must have 222 or 223 installed to play. When using CFG loader, press 1 for options and change the IOS to 222 -m load and all will be good.|10}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works nicely with USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung-HM160HC (IDE)||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No detected Timeout expire|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Iomega eGo 160GB (RPHD-U)|WD25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with wiiflow and usb loader v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/laajho Imation Apollo 2.5'' 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader working fine so far ;)|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go USB 2.0 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly with USB Loader v1.1. When used with other loaders you may experience a code dump when formatting or installing. The solution is to format and install at least one game through a PC first, then it's smooth sailing.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ST90000U2 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Runs games perfectly with USB Loader GX, however you cannot use it to format WBFS partition. WBFS partition must be created with WBFS Manager v3. Does NOT work with WBFS Intelligent at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Portable Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Nice performance using cIOS rev15 and Cfg Loader. Also works good as WBFS partition, using WBFSSync.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 160GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| TOSHIBA mk1646gsx , MK1637GSX , works with another enclosure |5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB Mobile Drive||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Mfr Part #: 301186US|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on USB Loader v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 3200 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with CFG USB. Formatted to FAT32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB|0D49 7000|Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with GeeXBoX and USB Loader GX 1.0 r818, SD/USB Loader 1.5 and NeoGamma R7. Wiped HD for nothing. :(|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 5000DV||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX 1.0 r850 and NeoGamma R7 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2dmzxng Toshiba 160GB HDDR160E03X]|0930 A002|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 4+ hours|5}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB MK1646GSX||Not tested|Works|Not tested|Works with GeexBox, but NTFS partitions seem to lock up after too much music.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB PX1270E-1G16||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 2 hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung 1.8" S1 Mini 160GB|04e8 2f04|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.5. cfg usb loader v50c freeze in game |2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 2.5" HTS543216L9A300 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a Satellite 3.5" AX-323 Enclosure.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu HandyDrive 2.5" MMF2610UB 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, GeexBox, Mplayer Christmas Edition|1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstore DataStation pocket g.u 160GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX rev919|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 3.5" HDS722516VLSA80 160GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Configurable USB Loader (cfg v57 release), ATA HDD with 2 NTFS partitions, connected with DIGITUS USB 2.0 to IDE & SATA Adapter Cable. Works like a charm but only with cIOS 222. With cIOS 249 it freezes on the splash screen of loader with HDD connected. Tested with 2 games (.ISOs) and to play video file on HDD in MPlayer CE v0.77. |0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 160GB|07AB FCD6|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX|1}}
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==200GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 200GB Model:ST3200822a in Cintre Z Disc External Storage USB case|067B 2507|Works|Not Tested|Works|Several games tested with Configurable USB Loader v70, Forwarder channel would only work with version: USBLoaderCFG - UCXF - IOS58 v12, older versions only worked going through the homebrew channel 1st!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 200GB|0d49 3100|Works|Works|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with Configurable USB Loader v33 and v34b.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch II 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With USB Loader GX.(Update) Tested with 4.2u update & usb loader GX v929, games play fine but freezing occurs 5-20 minutes later no matter what game/setting.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu MHY2200BH (in enclosure) 200gb||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With Configurable USB loader and USB Loader GX both works. Tested for around 1-1.5 hrs no problems as far as i can tell. *NOTE (IMPORTANT!!!):To play DL games u gotta install hermes cIOS and set it to use that!*|2}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 200 GB||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L2OOMO 200GB SATA 150||Not tested|Not tested|Works|So good. Multiple USB loaders and CIOSs.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor datastation pocket x.u 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Good.Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. It only works with the cable with two USB connectors (data and aux power), both plugged into Wii usb ports |0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S1 Mini 200GB Model:SU020BA/G4||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with CFG USB Loader and New Super Mario Bros; hangs after a few levels (black screen)|0}}
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==250GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://support.wdc.com/product/spec.asp?groupid=406&level1=4&modelno=&lang=en Western Digital Dual-Option Combo External Drive WD2500B011]|1058 0400|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried with single, primary WBFS partition created with WBFS Manager 3.0. Failed with USB Loader 1.5 and CoverFlow RC5 on cIOS 13.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Memorex 250GB SlimDrive CZ30392A519||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted entire drive as WBFS and all games are working with CFG USB Loader.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB book||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEVT SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When u open the Usb Loader...The Disc light start flashing..and then it turns off -.-.|27}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEKT SATA||Works|Not tested|Works|Original 2.5 usb enclosure displayed "waiting for slow usb device by usb loader gx" ( using y usb cable)But then I installed hard drive back into an xbox 360 hdd shell and used a xbox 360 transfer cable and connected to wii that way and it has loaded with every different loader 10 times straight..Drive is formatted wbfs cios 14 -.-.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704 070A|Works|Works|Works|Works good with USB Loader GX / NeoGamme, No Spindown issue. But: WiiFlow crashes!|15}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 Caviar IDE WD2500JB in Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Only works if roms are put in the primary partition. Must be plugged into usb port on the same side as power/reset/eject buttons. Works with NTFS partition. Wbsf partition is untested. Cfg Usb Loader v70.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.digitgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/wdfpassport_portable_3.jpg Western Digital 250GB WD2500XMS SATA]|2108A|Works|Not tested|Works|HD Formatted via WBFS Manager, Works with CFG-USB-Loader and USB-Loader v1.0. Does not work with USB-LOADER-GX or Gecko or NEO-GAMMA|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 250GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Hard Drive 250GB, Design by F.A. Porsche http://www.lacie.com/download/datasheet/porsche_hd_usb_en.pdf|059F 0651|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to replace the USB cable. Got a black screen when loading games, a better/thicker cable solved that issue. HD is WBFS formatted on a primary partition and works well with USB Loader GX 2.0 rev21. Also tested with configurable USB loader, FAT32 partition. |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/AA2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I experienced issues with the pointer, it hiccups sometimes, still playable but a bit annoying. I can confirm this was caused by this usb device, i tried Resident Evil 4 and Mario Galaxy 2 using waninkoko's rev20b on a pendrive and it worked perfectly, then tried them on this one and the hiccups where there.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G22||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|
I had big problems - loading of games took very long - sometimes over 1min (black screen) - often it crashed at the end of game and not loaded the next screen - now I changed to my old 80GB ATA Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 9 (with ICY-Box) and it is works really great and fast !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G32||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|
Not working at all. Generate an ISI Exception all the time. When I changed the disk with exactly the same software worked. Partitioned to 250GB or 160 GB make no difference. The ISI error is before any menu show up. I will return this disk.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G42||Not tested|Not tested|Works|It may works if you have PARTITIONED to smaller size, like 160GB. If you try it in one partition with 250GB, it doesn't work. So, not enjoy.
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Hm, I added this Samsung Really Long long time ago, and i putted "Enjoy :D" because really works..but i think some stupid guy with nothing to do changed to doesnt work..so...now i change it back to works..because really works, I have over 45 Games and i made a Partition, Half/Half and worked great.
Propably you're not the "clever"....|0}}

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{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mj7on6 Western Digital 250 GB external HDD]||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Portable 250 GB external HDD||Works|Works|Works|works with usb loader. sometimes, usb loader needs to run, before you plug the hd to usb|5}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor DiamondMax 23||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works good with Usb Loader Gx|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor DiamondMax 21 STM3250310AS internal HDD with a Conceptronic 3.5 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works good with Usb Loader Gx, uLoader, Wiiflow not tested. Game cube loads sometimes fails and shutdown the console|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 250GB||Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work||3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lxypou LaCie 250 GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive]||Works|Works|Works|DID NOT work for me with USB Loader 1.5/Works Perfectly for me with USBLoader 1.5 & USBLoader GX 1.0/Works perfectly for met with the las USB loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht Hi-Speed USB 2.0 - 250Go||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Issues|Works ok for me (one game than have to reboot) wiith 1.5 based loaders, you have to remove all fat32 partitions and reallocate the space then reformat in WBFS // FAT 32 formated , WBSF init tested with PC and Wii (USB loader 1.1) but Black screen // HD detected but no partitions to be found//works sometimes, if have you have issues reboot wii|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go Portable 250 GB HDD||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); use only one partition otherwise you could have problems|12}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Portable 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Alu 2 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi classic||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Programs freeze during loading. USB Loader freezes during game install, resumes installation if Device is reconnected. mplayer-ce works|1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB pocket||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Sometimes USB Loader does not detect the drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi t.u||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|no problems so far, USBLoader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buffalo-asia.com/cgi-bin/products/detail.cgi?country=ph&code=7&id=289 Buffalo MiniStation Lite 250GB HDD (BUFFALO HD-PEU2 USB Device)]|0411 0157|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I think this is the same as "Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD" posted above.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykx9fvm Verbatim Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 250GB]|0225|Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer, GeexBox, Homebrew Channel as a FAT32 partition, and with USB Loader as a WBFS partition. It shows as a Samsung HN250i|5}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic SL 250 GB Ethernet/USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 2.5" 250 GB/USB 2.0||Works|Works|Works|Was a bit of a problem to get the drive formatted to WBFS. First thing: Format to FAT32 (with a tool like HP USB DISK Storage Format Tool). Then connect to your Wii and start USB loader or a tool like that and let your Wii format it to WBFS. Then you need a modded version of WBFS GUI Tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk7a2qw Imation Apollo 250GB Portable Hard Drive]||Works|Not tested|Issues|Mplayer_CE needs plug after start the player. USBloader works great.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Turbo USB 250GB (HD-PFU2)||Not tested|Issues|Works|UsbLoader needs to run before execute GeeXboX, so GeeXboX can detect it|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memup Kiosk 250GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|LG HXD1C25PW XD1 2.5-Inch 250GB HDD White USB & e-SATA|043E 70F2|Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Formatted first as NTFS (factory preset) then formatted to WBFS by WBFS Manager 2.5 x86 version. Tested with 3.2E firmware, USB Loader 1.5, all working correctly, no issues whatsoever.|0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox IB-351UE-BL with Samsung SP2514N||Not Tested|Works|Works|Two Primary Partitions. 1st WBFS, 2nd FAT32. Both USB Ports successfull tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|CompUSA 2.0 External Model CUSA250U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then WBFS via the PC. Works without issue.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet M25|ID 152d:2329|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydu69x7 iomega Prestige Portable Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked right out of the box, Worked with WBFS manager 2.5.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Essential TravelDrive 250GB 2.5" Usb 2.0 - Cool Silver ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then USB loader detects and format. Works without issue. Worked with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|iomega Select Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Desktop Hard Drive Silver Series||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Cavalry Storage CAUE Series USB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in Coverfloader and USB Loader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Simpledrive Mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|2}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Simple Drive, Model 90000-40479-002||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Configurable USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable 250GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|(Works with usbloader gx)(Works with cfg usb loader 65)(Works with WBFS manager 3.0)(Works great with geexbox,I used cios rev14)(works great with uloader v5).|5}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo 250GB 2.5" (SAMSUNG HM250JI USB Device)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX (WBFS, FAT32 and NTFS Support (r867 and up)), Works with WBFS manager 3.0.x, |2}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB Elements Portable| 1058 0175|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Works great with Configurable Usb Loader .54-fat and the whole disk formatted as one Fat32 partition, tested with 4 games and it's flawless, no spindown issues at all! :: My WD Elements Portable has a spindown/standby functionality. The hdd is unable to wake up after leaving the game on pause for 10 mins (using ios58). There is a piece of software from WD to control the spindown on windows, but none to change the firmware settings on the hdd itself|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hammer Storage 250 GB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked with no major tweeking needed, I didn't even install hermes. Great External Hard Drive, no spindown issues|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim premier edition 250 GB Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if replacing the USB cable!. Not recognized by USB Loader GX with the original one|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.officemax.com/technology/drives-memory-storage/hard-drives-usb-drives/portable-hard-drives/product-prod3030848 Hitachi 2.5" Life Studio]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in USB Loader GX and can't be partitioned in Customizable USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6xkh8bu Hitachi X-Series 2.5"]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, running with both USB ports plugged-in.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 250Gb|unk|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Took a bit of work to get formatted to FAT32, but once that was done, works great. no spindown issues after 2 hrs of playing Dirt2. Love not having separate power adapter. $50 retail|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WiiFlow crashes when both USB connectors are connected. If just one (regardless which) is connected, WiiFlow doesn't find it. Use a cable with a single USB connector and WiiFlow works just fine.
Works with cfg USB loader with both usb connectors connected (order matters, switch them around if it fails the first time)
|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00078343.html LG HXD1U25GR HDD Red Wine 250 GB external HDD 2.5"]|043e 70f1|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with Wiiflow 2.2 RC1 r414 formatted to FAT32 with d2x v6, no lag, same speed as a 3.5" HDD, just an inconvenience, it use the two USB port of the Wii.|0}}
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==300GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 2,5" 300GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Toutch 3,5" 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|The USB-Drive works good under Vista, games can be put onto the harddrive using WBFS without problems about 152 games fit on the drive, however USB-Loader v1.1 does not recognize the USB-Drive (tryed as NTFS and as Fat32), after testing i found out that if i open the USB-Drive casing, take the harddrive out and then connect the hardrive to the wii using a simple 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter USB-Loader v1.1 does recognize the USB-Drive and games are selectable and playable. I guess the USB-Loader v1.1 is not compatible with the chipset of Maxtors IDE-to-USB converter. Follow the link for a picture of the Maxtor working with a 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter, [digital8] http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/2666/dsc03243b.jpg. EDIT1.: Homebrew does work on the Maxtor One Toutch, no need for the 3rd party IDE-2-USB converter there. EDIT2.: Tested with USB-Loader v1.1 till v1.5. EDIT3.: With Waninkoko's cIOS38Rev12 the drive does work as long as you first boot the USB Loader (Till the No USB Drive found message) and then power up the USB Drive (Un\Replugging the USB cable has no effect). Everytime you exit from the USB Loader you have to repeat the procedure.|2}}
{{USBDevice|HP HD3000S Personal Media Drive 300 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I used EASEUS to make a 100GB partition. In my case I had to make sure it was the primary drive and of course choose no format. Then use WBFS Manager for the rest. Loaded it with USB Loader 1.5. GX didn't pick up that it was plugged in, but I can't confirm it won't work for everyone.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with CFG Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L300R0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6B300S0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Mevis storeX (EH3-SXV3-300IE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works well|0}}
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==320GB==
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{{USBDevice|iPro Drive 2.5 NBEX320GWS||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well under Wiiflow and Usb Loader GX|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Usb Loader GX on usb port 1 with hermes cIOS(It doesn't load on port 0)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2|04e8 60b2|Works|Works|Works|Only needs 1 USB port. Part Number HX-M320UAB|0}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive Mini 320GB blue and black||Works|Not Tested|Works|Only 1 USB. Works Perfect. |8}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 320GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|loader dont seen the harddisk.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Tough drive USB 320GB||Works|Untested|Works|works fine.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic Drive II 320GB||Works|Works|Works||35}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 320GB|04e8 1f03|Issues|Not Tested|Issues|DEPENDING ON PROD VERSION ! Works with prodnr 2009.7 and 2010.4. DOES NOT WORK with 2009.11 - 2009.12 - 2010.3 - 2010.4 |7}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor E alu 320GB 2,5" (PX1276E)||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini 320 GB 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Ensure data plug connected to lower usb port (closest to edge) and secondary power plug into upper usb port.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Travelstar 5K320 320 Go - SATA-300 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the 2 USB ports for powering|2}}
{{USBDevice|cirago CST4320 320GB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 External Hard Drive|058 6366|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works in loader gx. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 320 GB 2.5"|0D49 7450|Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 2,5" USB 2.0 white 320 GB|l3fd 1840|Works|Works|Works|No Problems with the USB Loader|9}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|GeexBox just crashes so I'm not really sure about that.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704|Works|Works|Works|GeeXboX 0.1 alpha7 works. Works excellently with USBLoader, no sleep mode issue seen.Works excellently with cfg USBLoader v50c. BE AWARE, NEW DRIVES HAVE HIDDEN VCD THAT CANNOT BE DELETED CAUSING THE DRIVE NOT TO WORK WITH USBLOADER. - On newer drives with the VCD problem, you can use the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool to get rid of the VCD. After this newer drives will also work (This is for all WD drives with the VCD i.e. 1TB MyBook Elite and so on.)|29}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/kjgaAJ Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential II] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It's almost the same version as above only a newer edition. Installed WD SmartWare to disable drive spinoff and did a full format using a HP Tool to get rid of VCD, formatted as WBFS using WBFS manager and installed games using WBFS for Mac OS X, Every Game worked in WiiFlow 1.1 IOS 249)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Book Essential (WD3200C032-002)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WiiFlow IOS 249, USB Loader GX, and NeoGamma r8.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passbook||Works|Works|Issues|Works with Mplayer with NTFS formatted. GeeXboX needs to be formatted with fat32. Some games freeze with this like ssbb due to hard drive going into sleep mode.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Elite||Issues|Works|Works|Tested with 3 partitions, first one FAT32, second one WBFS and finally NTFS. All but WBFS works with Geexbox. All work with Wiiflow USB loader. Problems with USB loader GX. Homebrew did not load at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie F.A. Porsche 320 GB||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer (FAT32).Works with GeeXbox(FAT32/NTFS.)|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lcux42 LaCie Mobile Disk 320 GB]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally. Reboot the Wii and the disk appears.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie - Petit - 301894 - Disque dur Externe portable 2,5" - 320 Go - USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Sometime sneeds re-insert to get it working|2}}
{{USBDevice|LG External 2.5” HDD (XD2) HXD2U32PW 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Usb loader will recognize this HDD ONLY if you use cIOS rev14! Works just fine using USBLoaderGX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/md29sr Seagate FreeAgent GO 320 GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great! use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); or use cIOS rev14 (spindown fixed); Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player|12}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if your partition is formatted in FAT32 before WBFS is installed. In order for the loader to see your partition, hook up the USB but leave the drive unplugged. Boot up the wii and plug in the drive in the HBC. Have only tried Linux/XP - Not Vista! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgrent PRO 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|-1 Error/very bad,it doesn't work any more!|}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 320 GB (model ST3500320AS)|SD1A|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev899, cIOS38 Rev17, first patition FAT, second patition WBFS |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nfbx7d Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E03X)]|0480 A001|Works|Works|Works|Work flawlessly with the USB Loader, no spindown issues.|6}}
{{USBDevice| Seagate External Portable Drive 320 GB (model ST903204EXA101-RK)| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CoverFloader and USBLoader. No issues as of yet. I made the entire drive FAT32, then separated it into a WBFS and FAT32 partitions. Ensure that your WBFS partition of the drive is primary and active.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Basics 2.5" 320GB (Model E05A032BAU2XK)|0480 A004|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up after an hour of play. Tested on Wii 4.3U and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E04XW)|0480 A003|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up. OCZ Rally 8GB Flash works fine with same games tested, i used 2 of these drives successfully they load wii games fine and have been tested with several solid hours of gameplay|3}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model 34229 / LPHD320-U)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive (MDHD360-UE)|059B 0277|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.5 USBLoader GX cIOS rev.12|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model LPHD-UP)||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|USBLoaderGX Rev560, CIOSrev12|3}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 2,5" Memory House USB 2.0 Plug & Play||Works|Works|Works|USBLoaderGX Rev894|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store 'n' Go external Harddrive 2,5" 320GB (part #53014)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used a single FAT32 partition as shipped, works fine with CFG USB Loader. Not sure if it was required but I disabled the power saving feature using the supplied Samsung Green button windows software.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lompoh Simpletech 320GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive (designed by Pininfarina)]||Works|Works|Works|Works well with USB Loader v1.1 aslo when connected to Vista PC using any WBFS GUI currently out(4/3/09); Works great with v1.5 also.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/m9vg7g Transcend 320GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile (TS320GSJ25C/TS320GSJ25M)]||Issues|Works|Works|Fine for loading wii games but will spindown when using emulators. Must unplug and plug in again to have the wii see it again. Emailed support, they said no utility to disable it. A bummer.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu 320GB Dynadisq III||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lld9y4 Iomega 2.5" Prestige Portable 320GB 34342]|059B 0470|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.4 with cIOS rev10 - Actually, I have tried this with 4 prestige 320Gb devices... Had problems with TWO of them - one was replaced at the shop and the replacement was good... The other was replaced and still didn't work, so we exchanged for another mfr...|2}}
{{USBDevice|Packard Bell 320GB Silver|0766 0001|Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory MegaStore Compact 320GB (TOSHIBA MK3252GSX)|05E3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.5 with cIOS rev10|1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory CORE 2,5" HDD USB 2.0 320GB (Hitachi HTS543232A7A384)||Doesn't work|Not tested|Works|Works very great with USB Loader GX 2.3/3.0(WBFS) and WiiFlow/Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the second USB as port for powering/The games run very smoothly!|37}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nahqk5 Seagate Expansion Portable 320GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Test with wiiflow and cIOS38 rev14. Needs the short orign. USB-cable to work properly|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14586~r.12128430 2.5" Genuine Hitachi 320GB SATA Hard Drive with External USB 2.0 Enclosure]
||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with all loader and fit in my pocket.[Cool and Cheap!][PS.:Same as Travelstar above]|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mluhnk Buffalo MiniStation TurboUSB 320GB (HD-PF320U2)]||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to format drive with USB Loader GX 1.0 r516 (system crash). Formatted with Waninkoko's SD/USB Loader 1.4 instead. After formatting, drive worked fine with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive 320GB (HD-PC320U2/BK-EU) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Plugged in to PC and ran WiiBackupManager version 0.4.5 build 78 x86 - created wbfs folder for me. Transferred some files to it and plugged in to my 4.3E PAL Wii. Launched USB Loader GX 2.0 from Homebrew Channel 1.0.8 installed via Letterbomb. Everything I have tried works fine - will update if I have any problems in the future. Update : now upgraded using WADManager 1.7 to USBLoader GX 2.3 on IOS250. I now use a forwarder to launch it rather than running it through the Homebrew Channel or using memory having a seperate channel. Very pleased as games load noticeably faster with this version of USBLoader GX. Update - installed Hermes CiOS 222 as USB devices wanted to use the same USB port as the Hard Drive - in USBLoader GX change options for that game to use CiOS 222 instead of Cios 250 and no problems |4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 IDE 320gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii cannot read it on all usb loaders, you will get ret-6 error and the ret-1 error or usb loaders just freeze.
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Usb loader works good all disk wbfs 140 games|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz4eduz Western Digital 320GB Elements Portable]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev741 cIOS38 Rev14, first patition FAT32, second patition WBFS |14}}
{{USBDevice|[http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Issues|Not Tested|Issues|It works, but goes into sleep mode (and hangs up)|0}}
{{USBDevice|My Book Essential Edition 250 GB - First Version with green circle in front||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|(Over 50+ games have worked with Config USB Loader, both PAL AND NTSC)(FAT and WBFS both work and multiple partitions work)(No "spindown" issue experienced).|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3200 320 GB 3.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with cfg USB loader, first formatted with fat 32 formatter, then WBFS with cfg USB loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|PQI H550 320 GB 2.5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader GX v1.0 - works great|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM320II 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2 partitions, first one FAT32 and the second one WBFS (game partition). Used with USB case MAXPOWER MP-STG-SUB2FW.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lacie Rikiki 320GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Storite 320GB Pocket Size||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works alright with USB Loader GX, no issues so far with multiple games|1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA 320GB CH94 2.5" Portable HDD||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX - Tested in ntfs partition on a "LEH" wii with several issues like black screen but works well on a "LEG" wii careful with this drive .Did not work with cfg usb loaer v65 on fat32 or ntfs|2}}
{{USBDevice| Medion HDDrive2go 320GB MD90071||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice| Toshiba STOR.E ALU 2 320 G (PX1624E-1HC2)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Formated with Windows wbfs manager, It didn't work under mac wbfs manager. Once formated works on both |1}}
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==400GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 400GB Labtop Drive (usb powered) Model #hddr400eo3x||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems works flawless with 1.4 or 1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 400GB (PSOAAD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Error -1 occasionally but reboot fixes Turn on after selecting program you want ie usbloader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 400GB USB2.0 part#47570||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| No problem with usbloader 1.1 - This device works ONLY with usbloader, not with usbloaderGX. Pay Attention! |0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Elements Portable WDE1MSBK4000BN 400GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Drive works flawlessly with Sorg's modification of Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.1. The games I tested booted Fine.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Storex 385HDRW||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This device works ONLY with usbloader1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM400LI||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX and cloader 1.6 from loadstructor 1.7|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega 2.5" 34758 Portable HDD (Prestige)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|looks like HD spinsdown, only recognized when first mounting another drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|FUJITSU MJA2400BH G2 USB Device|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|When trying to mount in CFG USB Loader or NeoGamma, Wii freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS, FAT, NTFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital: My passport essential||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great, no problems at all|0}}
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==500GB==
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{{USBDevice|Silicon Power 500 GB USB 3.0 2.5" SP500GBPHDD05S3T||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Drive was formatted FAT32. Tried USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG USB Loader. In all cases game freezes almost immediately. Same Wii with WD Elements USB HDD works great.||}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lrk3f73 BUFFALO MiniStation Stealth 500GB USB 2.0 Black External Hard Drive HD-PCT500U2/B]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works (tested WBFS format with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/mjqtv6 Executive 2.5 Series PD500USE-BL]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Exactly like a WD Passport Essential 2.5" HDD (my friends drive). Works great at less cost (Canada).|2}}
{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yar9gte Puredrive 500GB WDC WD5000AAKS-22A7B2]|0C0B:B159|Not Tested|Works|Works|Used CFG-USBLoader v50 with cIOS38rev16 4.2U|0}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/adata-sh93 Superior SH93 500GB Portable HDD] (ASH93-500GU-CBK/Version: 1.60)| 125F:A93A |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Tested with: USBLoader GX v2.2 r1100(d2x v6 base56) |2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA Portable Superior SH02| 125F:A02A |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as a WBFS partition. Tested with: USBLoader GX and Wiiflow (d2x v7 base57) on 4.3U Wii|1}}

{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 500GB Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apacer AC202 SATA External Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB [http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Init wbfs ...-1 "You have issues with a slow disc or a difficult disc"|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/no4t9c DriveStation TurboUSB with Power Saving Mode External Hdd]||Works|Works|Works|Great drive, backed up 20 discs in 2 hours, formatted extremely fast, spindown problem occurs, do not use this. I can say that I have never had a spindown problem, and I have played games on it for hours. Its perfect for me ~I got this HDD recently, and it works awesomely for USB Loader GX. However, it seems to fail on Waninkoko's cIOS36 revs higher than 9. This might, however, be because of other reasons. -Speedy~|8}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nnxyz4 MiniStation TurboUSB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfect with only one usb and looks perfect (white)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation Turbo USB 500GB HD-PX500U2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with uLoader v3? Doesn't recognise drive until unplugged and re-plugged again.Has to be done every time uLoader is accessed again. Works in HBC and in USB Loader GX if plugged after HBC is loaded. Works perfectly with Neogamma R8 b7.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation USB 500GB HD-PC500U2|0411:01D9|Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Just Store Portable Turbo USB 500GB HD-PV500U2| 0411:0181 |Works|Not Tested|Works|WBFS format works fine. Works great with HBC and USB Loader GX. Tested playing with about 100 games (from 222 on the disk) since 3 months and it never crash or hang up ... finally I bought a second one last week ;) .|3}}

{{USBDevice|Cavalry CAUP25500 500GB|04FC:0c25|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Core 2,5" USB3.0 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop 3,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 125 games and works perfectly, great |0}}

{{USBDevice|CnMemory airy 2,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WiiFlow and USB LOADER GX works perfectly, great |0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory airy 2,5" USB 3.0 SATA 500GB|174C:55AA|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested USB LOADER GX |0}}

{{USBDevice|FREECOM Mobile Drive XXS 500GB USB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 35 games and works perfectly, great |2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird XL-E 500 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow. Sometimes when Harddisk is in sleep Mode, doesn`t work. Pull out Plug and put in again, then it works again. Thats it!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP SimpleSave WDBACZ5000ABK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work very well under Wiiflow and USB Loader GX.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi H3500US |1376:3010|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works great! Seems like this works well just like the other Hitachi external drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi LifeStudio||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Includes a completely unremovable VCD partition, so even if you format the rest of the disk, it will cause your Wii to crash|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi SimpleTechnology - SimpleDrive II 500GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - S500U|4971:CE07|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Firmware 4.1U, cIOS38rev14, USB Loader GX r907. Works great. Drive was split into 2: 350GB WBFS, ~120GB NTFS. No problems on DVD-DL or CIOS compressed games. Good speeds on read/write. Bought for $49.99, so good deal all around.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/ydus2qu SDM/500CF SimpleDrive Mini 500GB]|4971:CE21|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, Multi-Partitions works fine / Works great with USB Loader GX r874 (WBFS or NTFS), works with Configurable USB loader |4}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/7wbbzb2 Touro Mobile Pro 500GB USB3.0]|4971:1012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested working with USB Loader GX WBFS (haven't tried ISOs), Multi-Partitions works (I have a 450GB NTFS, 50GB WBFS) NOTE: Freezes Wii if it's plugged in when USB Loader GX is loaded, has to be plugged in while USB Loader is searching for HDD! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/237v2ou X Mobile 500GB Portable Hard Drive]|4971:CE21|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Haven't had any issues with the drive so far.|2}}

{{USBDevice| IOMEGA MDHD500-UE 500GB|ST3500830AS|Doesn't work|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Tested with WiiFlow and USB LOADER GX |0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki Go 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|I tested 3 Rikiki Go.WBFS-FAT work fine. Tested with cios rev21,wiiflow 2.x,NeoGamma R9 r47 // works without problem on my wii with Wiiflow (HBC1.0.8, WF 1.1, Wii 4.3e|4}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht 2,5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with Homebrew andWODE, Tested with USB LOADER GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Porsche)||Works|Works|Works|I tested every cIOS, i also tried to turn it on before and after the Wii, nothing works Edit: Work fine with the herme's cios 222v52. EDIT: I needed to turn the drive on after launching Cfg USB Loader, using hermes cios 222v5 too. Update: hermes cios 224 latest version works consistently even when you power the device on before starting cfg. Cios 249 will freeze usb loader with this device!! Repeat MUST USE Hermes 224 EDIT: Geexbox and wiimc work both well| 4}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yklshte 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Neil Poulton)]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work| USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally.Might be fixed on the next version of USB Loader. Edit: Works with this setup:1st partition Fat32 40GB, 2nd partition NTFS 385GB, 3rd partition WBFS 40GB. Plug a usb flash drive into the first usb and plug hdd into second usb to make it detect instantly. EDIT AGAIN: Does not work with the suggested setup. Completely non-working on all loaders and with all cIOS revisions. EDIT: Confirmed doesn't work. EDIT: Works when using Hermes' cIOS 222/223, but not with Waninkoko's cIOS 249. EDIT: Works with cIOS 249, created 2 partitions, both FAT 32. Formatted the first one twice in a row with ncWBFSTool and then I stopped having the "this is not a wii disc" error when loading games. ---- Had constant compatibility issues. Would not work at all with several loaders, attempted with several CIOS inc Hermes. Began working with USB Loader GX then ceased working with that too despite not making any changes. Tried non-partitioned/partitioned, recommended ideas etc. Gave up, bought Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0 which works without any issues at all with all loaders. Wouldn't recommend this Lacie drive at all for use with Wii.||3}}EDIT: Works Hermes; cIOS 222/223 and uLoader 3.1 or config.player 48, and as 1 parition 500Gb
{{USBDevice|LaCie d2 Quadro 500gb USB2.0/FW800/400 w/ Seagate Barracuda||Works|Works|Works|Enclosure free demo model from LaCie(was empty) put in Seagate 500gb works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I tried to format it with its pre-installed software but didn't work (in Windows 7). Totally re-formatted in FAT32 with my Mac. Now works fine! |0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 500GB External HDD|0D49:7410 0D49:7450|Works|Works|Works|Goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes by default if no loading is done. Use Maxtor Manager to turn this off, it can be found on seagate website.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB Mini External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at factorydirect|3}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works if formatted as WBFS through uLoader (and not if formatted through WBFS Manager). Then also works with Loadstructor. Disc is recognized by USB Loader GX, but no games are detected.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDrive-n-go 500GB External USB 3.0 compatible USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Noontec [http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_8867_500GB_Noontec_S3352_Gigasave_35_External_Hard_Disk S3352 Gigasave]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly with entire hard drive formatted WBFS. Works with partition|2}}
{{USBDevice|NoTouch [http://www.notouch.biz/nt3500.htm NT3500]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ultra-speed.ca Ultra Speed] ||Not Tested|Works|Works|it looks like the 2TB, 69 dls at waltmart LOL |3}}
{{USBDevice|Woxter i-Cube 25 Slim||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Toshiba MK5055GSX HD inside. It works great with 2 partitions: 1º FAT32 and 2º WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega 500GB External HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Newer model 34959 Select Portable 500GB contains Toshiba MK5059GSX and works perfectly with WiiFlow 2.2 cIOS249 formatted as single FAT32 partition. HBC loads fine.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygv2dw3 (Platinum) Prestige Portable Hard Drive 500GB ]|059B:0470|Works|Works|Works|Works flawlessly with cIOS rev14 and rev15. Lot of issues with older versions.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Desktop Hard Drive 500GB||Works|Works|Works | Works Very Well, If u want to partition so you can use it for the computer as well u need the wii partition to be primary and comp partition to be logical use The Easeus partition maker worked perfectly. Tested with mario kart for 4 hours and then NSMB for 5 No problems and Very Stable no crashes yet |7}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Portable Hard Drive 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with CFG USB LOADER V56 and NeoGamma R8 RC1. More than 3 hours Mario Kart Wii and more than 5 hours Resident Evil 4|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lafsw9 iPro Drive HDE5500G 500 GB]||Works|Works|Works|Tested on 3 drives using USB loader with 180 + games, played all games for hours. No problems at all so far. Amazing deal for the price|5}}

{{USBDevice|JMicron USA Technology Corp. 465GB|152d:2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in Loader, USB loader freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS and NTFS/FAT32. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LG XD2 2,5" USB2.0 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX - Tested on many different wii and always work on usb loader gx (ntfs partitions and wbfs partitions and Two partitions works fine.) enjoy :)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Store & Save 3500||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SDE3275 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with homebrew and configurable usb loader v52|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 123827)||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 124401)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly, tested with USB Loader GX (ios222) and mplayer_ce (ios202)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124451)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works after installing cIOS38r17 no glitches found after hours of playing different games so far (doesnt work with cIOS38r15 or older 38r16 untested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124440)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|tested with cIOS38r17, doesn't work with preformated NTFS (worked after formatting with WFBS) |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/HX-MU050DC/GB2 G2 500GB] ||Works | Not Tested | Works | Works out of the box. Tested both WBFS and FAT32 partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 500GB |04e8:60b3|Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Tested with whole disk WBFS partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 500GB HXMU 0500A/G52 |04E8:1F05|Works|Works|Works|Worked Fine with USBLOADER GX with cIOS Rev 14 IOS249 and New Super Mario Bros Wii)Works ok, but does suffer with spin down issues no known software from Samsung to adjust this.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-222 SATA 2.5" Enclosure ||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|By now, only geexbox recognizes. I'm using with 2 partitions (NTFS and WBFS) USB Loader says that partition is not formatted in WBFS and if you try, error -6.|0}}

{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m External Desktop Drive 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0]||Works |Not Tested|Works|Created partitions and let the USB loader format. Played for over an hour and let sit for over 20 minutes and auto-off did not effect gameplay. Quick loading time and drive will turn itself back on when you turn on the WII. |4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yzr8xeu FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Silver External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Works|Works|All issues resolved with the new cIOS38rev14. No need to wait for Wii to be turned on before plugging the drive in. Be sure to install included software w/ drive and disable power save features before reformatting in WBFS. ---- Multiple partitions work fine. Did experience lockup twice at various times running Animal Crossing City Folk but it could have been tied to power save feature of drive. / I had problems installing games via USB Loader GX with this drive. It would freeze every time. Installing via WBFS manager worked however.|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Drive 500GB USB2.0 ST305004EXA101-RK ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Softmodded wii - Previously when wii was cIOS36rev10, drive was not recognised by the usb loader and just did not boot up. Updated to cIOS38rev14, drive works perfect; drive boots up when wii boots up and switches off when wii is switched off, usbloaders recognise drive, games boot up perfect. / Was having trouble on USBLoader GX with progress frozen but after replacing the USB cable everything works perfectly |5}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Black External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Didn't work with cIOS38rev15/USB Loader GX crashed on loading with dsi exception, but worked fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0045JLPOM 500GB USB2.0 3.0 Black External Hard Drive STAA500105] ||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader GX, Drive Formatted to WBFS. Disabled spindown before formatting to WBFS. If it doesn't recognize during boot up of USB Loader unplug and plug in during countdown|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfavuxb SEAGATE FreeAgent GO 500GB]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions.

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✔ CFG USB Loader
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✔ Coverfloader
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✔ USBLoader GX 3.0 with NTFS-Partition
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✔ WiiMC Video/Music |9}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex 500GB External HDD. STAA50020x|0BC2:5021|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tryed with LoaderGX 2.1 and HomeBrew 1.0.8 all ok, tested with many games on FAT32 (wbfs images).|1}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m 500GB Expansion 2.5" Portable]|0BC2:2300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev828 cIOS38 Rev14 Works also with Configurable USB loader ) i find it working good it is acualy faster than my flash drive it works for me with CIOS rev20 and USBloader gx rev 938.Works perfect with homebrew,games,progs.Very faster and no sleep mode|6}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate STBX500200 500GB Expansion USB 3.0 [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seagate-STBX500200-500GB-Expansion-External/dp/B0084LZIB8]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works right out the box, pre formatted to NTFS, powers up & down with the wii, Can be used as single partition, No spindown or lag even after being left for over an hour. Perfect solution----
✔ CFG USB Loader
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✔ Coverfloader
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✔ USBLoader GX 3.0
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{{USBDevice|Storex StoryDisk HD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX and NeoGamma R8 final|0}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/l89kml 500GB USB2.0 External Hard Drive (model-FV-U35/500)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at Fry's Electronics, 1st one failed after 1 day, 2nd one has been solid|2}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [http://tinyurl.com/ygwafxo 500GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile TS500GSJ25M]||Works|Works|Works|Works Perfect! Drive recomended because of its falling resistant feature and cheap price / Tested with USB Loader GX r874, Neogamma 8R15, CFG v48|5}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE alu 500GB USB 2.0 (P1399E-2G20 or PX1394U-3G50)||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0 Black Portable Hard Drive HDDR500E04XK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USBLoader. Great! Many hours of play without freeze.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive (hdtc605xk3a1) ||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Causes CFG Loader to freeze on startup. If plugged in after CFG is started up then the games will show up but when a game is loaded it freezes.|5}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0/2.0 Automatic Backup Hard Drive Blue Edition (Part#PH2050U-1EWL) (Serial# 32UAP058TRE8)||Works|Not Tested|Works|I got this drive at RadioShack. Tested 4 different games and they all worked fine. Using USB Loader 3.0. Have it formatted NTFS with wbfs folder for games. Drive booted up fine and no freeze during gameplay. :) Don't know how to get the 7 out of the confirmed box sorry about that first time editing a web page.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0/3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work at first, reformat to NTFS with WBM (32 kb sector size). If it still doesn't work, you're doing it wrong! EDIT: Doesn't Work, all the way at least. I have formatted every possible way, and it only half works with the original formatting (FAT32). It only works when you unplug it, plug it back in before starting usb loader. have tried with all iOS's and Loaders, same results. other formattings of hard drive result in not working at all (NTFS & WBFS). better off with another drive that works 100%. By the way i have tried virtually every tutorial out there including the ones recommending using hermes and waninkokos iOS's but same results occured.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Art4 500GB USB 3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tried USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG USB Loader, using the whole partition in Fat32 and NTFS. All loaders froze during boot. Only works when the HD is connected when the loader asks for a USB device.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor.E Basics 500GB USB 3.0 & 2.0|0480:A007|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Was initially as the Art4. Fixed by adding drive to usb.ids in the root directory of the harddrive and can now use CFG with FAT partition.Edit:Works with Issues!Same like Art 4 above!!!|1}}

{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-500gb_13206.html Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 2.5", model #47630] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-sunkissed-yellow-500gb_16889.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER, USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Two partitions works fine.|3}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM 3.5'' USB 2.0[http://www.mmd.lu/verbatim-35-disque-dur-externe-usb-20-500gb-xml-895-3769.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with wiiflow and 1 partition for the wii games and an other formated FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim.it/it_10/product_store-n-go-usb-3-0-portable-hard-drive-500gb-silver_8749_0_31963__13775.html Store 'n' Go USB 3.0 (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim.it/it_10/product_store-n-go-usb-3-0-portable-hard-drive-500gb-silver_8749_0_31963__13775.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| |1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html Store 'n' Go USB 2.0 Colours (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Lags possible with COD black ops and modern warfare in online mode|1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://tinyurl.com/yg32oqq SmartDisk External Hard Drive USB 2.0]|18a5:0216|Works|Works|Works| Performs Perfectly! - tried two partitions one NTFS the other WBFS works!. Works OK with CIOS 14 and CIOS 222.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD Scorpio Blue 500GB SATA Hard Drive||Issues|Issues|Issues|Works perfectly but goes into sleep mode after 5 mins.|}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/22pbevz My Passport Elite 500GB 2.5"]| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Excellent drive! Formats perfectly, fast transfers, no spindown issues. Been using it for 20 or so games for a few days, never a problem. Not for sale anymore at Costco where purchased.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/lq5zuy My Passport Elite 500GB] |1058:0705|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|USBLoader works great, did not work with homebrew channel even with a partition formatted into fat32 unfortunately, couldn't get anything load.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-WDBACY5000ARD-NESN/dp/B0041OSB02 My Passport Essential 500 GB USB3.0 Red] (Model WDBACY5000ARD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in USB Loader or WiiFlow, the drive will not be recognized and/or the loader freezes. Tried WBFS and NTFS. WBFS from PC worked fine. Sad, would have been a perfect color match for the red Wii :(
Only way I have managed to get this drive to work is using old r883.. Wont work with Uloader or CFG loader.
Comment: No love either with FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Hermes cIOS 222 5.1, however FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Waninkoko cIOS 249 r20 does work. FAT formatted drive and WiiMC on IOS58 also works.
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No success with this drive, my first attempt at softmodding however another drive has worked confirming this one doesn't. Don't have any experience in trying other settings to see if there is a way to get it working.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passport-Essential-Midnight-Black-Portable/dp/B004445JHC My Passport Essential 500GB USB3.0 Black] (Model WDBACY5000ABK-EESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Install the drive on a Computer, Update its firmware from WD website, install SmartWare software, on SmartWare Software disable the Hibernation/Power Saving mode (it will be applied directly to the firmware) - Uninstall everything from WD, Backup the driver folder on the drive and remove all other folders from the drive - Partition as required and use - Tested with Wii 4.1E cIOS rev21, Neogamma R8, HBC 1.0.8, USB Loader GX 2.0: tested with 4.3e works perfectly. Just made backup of the internal folders and formatted with WBFS.
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Works too with newest CFG Loader as NTFS partition with WBFS folder, make with Wii Backup Manager |2}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential (WDBACY5000ASL) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after disabling Hibernation/Power Saving mode. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential 500GB 2.5" External HDD (Product number (label on drive): WDBAAA5000AD1-00 Model Number (hdparm): WDC WD5000BMVV-11GNWS0)|1058:071a|Works|Works|Works|Just the perfect disc for USB loader, tested since the beginning on more that 80 games, no spindown issues. Newer drives (mine has firmware rev. 01.01A01) also do not have the virtual CD drive anymore and are ready to use right away (some drives in the past had to have a firmware upgrade to deactivate that function). Even though I had no spindown issues, I still followed this [http://tinyurl.com/c4tso8 guide] (opening the case is not necessary even though the guide claims that it is).|24}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ygy5gah My Passport Essential 500GB 3.5" External HDD]||Works|Works|Works|It's the same with 2,5" HDD|16}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/32koq8g My Passport Essential 500GB Portable External Hard Drive (WDBAAA5000ABK-NEWM)]|1058:071A|Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought 2 of the same drives. Installing games through WiiFlow is '''extremely slow''' (on both drives) compared to a different drive (Hitachi) that I've tried. Other than that, games already on the drive run fine.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/c7y7orl My Passport 500GB Portable External Hard Drive Storage USB 3.0 Black (WDBKXH5000ABK-NEWM)]||Untested|Untested|Works|Turned off power saving/hibernation and works, this is the newer revision of My Passport (black with the translucent dots on it) that I found at walmart |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ajz6xqo My Passport 500GB Portable Hard Drive - USB 3.0/2.0 (WDBKXH5000ASL-01)]| 1058 0748| Untested|Untested|Works|I First resized (10Gig) and moved the Passport partition to the end of the drive, created a second fat32 partition(15Gig) at the end, and created an NTFS partition Using the rest of the drive, using "Partition Wizard". I then used "WII Game manager" to format the partition to WBFS, and copied my games to it. Did Not Work in 3 different WII's . I Later figured out that from windows "Partition Wizard" by default creates a Logical Partition. I Deleted and recreated my partitions as Primary Partitions, re copied my games, and This Drive Works Great.|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements 500GB (WD5000E035)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX and had no Problems. Thats how it should be :p |5}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements ebook 500GB (WD5000I032)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX rev714 and had no Problems.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/ui2uyam Elements Portable 500GB USB2.0 Hard Drives (WDBAAR5000ABK)]|1058:1010|Works|Works|Works|Works Works great! tried a FREECOM and some other eHDD's before but this one worked perfectly! No booting issues, no installs, no freezes or performance/loading issues. Tested on the WiiFlow USBLoader ( IOS249 )|10}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/md26q4e Elements SE Portable 500GB USB2.0 (WDBABV5000ABK)]|1058:1023|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great ! Tested with uLoader, USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG Loader. cIOS Waninkoko v19 and Hermes v5.1. I Played for hours without any problems.|6}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/6txrggq Elements SE Portable 500GB USB 3.0 2,5" (WDBPCK5000ABK-01)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with NTFS File System and CFG v70. It works, and (out of the box) does not have the spin down problem at idle (like other WD)|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yel5lpb My Book Essential (WDBAAF5000EBK-NESN)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|
* Works with USB Loader GX(used free partitioner to create a FAT32 partition then used WBFS Manager 3.0 to format the whole partition. No Issues so far, Loaded 177 games. Running 4.2 with HBC and Drive Key.
* WBFS failed on me, using FAT32 + NTFS both primary, and fat active partition, installed 10 games working flawlessly, from dvds with wiiflow r123|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition, (WD5000C032)||Works|Works|Works|Worked with USB Loader only after creating partitions. Works with Gamma R7 and USBLoader GX 600|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Home Edition (WD5000H1CS-00)||Not Tested|Works|Works|they all seemed to hang up and never booted. The loaders booted fine with the drive unplugged.Tested with over 40 games partitioned into 2 parts one for games and one for videos, it works great, Worked for me with usbloader gx, hermes cios222, and waninkoko's cios38 rev14, geexbox works aswell.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''D'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works|Using 4.3FW, Latest WiiFlow, Fast Load with WBFS System|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000)*Europe*||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after many attempts. Run: cIOS 38rev15, Hermes222/223, Cfg USB-Loader v50, fat32 with WBFS folder:[http://sites.google.com/site/completesg/backup-launchers/iso/wbfs-managers/wii-backup-manager Wii Backup Manager]|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Studio 500GB||Issues|Issues|Issues|works only by using a cheap USB to SATA adapter on the eSATA connector. Integrated USB fails on Wii|2}}

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{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic CH11 640GB USB3.0 Superspeed |1033:0194|Not tested|Not tested|Works|I couldnt get it to recognize the drive as FAT32, but once partitioned using EaseUS Partition manager (Don't forget to set the drive as active!), then formatted as WBFS I had no issues. Works fine with Configurable USB Loader & USB Loader GX, though I've issues with WiiFlow (possibly my own issues, however). I still have HBC on an SD card old skool stylee. Drive recommended|0}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA Nobility NH92 640GB Silver|125f:a91a|Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work|WiiFlow stuck at the "Insert hdd into USB" screen. The device enters spinup-spindown-loop two or three times, then stays up for a few seconds, then spindown permentally. Under Wininkoko's WAD Manager 1.7, the device is not recognized as an USB 2.0 device, and directly load it as an "USB Mass Storage Device" doesn't work either, I have to "USB 2.0 Mass Storage Device" -> let it fail -> "USB Mass Storage Device" to get it to work. HBC 1.0.8 works, tho.|1}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA SH02 white||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nrsfkk DriveStation 640GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|picked up any loader i tried straight away played blazing angels for a few hours no spindown at all however sometimes it goes asleep in the loader if your not scrolling through games!|5}}

{{USBDevice|Fujitsu-Siemens Storagebird 35EV840 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/d82l55 H3640U]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader picked it up after a couple seconds and formatted with out any issues. 8MB cache makes it a little slower writing to it than my other drive with 32mb cache but great for the price!|4}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/8rvsdm4 Intenso Memory Station]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|CFG USB Loader v70 with no problem. Formatted it on Wii in wbfs. Looks good in white.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie External USB Device||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, (but first time us start usb loader getting error: Could not initialize USB storage subsystem! (ret -6) just try again and should work).|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 640GB External USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 640GB White||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfect for me!|4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/nnausj FreeAgent Xtreme 640GB (USB 2.0, Firewire 400, eSata)]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly, will go into detail after more testing.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-M2-Portable-HX-M640UAB-external/dp/B004VSH1PO M2 Portable 640 GB (2.5") HX-M640UAB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|* Tested with CFG USB Loader, works like a charm both on wbfs and on fat32 partition. no problem with size or formatting
* Took my time looking through this page and decided on this drive and I'm glad I did! Using CFG v.70 USB Loader 1.5 games load quickly and run just fine from my 200GB WBFS partition. The rest is formatted NTFS and works great with WiiMC. I used linux to make 2 ntfs partitions then WBFS Manager 3.0 in Windows to convert one of them to WBFS. I'm happy!|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 640GB (2.5') HX-MU064DA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|No win with this device, error "unexepected i0i error dump" when loading USB loader GX, cannot format to WBFS. Physical sector size is 1024 bytes, that's the problem. Don't buy this one! :-( |5}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://tinyurl.com/237lrlp G2 Portable 640 GB (2.5') HX-MU064DC]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great! I tested uLoader, USB Loader GX and CFG Loader directly from 5 gb FAT-partition on the device. The remaining space has a WBFS-Partition and all tested games work great on that. Long time tests (> 1 hour) follow...|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No Issues, works great! Was able to partition half to FAT32 and half stay NTFS.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STOR.E ART 3 (E05A064PAU2EW)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, nothing to say, works superb, very fast too!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio (E05A064CAU2CK)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great, a little bit slow as it's portable, tested with wiiflow NTFS 1 part. It looks great btw!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PX1393E-2G32||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PH3064U-1EXB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on 4.1U softmod. Would not format with Wii Backup Manager to WBFS, WII would not recognize drive in fat/ntfs format|1}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 640GB 8M 5400 tr/min - USB - Storejet Anti-choc -TS640GSJ25M ||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good (++ iam another user for me just working with 1 usb loader see my sentence after your message)
(another user wii v4.2 e hack sciifii v3 and pimp my ride v2.11) but just 1 usb loader working with this disk, its ""Configurable USB loader 60"" from Ogzzee ( few bugs with this loader but i think the nexts revisions will be better), and works just with 1 wbfs manager, ""wii backup manager""
- not working with another manager and another loader (i have format with usb loader 60)!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet 25M3 USB 3.0 640GB TS640GSJ25M3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted to WBFS O.K. but locks up with ULoader and WiiFlow either in menus or sometimes in game titles. No game has worked so far unlike my perfect 25M 500GB :( Tested on 4.3. **Update Feb 2011: 25M3 contains Samsung HM641JI - connected it via a cheap USB to SATA cable (with power from a power supply) and it works! The drive is now installed in a Sumvision E-Gem enclosure and working fine.|0}}

{{USBDevice|TREKSTOR 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good !|0}}

{{USBDevice|ULTRA-SPEED 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (partitions no prob ntfs/wbsf) Works perfectly !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store n go - USB 2.0 - 640 gb||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WORKS PERFECTLY WITH USB LOADER GX , Fast ripping/loading times costs 70 euro in holland so nice price really if u want to purchase you should do this!|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 6400BEV WD Elements|1058:1010|Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400AAK ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. No lag and very fast. Similar to above AAK and may be the exact same drive.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried everything - all USB loaders, error 002 fixes, couldn't even load any game, even wii sports from backup.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport WDBABM6400ABK |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly under USB Loader GX and WiiFlow with NTFS and WBFS. Very good speeds.|4}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ycesta4 MyBook Essential Ed.]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works great very quick!|4}}

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==750GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/SH14USB3 SH14] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|-|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 750GB Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 500GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie 750 GB External HDD ||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works, loader has "waiting for usb device", just restart the hdd and it works! |2}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD - OneTouch 4||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. 250GB for WBFS and 500GB for Windows ... 250GB is the first partition, and the 500GB is formatted in NTFS. Works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung 750 GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Desktop 750 GB External HDD only USB 2.0 no E-Sata ||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|Works like a charm , but i only made a 350 GB wbfs partition since i read that more than 512GB won't work. This drive doesn't work at all for me. 350gb WBFS, 30gb Fat32 and rest ntfs. Wii is unable to detect it, also emulators unable to detect it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Pro 750 GB External HDD (USB 2.0 and E-sata) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after cIOS38 rev14 Install from Waninkiko's site. Just use IOS249 when installing. Recognizes entire disk (698.xx GB)! Using USB Loader GX (newest version as of 9/23/2009) with "error 002 fix" turned on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 750GB (ST906404EXD101-RK) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CFG USB Loader (Loader GX freezes at black screen). Formatted 100% FAT32. Drive is USB-powered. Fast! Configured drive with Seagate Drive Manager to turn off spindown. Seemed prudent. Didn't test with spindown on. Works fine with USB Loader GX 2.0 (formatted in wbfs).|2}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/ykfebhs 750GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive 3,5", (Model:SP-U35/750LC)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 3 partition, One with 400GB NTFS, one with 200GB WBFS, and one other with 150GB NTFS !|1}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075PBU2XK) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Will format, but will error when adding .iso. Useless-Zippy-
Tested and working, including writing and reading both ISO and wfbs games, with a standard NTFS windows filesystem format, using Configurable USB Loader. Must add "ntfs_write [equalsign] 1" to config.txt in the usb-loader directory. |8}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075ABU2XW) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Not useless. Erase pre-existing partitions before use. See http://blog.paulgu.com/2008/01/06/how-to-delete-gpt-protective-partition/ |0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://www.toshiba-multimedia.com/eu/store-external-hard-drives/alu-2-25/ STOR.E ALU 2 750GB (Model PX1709E-1HG5)] |0939:0B15|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fast Power-up, recognized by USB Loader and WiiFlow without any issues (1 partition WBFS)|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba [750GB]|0480:A006|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Just one partition WBFS format, more than 612 GBs, with open wiiflow u can read the drive but as soon as you click on "play" any game, the thing freezes, black screen, wiimote disconects and u have to hard power off the console, USBloaderGX doesn't work at all |0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [StoreJet 25M2 750GB (Model: TS750GSJ25M2)] ||Works|Works|Works|I bought this USB2.0 driver in 2012 March, Taiwan. Original partition: FAT32. Step1: Using the partition master downsizes the original partition. Step2: Useing partition master creat the first partition to NTFS. Step3: Using the WBFS Inteligent Gui format the first partiton, NTFS partition, to WBFS. Step4: Using the WBFS Inteligent Gui load game into it.)|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yfxv5vn MyBook 750GB external HDD - Essential Edition (Green Box)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements External Hard Drive 750GB USB2 WD7500E035-00 (silver) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 200GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/elements-se-usb3 Elements SE] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) (WDBPCK7500ABK-EESN) |1058:1042|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works with WiiMC 1.2.0 perfectly(NTFS). [http://tinyurl.com/wd-disable-idle WD-IdleDisable-Tool] |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/nxyyft MyBook 750GB external HDD - Premium Edition (Has 2 Firewire ports)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Linux, but with CIOS > 12 (tested with 13b, with CIOS 10 doesnt works)|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 750GB |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, tested with CIOS 17|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport SE 750GB WDBABM7500ABK-00| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I tried to format with Wii Backup Manager but did not work. Then I formatted as exFAT before and then an entire partition with WBFS using the Wii Backup Manager.

Works with the USB Loader GX r938. Wouldn't work at all for me! Kept locking up on init. Tried lots of different format options and configurations. Removed CD emulation, disabled SES, everything. Copies ISOs just fine, but freezes when loading ISO. Eventually tried 16GB Flash and all was well.|1}}

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==1TB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yksc2lm PDHD1000USE-72 1TB 16MB Cache USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive (WDC WD10 EACS-00D6B1 inside)]|0C0B B159|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 131gb WBFS partition leaves exactly 800gb left over.|1}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/hd710 DashDrive Durable HD710 USB 3.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested| - |0}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA DashDrive HV620 USB 3.0|125F:A31A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I formatted the drive as WBFS and USB Loader GX 3.0 worked without any issues |1}}

{{USBDevice|Aluratek Hurricane ACUES3501000F Hard Drive, External SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/yl2uuac Drivestation External USB 2.0 Model HD-CE1.0TU2]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|This drive works with a 1TB partition with loader 1.5. The drive has green power save features and livens up with the Wii. it also powers down immediately the Wii is turned off. The drive is instantly recognised. No issues with spindown and power save features can be enable, disabled completely or timeout adjusted using the Buffalo software. Serial no required for download from web site. the drive is fanless and has a green led on the front for power on/off and access. overall excellent!|7}}

{{USBDevice|EZY Notouch 1TB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX|0}}

{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yhtx6nm G-Force GF1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.1 works awesome!, Tested with USB Loader 1.5 and USBLoader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yz7x3hk G-Force II GFII1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and CoverFloader without any noted issues. Running it as the first of four partitions.|1}}

{{USBDevice|FujitsuSiemens Storagebird 35EV821 (WDC WD10 EAVS-00D7B1 inside)|152D-2329|Works|Works|Works|Sometimes a -1 Error (tested with 1.0 & 1.1) probably because of hdd standy. Homebrew tested: MPlayer CE / I cannot confirm this. My HDD has worked one time with USB Loader 1.1, but never again. USB Loader 1.5, Mplayer and Geebox do not recognize the hdd. -> Works when power is plugged in right after Wii starts!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/ntqk2u 1TB 7200 RPM 3.5" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive Formatted for Mac Model H31000US - Retail]||Works|Works|Works|[Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 Works awesome but GPT partition need to be changed to MBR first. Great price and 32MB buffer! Fantastic option|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive III 1TB||Not Tested|Works|Works|Recognized by USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/6z59yvx X Series 1TB, Black, External Hard Drive]|4971:CE17|Works|Not Tesed|Works|Works out of the box using WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Came formatted to FAT32 already.|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP [http://tinyurl.com/389xmuz SimpleSave 1TB Desktop Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Seem pretty good so far, got to format whole drive first. i split 500 gig to ntsc and 500 gig to wbfs using Wiiflow wii system 4.3]|}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Apollo UX 1TB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX & WiiFlow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/yh2cthk 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0]|059B:0370|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14. Every USB Loader tried works instantly. ~~ For me I have to turn the drive on after the wii is turned on before I can use USB loader GX but other than that it works perfectly (so far). 3 Games loaded in under an hour. You also have to make 2 partitions on the drive because the max size for wii is 500GB. - - Also for me works perfect, I made a partition of about 100gb, have to power it up AFTER the wii goes on. Works like a charm! [[User:Vistitua|Vistitua]] Works perfectly for me aswell. Partition 500/500. Doesn't matter what's turned on first, works with all usbloaders I've tested. Enjoy!! [[SoulSnatcher]] - I purchased this HDD and it works perfectly with NeoGamma R9, uLoader and USB Loader GX. I didn't have the problem mentioned above about bootup of the HDD. Overall, great HDD. I recommend a purchase.--- Underblaze: I have the newer model of this Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard drive model "31871900" bought in amazon and it WORKS PERFECTLY with wiiflow, configurable usb loader, neogamma, usb LOADER GX and uloader, Cios rev20, didnt have the problem about bootup, fast HDD, Buy it--Purchased this drive after reading compatibility here & am VERY happy. Inexpensive & Works great! Backed-up 5 discs into drive in approx 25mins. Partitioned 500gbWBFS/500gbNTFS. No turn on order, works either way with ALL loaders. Also works perfectly with Mplayer for movies (added to WBFS partition with Wii Backup Manager). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!--Have a 700Gb WBFS partition and a 230Gb NTFS and it was working fine on 4.3U Wii with Wiiflow and USB Loader |4}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygku3cg Select 1.TB 3.5" USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14 and USBLoader_CFG, I have 2x 500GB partitions, 1 for Wii and 1 for PC Backups '''/ works great with 1TB formatted NTSC & using USB LoaderGX (NO on/off switch)'''.|4}}
{{USBDevice|IProDrive [http://tinyurl.com/yf5q6ot 1.0TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow 1.1 and Neogamma R7.
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Works perfectly with WiiFlow 1.1, Neogamma R7, System Menu 4.2u. Works right out of the box even though it is formated to NTFS it loads games at amazing speeds. Use WBFS Manager 3.0 and it will work perfectly. '''The good thing is, this hard drive turns OFF when your Wii turns OFF which is like the 2.5" Hard Drives.''' Really cheap, good quality, looks nice, highly recommended! '''SAMSUNG DRIVE INSIDE.'''|14}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 1018|Not Tested|Works|Works| I split hdd into 2 partitions using easeus. Both FAT32. Used wii to format 1 FAT32 partition and successfully ripped and played games from wii using usbl.wad with 40sec recheck. Only took like 15 sec to boot. - run perfectly for me. If the loader doesn't see the hdd, plug it in the other usb port. - didn't work until I got Custom IOS38 rev 14, now works like a charm.|6}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 0951|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work| It seems that Lacie 1TB with this product id is not compatible with usb loaders.|5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/6yk4zc2 Rikiki USB 3.0 1 TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Nothing unusual so far.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Desktop ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. If using gparted - add boot flag to all your partitions.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDRive 2 go 1TB|152D:2351|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|NeoGamma unable to mount WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Carbon 1TB Black||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx and Neogamma R7. 2) Tested with menu 4.1 and USB loader FX rev. 874, no problems, formatted 1TB wbfs and installing games from real DVDs works too |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1T|04e8 6012|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32, tested with Wiiflow 500Gb WBFS partition (made with wbfs manager), rest NTFS |1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 1Tb model HX-MU010EAG22||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX and CFG USB Loader 320Gb FAT32 partition Rest Unused. Also works with whole partition WBFS in Neogamma |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 Portable 1Tb model HX-M101UAB/G||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| USB loader GX with the whole partition in NTFS works like a dream. No issues experienced, just plug in and play!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung Story Station External Drive 1TB - Model HX-DU010EB|04e8 5f05|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://goo.gl/LAadG Seagate STBX1000200 Expansion Portable 2.5" external drive 1TB (USB 3.0)]|0bc2 2320|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Loads without issues using CFG USB Loader but games sometimes hang during play |0}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yjse6cq FreeAgent Desk 1TB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Unplug power from drive, boot Wii, Load Homebrew, plug in power, wait until drive light glows, load usb loader. Mine is [ST310005FDB2E1-RK] and I split it into 2 partitions (FAT32 for game and NTFS for other stuff), works using cIOS 222/223 v4 and CFG Loader v48-fat without the power trick, Mplayer-CE 0.75 works with both partitions.
I also partitioned into two equal drives like person before me, one NTFS and other WBFS. Loaded 59 games, no problem. didnt have to do any tricks, plug-in-play.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/23wuoku Expansion 1TB USB Desktop External Hard Drive]|0BC2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Registered Drive first with Seagate. WBFS Manager on Windows x64 couldn't format (not sure about x86, didn't try with USB Loader), ran Ubuntu LiveCD (x86) and installed [http://code.google.com/p/linux-wbfs-manager/ Linux WBFS Manager]. Formatted to Fat32 first, then WBFS. Once formatted, WBFS Manager on Windows worked for copying games. Works with Configurable USB Loader as a single 1TB partition for installing games. It will turn off when the Wii is off as well, so no need to unplug the power supply. The drive goes into sleep mode after a short while of non-use, causing some emulators to lose save data or crash. [http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/downloads/SeagateDriveSettings.exe Seagate Drive Settings] has an option to remove the sleep mode.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzswnoc FreeAgent Xtreme 1TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 128GB partition, USB Loader 1.5 and cIOS38 rev 13b. Not sure if it matters but I disabled the power save (spindown) feature.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzyj6fe External Desktop Model St310005EXM101-RK]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|As of June 22nd, 2009, this drive works just fine as one huge 1TB partition. You will need to edit the sleep/power management settings; the current value is set at 15 minutes. Download the 'FreeAgent Desk Software' from the Seagate link at the top of the page to change these settings. I had to Format as FAT32 with EASEUS Partition Master before it would work. Works well as 1TB. / Works fine even without changing the power saving settings. / Confirmed: you don't need to change any power settings. Format at FAT 32, then WBFS and you're good to go. Drive works great.|9}}

{{USBDevice|Silicon Power Rugged Armor A80 1TB USB External Hard Drive - Retail||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Recognized correctly but has random lockups even when browsing titles. Other USB hard drives work fine. These problems occur on USB Loader and WiiFlow.|1}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleDrive [http://tinyurl.com/ykogeyu 1TB USB 2.0 (7200rpm) External Hard Drive - Retail]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 & Usb Loader GX, Used with Cfg Usb Loader workin perfectly|3}}

{{USBDevice|Sony 1TB HD-E1 External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive ||Works|Not Tested|Works| I have a NTFS partition with 150GB and the other partition in FAT32 with 780GB,formated with EaseUS Partition Master, both partitions recognized, but i tested everything only with the FAT32 partition (Primary and Active, Cluster size 32kb): Works perfectly with Wiiflow 4.1.3 and CFG Usb Loader r70 , i tested 2 wii games using cIOS 249[56]-d2x-v8-Final and 2 gamecube games usindo Dios Mios v2.10, I played a wii game for 3 hours nonstop, with no crashes, no errors, no problems. Tested with Homebrew aplications, Usb Loaders and Dios Mios Booter, everything works great. The HDD turn off when the wii turn off normally. Great option.|0}}

{{USBDevice|TrekStor USB 2.0|1E68:0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Without problems|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Works | Not Tested | Works | Bought drive, formatted entire drive as ntfs, put *.wbfs backups in usb:\wbfs directory, plugged in to softmoded Blue Wii (NTSC 4.3e, mauifrog), Launch CFG Usb Loader v70, drive detected immediately, all games showed up. Launched/played a few games (IOS 249) and everything works great so far. Will update if any issues come up over time. | 2 }}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Works | Not Tested | Works | Drives does have a spindown/sleep feature that can not be turned off. Works fine with wii games though as the cios keeps the drive awake all the time.If you use the drive with emulators or Dios Mios then the games will freeze up or give error message or screen usually within 5-10 minutes of game play. Tested in Configurable USB loader gx with cIOS 222| 4 }}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.walmart.com/ip/Toshiba-Canvio-USB-3.0-1TB-USB-3.0-Portable-Hard-Drive/17654758 Toshiba Canvio Plus USB 3.0 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-3/HDTC610XK3B1 (Black - HDTC610XK3B1)] ||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Verified 7 Games thoroughly from WiiFlow and it played flawlessly. Partitioned as 200MB FAT32 for homebrew and rest NTFS for games. Just regular 3.0 cable that came with it works fine (no need of y cable) (Concerning USB Loader: I use CFGLoader and it works perfectly with a ew games that will refuse to run. Higher space games such as Brawl will not work.)|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 1TB USB 2.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|-|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 2S 1TB USB 3.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive|0930:0b10|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with any USB. Tested with Configurable USB Loader, USB Loader GX and with WiiFlow. Formatted in WBFS and NTFS but nothing worked. Wii can´t find and mount the drive |2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://tiny.cc/6kWjX 1 TB USB 2.0/eSATA Desktop External Hard Dive PH3100U-1EXB]|0939 0B13|Works|Works|Works|Works out of the box with GeeXboX, but additional software to remove the virtual cd off the hard drive is required to make it work with usb loaders and such. Drive conversion software can be found [http://www.mediafire.com/file/domzt5mzmmk/toshiba_drive_converter_v107.exe here] I just got 2 of the 'gen2' drive models and they are not compatible with the Wii. When any access attempt is made the drive shuts down. It fails in homebrew, USBLoader, Wiiflow. I made sure to disable the drive sleep mode and both of the new gen 2 models fail in the same way.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STOR.e PLUS 1TB USB 3.0 & 2.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive - [http://www.toshiba.eu/hard-drives/portable/store-plus/hdtp110ek3aa/ P/N: HDTP110EK3AA] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Use '''Pimp My Wii''' Too update eveything. Update '''USBLoader GX to rel 3 (or higher)''' and use an updated HBC. Works Fine With UsbLoader GX. Doesn't Work with NeoGamma|2}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim [http://tinyurl.com/yhs2x7j 1TB USB Storage]||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3-fat (great loader). Worked great with 1TB partition full on fat32. great Working hdd. |4}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim 53018 Store 'n' Go Portables 1TB USB3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3. |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yzs3hsb MyBook Essential Edition 2.0 1TB External USB Hard Drive (WD10000H1U-00)]||Works|Works|Works|Tryed with cIOS249, cIOS222, cIOS38 rev 13b, cIOS36, Geexbox, USB LOADER GX, USB loader 1.4, USB loader 1.5. This one works great for me exact same model #. No problems at all. Using Hermes 222/223. Have WBFS and FAT partitions both work. Needed to update Wii to 4.0, and split into two partitions, FAT and WBFS, to work with homebrew and USB Loader. WARNING--> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well. Works well using entire partition as WBFS with USB Loader GX, installs games, powers on/off with Wii|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yjlefhb MyBook Essential 1 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive WDBAAF0010HBK-N /-NESN]||Works|Works|Works|I http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/skins/GBAtemp_v3/tables/pbox_s_brcnr.gifhave it working with USBLoaderGX, System Menu 4.1, latest cIOS and DOP patches. I first used the supplied WD SmartWare to turn off power saving mode (never spin down), then created the first partition as WBFS, using almost the full 1TB, then a second partition as FAT32 using the remaining 32GB to hold the USB Loader app, and all the disc cover images, etc. Works like a charm. Tried with Homebrew on fat 32 partition and it works like a charm!|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. ( note: I use the entire 1TB partition but have to install games from PC using a WBFS tool. cannot install games from Wii.) It's normal, you can't install game in partition + 512Gb, need PC. Works with full 1TB partition under USBLoader 1.5, Yaba's Loader.dol and under USBLoader GX(Both DOL and HBC).Have ripped about 12 games into it from a Waninoko 4.0 Updated wii Using Both Yaba's DOL and GX's DOL. WARNING --> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well.|41}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential SE||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but only tested by me with 2 partions. Spindown can easily be deactivated, other Software from WD can also be easily be deleted. Works great for backups only. Homebrew, Savegame Manager GX, Wiixplorer, and other usb file detection/modifications do not work. I have not run into a loader that will not work, including Triiforce. Have tested with 1, 2, and 3 partitions with various setups.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-Portable/dp/B0041OSQ9S My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0/2.0 WDBACX0010BBK-00]|0730 1016|Works|Not tested|Issues|Works with USB Loader; tested with single NTFS partition. Disabled spin-down with Smartware utility. Works with Homebrew and Configurable USB Loader formatted with FAT32. Difficulty with Configurable USB loader formatted FAT32 & NTFS, worked with Wiiflow though. Can be problematic.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yj4oo5l My Book Home Edition WDH1CS1000N]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Has trouble booting up with USBloader GX, just make sure to turn on the external first, and wait 10-15 secs before turning on the Wii. Fails 1 out of 5 times. This is due to the multiple ports most likely. However, this drive does have a very fast transfer speed during PC transfers because of the other fast ports. It's worth the buy regardless, and it's very quiet and efficient.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/3usup8 My Book Home 2 Edition]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Gives -1 Error; got it working with cios222 and uloader2.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD SATA Hard Drive (1TB) + USB2.0 to SATA Bridge Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I confirmed wbfs_win.exe(wbfs windows port build 'delta') can install game into 1TB full size wbfs partition! ( *** ATTENTION *** USB Loader1.0/1.1 cannot install game into wbfs partition larger than 512GB(524,289MB), so if you install games from Wii DVD drive, you need to partition your Hard Drive in order that the partition size is smaller than 512GB.)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 1TB, Brand number: WDE1UBK10000E||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.5e., USB loader gx., Visual USB loader|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements 1 TB external harddrive]||Works|Works|Works|I have made 2 partitions from 500GB with windows/ i made 2 partitions as well a 50gb fat and a 880gb WBFS everything is detected without any problems! / Works with whole 1TB as WBFS to/ Works without problem as whole 1TB FAT32 partition with Homebrew.Also works as whole NTFS partition with Configurable USB Loader |10}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements Desktop 1TB, USB 2.0]|0bc2:3300|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. takeoff after a long pause. -- No pause here, played > 500h (in about 2 months, up to 5h without pause) on it without any problems - Tested with USB Loader GX|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/o58l4mc Elements 1 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive WDBAAU0010HBK-NESN]| |Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, haven't got any issues with it. I've been using it and play for a couple of hours with no hiccups at all |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B8PPEY Elements SE 1TB Portable]|1023:2005|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 500Mb FAT32 partition for Homebrew apps and 950+Gb NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used CFG USB Loader. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and CFG USB Loader Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Couldn't be happier.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0052L77SA Elements SE Portable 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBPCK0010BBK)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 1 TB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used USB Loader GX. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and USB Loader GX Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Best choice.|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBBEP0010BBK (BL or RD are blue or red))]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 10GB FAT32 partition and 990GB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used Configurable USB Loader and WiiFlow. Worked instantly. Does not require external power supply. Best choice. Works Very Good In WFBS partition 600GB and the rest in NTFS whit WiiFlow and USB Loader GX.|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/817-o0fWn2L._AA1500_.jpg My Passport]|1058:0748|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Two partitions: 10G on fat32 for Data and 922G on fat32 for the games as wbfs copied by Wiithon. It is working fine so far.|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD Western Digital Technologies, Inc. Elements 1000 GB|1058:1003|Works|Works|Works|No problems|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD Western Digital My Passport Ultra 1 TB|1058:0741|Works|Not Tested|Works|No problems|0}}
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==1.5TB==
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{{USBDevice|Dane Elec SO Ready 1.5TB |152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried using NTFS partition and Configurable USB loader. Didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird 1.5TB External HDD 3.5" ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/17/19 using USB-Loader GX, ULoader, CFG USB Loader. 500GB Partition in WBFS Format. Hermes cIOS rev 4/5 works, too. Green Stripes at Top and Bottom using NeoGamma R8 Beta 3. Other settings and Loaders not tested, yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega - Prestige 1.5TB External USB 2.0 Hard Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1U. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ye9dyx4 IProDrive 1.5TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow and Neogamma R7.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 1.5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Hard Drive works great, you can use de whole 1.5TB as WBFS partition. You can put games on the HD with WBSF Manager or copy them with your Wii. I have now 301 games on it, not tested all the games yet, but no errors so far. You can put the sleeping mode of with Maxtor Manager, free download on de maxtor/seagate site.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hewlett Packard Carbon 1,5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Works great, you can use de whole disk as WBFS partition.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung SpinPoint F2 HD154UI 1.5TB External HDD with Case from cnmemory||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 4.0e., USB loader gx.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1,5T|04e8 6013|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M3 Station 1,5T||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested USB loader GX with the whole disk as one partition in NTFS. No issues at all.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Story 1,5TB||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested configurable USB loader, whole disk as FAT32 partition. Didn't work with NTFS, ends up corrupting the partition. |0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent XTreme 1.5TB external 3.5" USB HDD (also includes Firewire ports) |0BC2 3101|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 16 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.2U. 397GB partition in WBFS format. Hermes cIOS rev 4 installed, but not in use. Other settings and loaders not tested yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yeh4b6l Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in an Antec MX-1 enclosure and tested successfully by dabotsonline in an Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate GoFlex 3.5" USB Device|0bc2 5071|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by Wiiflow and USB Loader GX. Playing has been tested as well on 4.3U Wii and works great on partitioned NTFS/WBFS drive|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd3yjs9 Seagate FreeAgent External 1.5TB Hard Drive ST315005FDA2E1RK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.4e. Also works on system 4.0u although it must be plugged in before turning on the wii.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio 3.0 Plus USB 3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great on CFG, WiiFlow and USBLoader GX. Games play nice and snappy. Formatted and put NTFS and FAT32 partitions on. Games install just fine.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 47513 1.5TB HDD USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2, USB loader gx, Neogamma R7., R8. and WiiFlow|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycshjch Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBAAF0015HBK-00)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It works out of the box! One NTFS partition and used cfg usb loader 61 b6
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{{USBDevice|Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBACW0015HBK-NESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great on USB Loader GX r1198! DIOS MIOS 2.3 also works.
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{{USBDevice|Western Digital Element 1.5TB External USB 2.0 3"5||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1E.
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Works fine with 2 parts: 1To for Wii and 500Go NTFS.
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Works fine with 3 parts: 1TB for NTFS, 32 GB for FAT32 and other space for WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice| [http://www.maplin.co.uk CnM CORE3 External HDD 1.5TB (bought at Maplin)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried out of the box as NTFS, not seen. So formated using fat32format and used cfg usb loader 0.70 both times, not seen|0}}|}

==2TB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] | 1058:1110
|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However did have to format through WBFS Manager on the PC, as the Wii wouldn't recognize it. I was able to use the whole drive in one partition after that. Loads great afterwards. I am using USBLoader CFG v.40 iInstead of USBLoader. Also have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update if you use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It will let you format to WBFS using the Wii, but you will need to create a couple partitions on the Hard Drive to deal with the 500 Game Limit. I used Partition Wizard Home Edition and made 3 Partitons two WBFS and one Fat32 for Emulator Games and Covers for Usb Loader, install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 so you can use multiple partitions with USB Loader CFG.
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Separate confirmation: Worked in USBLoaderCFG v.50fat using wbfs_file v2.8 by oggzee after formatting 3 partitions as fat32 with [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/fat32format.htm fat32format] , works beautifully
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I have an old style WD My Book Essential External 2TB Hard Drive MDL:WD20000H1U-00 all set as a fat32 partition (No 500 game limit this way, like wbfs and it can be read without any special software on any computer). Everything I have tried to use on the Wii with it works 100%. USB Loader GX and USBLoader CFG, every emulator that supports usb, triiforce, Mplayer, Wii Earth.... well actually anything that i have found that is supposed to work from a usb drive works on this drive! The new model that replaces this drive can be made to work with the Wii too, but it is not as good and takes some playing with. The easy way to tell the two apart is the old style just has 2 blue lights on front and the new ones have an actual fullness gauge. So if you can find the old style or atleast the old style case and buy a 2TB WD internal drive to put into it. I will tell you it will work with everything for the Wii 100%. The new style I can't guarantee because I dont know your skill level. But it can be done.
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Works . Have 3 Partions . 1. Fat 32 2. WBFS 3. Wbfs Using Usb Loader cfg 222 mload (latest) Works for everything except Triiforce usb . Occasionally not seen by homebrew but after mounting with Usb loader cfg no issues . Using Wii System 4.2 Purchased [http://tinyurl.com/ycaxvow here]
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 Seagate drive below based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3832ogj WD My Book Essential 2TB; USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Interface Model:WDBACW0020HBK-00] | 1058:1130 |Works|Not Tested|Works| 1 Partition NTFS, Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player without any problem. The great feature of this hard drive that when you turn your Wii Console On or Off, this hard disk will autamtically goes On or Off, so you don't need to press the back button of the HDD to turn it on or off. |1}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Book Essential 2TB USB 3.0 | 1058:1140 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| USB Loader GX and Wiiflow on Wii 4.3U with d2x7IOS did not detect games on WBFS partition after the Wii was turned off and back on again. I had to power cycle the drive for it to detect the drive again. NTFS worked fine with WIiMC|1}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega Prestige Desktop Hard Drive ||Works|Not Tested|Works|
This drive works perfectly, after two failed drives, I didn't think I had my Wii configured, but this drive solved the problem. I have all my apps on the FAT32 partition and my back-ups on one of two WBFS partitions. I've loaded several games and played for hours without any problems, as well as used several homebrew apps.
Wii System 4.3U
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{{USBDevice| [http://www.hitachigst.com/external-drives/desktop/touro-desk Hitachi Touro Desk DX3 Model: HTOLDX3EB20001ABB connector: USB 3.0 size: 3,5"] |--| Works | Not Tested | Works | Works perfectly with CFG Loader v70/249 and NeoGamma R9 b56 c249, only partition WBFS, connected with USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 cable (NO works in "WiiFlow 222y249" and "USB Loader GX 222/249" with partitions FAT32, NTFS y WBFS)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate External 2TB Desktop Drive Model # (unknown)||Works|Not Tested|Works|
2 Partitions: 1.WBFS / 2.FAT 32 
USB Loader GX / USB Loader CFG 
Snes9x GX / VBA GX / FCE Ultra GX 
Wii System 4.2E / CIOS 249 Rev.19
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 WD drive above based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6ntjeb2 Seagate GoFlex 2TB Desk USB 3.0 + 2.0] 
 
Best Buy http://tinyurl.com/aktnotc 
Model: STAC2000106 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 3550901 
UPC on box: 6364903536 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 9zqan7-571 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) srd0sd0
||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect. No issues at all so far. 1 NTFS partition created with windows 7x64 with .WBFS files on it with Wii Backup Manager. Using CFG Loader 70. D2x v7 final cIOS.
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Confirming this works on Wii -PS3 - Xbox - PC and Mac - I bought this to replace the STA2000100 (which I added here) - Every program works and reads the drive fine. The following programs were tested: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01), WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, WiiMC 
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ara5ehw Seagate Backup Plus Desktop Drive 2TB] 
 
Best Buy http://tinyurl.com/ara5ehw 
Model: STCA2000100 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 5597304 
UPC on box: 6364904056 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 1DXAN3-570 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) srd0sd0
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The following programs work: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, WiiMC, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01) 
The following DO NOT work with this drive: WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, 
Tested with Both USB 2 & 3.0 bases, tried with FAT32 (*Highly suggest LOGICAL partition) & NTFS- No difference detected. Nothing crashed in 6 hours of use and various games with USB3 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Format as FAT32 LOGICAL to make this work on more homebrew apps and PS3 but nothing I've tried gets the Xbox to identify this .
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/bclf9of Seagate Backup Plus Desktop Drive For MAC 2TB] 
 
[http://tinyurl.com/akfpd8g Best Buy] 
Model: STCB2000100 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 5597331 
UPC on box: 636490467 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 1DZ9N1-570 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) SRD0SD0 
Actual Hard drive Part # (listed under model #) 1DZ9N4-500
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The following programs work: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, WiiMC, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01) 
The following DO NOT work with this drive: WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, 
Tested with Both USB 2 & 3.0 bases, tried with FAT32 (*Highly suggest LOGICAL partition) & NTFS- No difference detected. Nothing crashed in 6 hours of use and various games with USB3 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Format as FAT32 LOGICAL to make this work on more homebrew apps and PS3 but nothing I've tried gets the Xbox to identify this .
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{{USBDevice| Seagate 2TB (uexact name unknown) 
 
Best Buy (forget) 
Model: assembly number unknown (no box, not written on drive) 
SKU: Sorry, No box 
UPC: no box 
Part # for Assembly of hard drive plus base: Unknown 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) SRD0SD0 
Actual Hard drive Part # (listed under model #) 1DXAP2-500
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Identical results to the Mac drive having the same hard drive model # (though this is a DIFFERENT drive, bought the same day as the mac one - this is the windows version and i threw out the box so now I'm stuck with it...) 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Not even PS3 and Xbox can read this so unless you only want to use it on the Wii and only for Games I'd avoid it.
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==4TB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/WD-My-Book-Essential-4TB-Desktop-USB-30-External-Hard-Drive-Black/product_103514 Western Digital Mybook Essential] Model WDBACW0040HBK| NA |Works|Not Tested|Works| Worked as FAT32 and as NTFS Logical. WiiMC works fine. Not tested on ps3 or xbox Model number on box has 'NESN' at the end. Model number on actual hard drive case has 'H1' at the end. Number on receipt: 718037802701. Inside of this WD drive is a Hitachi Part number 0F14697 |0}}
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==Other==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.sweex.com/nl/assortiment/storage/card-readers/CR009 Sweex USB Cardreader CR009]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2GB SD in CFG USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/le6dpm USB 2.0 to IDE SATA Converter - Vantec CB-ISATAU2]||Not Tested|Works|Works|all my HDDs work with this adapter very well, With this adapter, hd must be powered on and connected to usb before booting wii.|5}}
{{USBDevice|SABRENT USB-DSC5 Serial ATA (SATA) or IDE 2.5" and 3.5" to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Every Device (including DVD drives) works. Remember to correctly power device before loading USB Loader. No Problems at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|KÖNIG USB 2.0 TO IDE/S-ATA ADAPTER||Issues|Issues|Issues|Included AC adapter causes interference when usb is plugged in (horizontal bands across screen and audio noise). Switching to another AC adapter resolved the problem.|0}}
{{USBDevice|EN2535A Deluxe USB 2.0 to SATA/IDE 2.5", 3.5", 5.25" Cable|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with 250GB IDE HDD
formated with WBFS. Games load on both Wiiflow and Uloader, but freeze after a couple of minutes of playing. Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|USB 2.0 SD MMC Reader USB Device|14CD 8123|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested w/ 4GB PQI SDHC|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP With Memory Stick Prop Duo||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|The PSP is not fast enough to conect to the usb loader but if you make a game channel and install a game from your pc and start the channel it boots the game (this at least work with a 8gb mpd so that's how it works (maybe this is a solution for other hdd's that are not fast enough to connect |0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP-1001 (Phat) With 1GB Memory Stick Duo|054C 01C8|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Gives ret-1 with USB Loader 1.1 formatted or not.|0}}
{{USBDevice|ChipBank SD/MMC Reader USB Device|0420 1307|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with 4GB + 8GB NoName SDHC-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unbranded microSD(HC) reader|05E3 0715|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Occasional freezing in USB loader. Not enough to make any known games unplayable, but save often. This unit comes in the package with (some? most? all?) R4DS flash carts|0}}
{{USBDevice|Blackberry Pearl 8130|0FCA 8004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Claims any WBFS-formatted card is "unformatted", but appears to allow PC access anyway. USB Loader (1.1) still doesn't see it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 2TB My Book Essential Edition|1059 1100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Drive initially gave -1 error, but swapping to the other USB port got it detected. Loader will not see a partition table and gives a No partitions found! ret -38 error. Unable to format to WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mdj285 SanDisk MicroMate]||Works|Works|Works|SD(HC) to USB Adapter. Worked great with 1GB, 2 GB and 4 GB SDHC-Cards.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hama 8in1 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested SD-card1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DigiPower 32-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader/Writer||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested SD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|IOgear 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader DX sku.7134||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|microSD card reader, tested with 2GB Kingston|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaExpress All Flash Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantech 2 in 1 IDE/PATA and SATA to USB Adapter||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|Only tested 2.5 laptop PATA drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 30 GB||Works|Works|Works|You have to put the ipod into disk mode by holding center button and menu button at the same time, then right when the apple logo appears you press the center button and play/pause button at the same time.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mvn799 Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 60 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Simply use the iPod with its standard FAT32 partition, force diskmode as above. Still functions as working iPod :)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 40 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 20 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (1st Generation) 32 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (4th Generation with Usb Drive app) 32 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii Does not detect as mass storage device|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lpt3rs Apple Ipod Video 5.5G 80 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required to work, as above. Needs to be formatted using a command line version of WBFS set to use a 2048 block size|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Classic (6th Generation) 80 GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Putting it into Disk Mode doesn't solve the 'unable to initialise' error. Disc Mode worked playing videos with GeeXboX|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple iPod Nano (1G) 1 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required when formating. Use Gibbed WBFS tool to format. DO NOT SAFELY EJECT. Disk mode required when connected to Wii. Must be connected before Wii is turned on.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested with Kingston 2GB SD-card. Tested with 16GB SDHC card and 2GB CF card|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/noldpr Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Reader - FCR-HS219/1]|6148 9738|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card and Sandisk 8GB Class 4 SDHC.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lw6xbv Transcend TS-RDS5W Card Reader]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/SDHC/MMC Card to USB Flash Drive Adaptor|058F 6335|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards 512MB to 1GB all worked in the device : |0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/miniSD/MMC/RSMMC Core Micro USB Adaptor||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a 16G SDHC Kingston card |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20M3.png MicroSD reader - T-Flash/R4]|058F 6535|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB, buy with R4 (nindendo DS modifier)|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20cycloDS.png MicroSD reader - CycloDS Evolution]|14CD 6700|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Not detected under usbLoaderGX, works under Brisma's loader when inserted just before pressing A to select the device. Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB. This works fine for me with Neogamma, not tried other loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader - Acekard/Acekard2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Kingston MicroSD 2GB. Played a few games for a couple of hours each and they all ran smoothly. |0}}
{{USBDevice|IRiver H340 Multi-Codec Jukebox - 40gb HDD||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Created a WBFS partition in Windows. Transfered games. USB Loader Freezes when device is connected. |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE Y-E Data 9 in one 1 Adapter |057B 0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards (CF and SD) 16MB to 512MB all worked in the device |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE 150gb Design by F.A. Porsche |057B|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works Perfect with GeeXboX and the Loader |0}}
{{USBDevice|Dynex Mini Memory Card Reader/Writer|058F 6337|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to initialize in USB Loader. Tried SD, MiniSD and MicroSD cards in reader.
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I was able to get several games running on a micro SD card through one of these babies. USBLoader GX and all. Sandisk 8 Gb micro SD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Storex Mobi-disk 200Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfect with the Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa View 16GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected with GeeXboX only if plugged into the wii before launching the program. Formatted FAT32, firmware version: 01.03.02A|1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa e140 1GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected fully with GeeXboX on startup and when usb device list is refreshed. Formatted FAT32. Not tested with memory card inserted. Firmware:1.0.010A|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme USB 2.0 Reader|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS M3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony NW-HD5 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to WBFS - Loads ISO to device - 3 games tested all fine!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.8110~r.12128430 Mini USB 2.0 to SATA Dongle]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Use with external power adapter. The hard drive does not shut down when the Wii is turned off, so care must be taken to ensure that the drive is powered down when not in use.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|HTC Touch Pro Mobile Phone||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as mini-USB card reader, if ActiveSync is turned off.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1594~r.12128430 Unbranded SATA to USB 2.0 bridge ] + Portable USB 2.5" HDD Box (Vento by Asus) |04fc 0c15|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 250gb Western digital (WD2500YD-01NVB1) partition 1 fat32, partition 2 fat32 -> WBFS. do not use "quick" fat32 format.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N97 Nokia N97 32GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/5800_XpressMusic Nokia 5800 XpressMusic 8GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|iRiver H10 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Fails to be detected by the Wii with drive in emergency (mass storage) mode or regular mode.|0}}
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{{USBDevice|techsolo JMicron USA Technology Corp. JM20337 Hi-Speed USB to SATA & PATA Combo Bridge|152d 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with multiple HDDs|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/ga5U37 Box HD 2.5 Captiva]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 160 Gb Sata (WD1600BEVT)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://airlink101.com/products/aenu35se.php Airlink101 AEN-U35SE USB 2.0 SATA / IDE ]|0000 0000|Tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 2Gb green and Seagate 750Gb|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.houseofdeals.com/2020DUSB2.0toSATAIDE2.5/3.5/5.25CableAdapterw/OneTouchBacku.aspx 2020D USB 2.0 to SATA + IDE (2.5/3.5/5.25") Cable Adapter w/One Touch Backup]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; no issues through 3 hours of play. SATA not tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y3a43x2 nGear 2.5" SATA to USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yj5njlw AZiO ADP-SU33 SATA HD Dock]|04FC 0C25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested two different docks with 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8w2tk6 AZiO ENC311SU31]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|AZiO E377S31||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 750GB WDC HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pricebat.ca/Acom-Data-Samba-3-5IN-IDE-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure-USB-2-0-Fanless-Radiant.p_10067803 acomdata Samba 3.5" PATA/SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Works fine - tested with 200GB WD IDE drive. Not working - tested with 300GB Samsung SATA drive. Working - 120GB WD - was intermittent, but may be b/c of connection time|3}}
Eagle Tech ET-CSKESU2-BK Docking station w card reader. Does not work what-so-ever with any software USB loader. Used seagate and WD caviar 2.5" drives.

{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50114)|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.5 320GB split into a 60 GB FAT32 partition (set as primary) and the rest as WBFS (set as logical). [2] Tested with WD 1200BEVS-60LAT0 120GB harddisk, no problems. |1}}
{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50220)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.3 ST980811AS |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.priceminister.com/offer/buy/6123454/Additek-Boitier-USB-2-0-3-5-Pour-Disque-Dur-Max-480Mb-s-Ventilo-8-cm-Baies-de-stockage.html Additek 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 80gb and 160gb Maxtor IDE drives. Tested with USB Loader v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/sub5a1.asp Age Star 5.25" Aluminum External Enclosure: SUB5A1]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120gb WD IDE drive. v1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/cfb3a.asp Age Star 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure: CFB3A]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 40Gb Seagate IDE drive. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.aixcase.com/produktinfo_html/aix-iub2s.html Aixcase AIX-IUB2S USB 2.0 Aluminium Enclosure for 2,5" IDE HDD]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB (HM121HI) - Available in Germany - Cypress Chipset|0}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2USB-BKUK)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 400gb Samsung IDE drive split into a 60gb WBFS partition (set as primary) and the rest as FAT32 (set as logical). v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKAM)||Not tested|Works|Works|Tested with 160gb Samsung SP1614C SATA drive and 160gb Maxtor STM3160215AS SATA drive.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Akasa 3.5" Enclosure Integral P2 E-SATA (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKEU)|152d 2338|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 1Tb Samsung SpinPoint F2EG Desktop Class HD103SI SATA300. (does not work with NAND emulation/DiosMios|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.akasa-europe.com/akasa_english/spec_page/storage/spec_ak_enp2nes_bk.htm AKASA 2.5" IDE/SATA/SSD enclosure - Integral P2NES (product code AK-AK-ENP2NES-BK)]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 320gb IDE Western Digital (WD3200BEVE).|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 USB and eSATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 1.5TB SATA hard drive. Tested with a Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GB. Games install/format/play successfully while using Wii.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-100 USB SATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|USB Loader 1.5 Tested with a Seagate 320 Gb SATA hard drive and WD 250Gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|Bluestork Aluminium External Hard Disk Enclosure for 3.5" SATA-I HDD(BS-EHD-35)||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested on Wiiflow and USB Loader GX 2.0 with Western Digital Claviar Blue 320 GB SATA hard Drive formated in FAT32 and WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.box2s.com/english/ID5/ID5.html Box2s ID-5 3.5" SATA to USB Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WD 250GB Tested with wiiflow, usb loader gx and coverfloader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz98jya Buffalo DriveStation Duo - HD-W800IU2/R1]||Works|Works|Works|Replaced included drives with 2 x 1TB Western Digital hard disks. Work with RAID-1 and auto powers on-off with the Wii! Tested with VBA-GX, USB Loader GX, Geexbox, DIOS-MIOS 2.2|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/6467282 Bytecc ME-350V4 Smart-drive]|152D 2338|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Tested with 80GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; Wii video signal stops whenever drive is powered on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.cdfreaks.com/hardware/product/59193-Conceptronic-160GB-USB-2_0-Hard-Disk-Drive-3_5___-External.html Conceptronic External Hard Disk Box 3.5"]|0409 006a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a WD600AB-00BVA. Worked fine with a custom power supply for a couple of days, there are reading problems now.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch eSATA/USB hard disk box|152d 2336|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB hard disk box CHD2SUB||Works|Not Tested|Works|With WD 250GB HD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB 3.0 hard disk box ||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| With WD 750GB HD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Consus P 2.5" SATA to USB/eSATA Drive Enclosure|152D 2329|Works|Works|Issues|Tested with Hitachi 160GB SATA 2.5 Laptop drive - Update : after 5 games installed on the hd it now -1 takes like 5 or more loads of usbloader to get the list to pop back up|2}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 360 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with various drives using OggZee Configurable USB loader (USB loader 1.5) / Tested with USB Loader GX r874 / works only @ complete WBFS formated HD's (ntfs,fat32 or combined: black screen when you want to start a game) also can't use Cios 222 -> Black screen and Drive LED always on (cfg loader v50 and USB loader gx r874), image freeze after 2 mins |3}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 350 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 2 SATAII Samsung HD's and CFG USB Loader and USB Loader GX r874|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster Xcraft 350 lite - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I have tried this external case with a WD 160GB and a SG 1TB. Both work fine! Successfully tested with a WD Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (WD5000AAKS)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 250 Lite (RX-250-U2) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Transcend 32GB SSD. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6687ora Coolermaster X Craft 250 (RX-250) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a Fujitsu 60GB. Works with USB Loader r883, doesn't work with USB Loader r9xx, r1083 & Cfg Loader v65|0}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft Lite (RX-3HU-S) - 3.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a SG 160GB, Works fine while playing (But my HDD is now dead due to spindown issue after Wii in pause for 2h. I think it's only a hdd issue, not the enclosure). |0}}
{{USBDevice|CoolerMaster XPort 251 2.5" SATA -> USB2.0 & WD5000BEVT 500GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works very well with WD5000BEVT 500GB!Works with Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B 250 Go. Does not work with GrosBill (manufactured by MDT) 120 Go because of insufficient power delivered by USB port.|1}}{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylj9k4o CoolMax 3.5" External Enclosure HD-389-u2(SATA)]|152d 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 500GB SATA. USBLoader GX does not recognize this enclosure with a 1TB WD Green HD, goes straight to screensaver in both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg2mmmd CoolMax HD-360B-U2 USB 2.0 3.5"]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Maxtor DiamondMax10 120GB IDE and Western Digital 160GB IDE|0}}
{{USBDevice| CoolPodz 2.5" Aluminum Ultra Slim USB 2.0 to IDE Hard Drive Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Hitachi 4200rpm 60GB IDE laptop drive on USB Loader 1.5. If doesn't show up use both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco USB SATA/IDE adapter kit (SATA-61)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay (tested with many different 2,5" and 3,5" IDE HDs)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco External 2.5" IDE Enclusure MAP-DL21U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Not recognized by WiiFlow USB Loader with Hitachi Travelstar 60GB HTS726060M9AT00 and Fujitsu40 GB Hdd's - same result.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160919/ DMG 3.5" USB + LAN HDD Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 60GB & 200GB hard drives (Enclosure only £9.99 from Ebuyer)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/9467118/Dynamode-USB-2-0-3-5-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure/Product.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with 80GB SATA HDD. Tested w Samsung 120GB HDD - USB transfers interference to video signal |2}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" PATA HDD Drive Enclosure Caddy Blue USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 160GB Seagate PATA/IDE HDD - Caddy from eBay|1}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-3-5--sata-hdd-caddy-usb-2-0-5JFL.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure USB-HD3.5-ESF]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120GB Maxtor SATA HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus E-Series ET-CSEU2-SG 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 500GB HDD with a 300GB WBFS partition and a 200GB NTFS partition. Also tested with a 160GB Samsung HDD, works great.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus M-Series ET-CSMU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 200GB drive with single max WBFS partition. Tested with Ultimate USB Loader v7.2 and with Waninkoko v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTSIU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA OR IDE External l Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|Great unit installed a WD250 and works like a charm at about 40 games now no problems |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work. Tried with 2 different IDE Drives, neither worked. (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1). |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA, ESATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|250GB Maxtor SATA, USB Loader GX 1.0 rev 719, USB Loader 3.0b, Hermes cIOS 222/223 rev 4, Waninkoko cIOS rev 14|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/3.5-inch-Black-IDE-Aluminum-HDD-Enclosure/4923783/product.html eForCity 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure]|13FD 1040|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with SEAGATE Barracuda 80GB IDE HDD [http://www.amazon.com/SEAGATE-Barracuda-Model-ST380011A-Drive/dp/B0001FXAEC ST380011A]|0}}
{{USBDevice|Easy IDE" usb -> IDE interface||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" HDD Enclosure SATA and IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with ide disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" EM7048 HDD Enclosure SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 160GB disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykneze8 Enermax Brick 2.5" SATA EB208S-B]|05e3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|External Data Storage (2.5"/3.5" IDE to USB)|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2.5" Fujitsu. Tested with 250gb 3.5" Seagate.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec DB-339U2 IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 40GB, 80GB IDE and WD 500 IDE - this enclosure is especially for GERMAN/EUROPE users because the most items on this side are only available in UK or USA|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec FB-35US2 SATA II||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung SpinPoint F1, 1TB, 32MB Cache|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec Multi-function Storage IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized by USB Loader. USB Loader shows very slow countdown when connected, but won't see the drive or its WBFS partition. This is probably because the HDD case also has an integrated SD-card reader so USB Loader might not chose the right device from the five or six USB mass storage devices that there are. Tested with Western Digital 250 GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Formac disk mini 2.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with JMicron 465GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Galaxy METAL GEAR 3.5" SATA USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda Refurb 500GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.supermediastore.com/galaxy-metal-gear-box-ii-3506uep-3-5-inch-hdd-external-enclosure-usb-2-0-firewire-ieee1394-black.html Galaxy METAL GEAR BOX Substance II 3.5" IDE USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 80GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Gigabyte Anvil||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjpadyt HornetTek Hover SCC 3.5" SATA to USB/eSATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop1.frys.com/product/5893513/ HORNETTEK TRAVEL LITE 2.5" SATA TO USB]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No joy|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hornettek Viper 3.5" SATA/ESATA External HDD Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate Green 2tb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pcmedia.org/Box-Esterni_Docking-Station-Ichona-x-HD-SATA-2-5--3-5-.1.18.119.gp.14629.-1.uw.aspx Ichona Docking Station For SATA 2.5"/3.5 HD ]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital GP 500GB SATA + cIOS Rev12 + USB Loader GX 1.0 (Games tested: Wii Play PAL, Naruto Clash of the ninja revolution 2 PAL, The house of the Dead overkill PAL|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/37aa57z IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220 SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220-StU SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 2.5" Caviar Blue 250gb + Configurable USB Loader v60|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-220U PATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||2}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-250U-B IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB Toshiba Drive in several ways |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320GB 2.5 HM320JI |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221StU-B SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 320GB 2.5", USBloaderGX rev 560,CIOSrev12 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-223Stu SATA|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-224 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Seagate ST96812AS 60Gb 2.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/36xw9dk Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-290StUS-B SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA. +Tested with Seagate 500Gb 2.5 SATA, Tested with Western Digital 500GB (WD5000BEVT) and Hitachi Travelstar 500GB (HTS545050B9A300) + Seagate Momentus 5400.6|3}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-380 Series IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Maxtor Diamond Max 160GB *can't get the link to work|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-351AStU IDE/SATA Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Old Maxtor Diamond Plus 250GB - successfully tested a few dozen games for several hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/8284-tagan-ib-390-hard-drive-enclosure-review.html Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Deskstar 7k250 250 Gb and with a Samsung SpinPoint F1 - HD103UJ - 1 Tb 7200 RPM 32 Mb SATA II, and tested successfully by dabotsonline with a Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l3hmeo Icy Dock 3.5" External USB eSATA MB559US] ||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Samsung 80Gb 3.5" Sata II + Samsung 320 GB 3.5 Sata II|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz2wnca iMicro 2.5" SATA HDD External Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120Gb 2.5" SATA. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf6rdem iMicro 3.5" SATA IDE HDD External Combo Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond Max 10 3.5" 300 GB SATA. |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam25harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08411.aspx Inland u-Jam 2.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a variety of small (12GB, 20GB, 40GB) IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam35harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08410.aspx Inland u-Jam 3.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with usb loader gx (also didnt work) and Homebrew channel . Using a hitachi deskstar 82.3 gb Ide drive. Tested march 28, 2010. Tested with several similar deathstar's 6/13/10 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Inland u-Jam Pro IDE/SATA to USB Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Did not work with a small variety of IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, model I35USBEN|14CD 6600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Worked with WBFS Manager 2.5, but USB Loader GX failed to detect. Tested with Western Digital Caviar 250GB |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Config USB Loader with Hermes 222 IOS. Latest Wii updates as of 6-1-2011. Purchased from Ebay |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure with 40GB sata fitted, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Config USB Loader v69 after full update and soft mod with modmii on 16/05/12. All other USB loaders failed. Drive formatted fat32. Purchased from Ebay |0}}
{{USBDevice|ID:067B 3.5" External USB HDD Enclosure with power brick ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 3.5" Ide. Worked fine it has a manual on/off switch on the case. Upgraded to My Book esential 1TB but basicly this one was doing the job perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|i-rocks IR-9300 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with 80GB WD Caviar IDE HDD. Works perfectly with Coverfloader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjozz3f KINGWIN BJK-35USBI 3.5" IDE Enclosure]|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|KINGWIN KH-201U-BK 2.5" SATA Enclosure|05E3 0718|Works|Works|Works|Played a Divx video, SnesGX, and Usb Loader GX Tested over 30 mins|1}}

{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 04b4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 40gb, IBM 70GB ide disk|3}}
{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 05e3 0702|Not Tested|Works|Works|Different Vendor/Product IDs than the above LC POWER enclosure. Tested with Samsung MP0804H 80 gig harddisk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Link Depot EN-SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Fujitsu 40gb SATA MHW2040 (Original PS3 Drive)|0}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB2 eSATA Docking Station|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB3 UA0106||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives|2}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly G-S350SUA Hi-Speed eSATA/Firewire/USB 2.0 Enclosure 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Works|Works|Tested with Western Digital 1 TB Caviar Black 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly PHR-100A Aluminum 3.5" USB2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 500GB IDE drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykwpwc8 Macally PHR-250CC FireWire/USB 2.0 2.5-Inch IDE Hard Drive Enclosure]|03e0 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with IBM Travelstar 20 GB HD originally from a Powerbook G4|0}}
{{USBDevice|MadDog Usb Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Only works in the right usb port. Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew and Usb iso loader work fine. Tested with Samsung 80gb Drive UPDATE: Does not run backups past cios rev 10; incompatible with many new games. |2}}
{{USBDevice|MonoPrice HDD Dock USB 3.0 External HDD 3.5" SATA|?? ??|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with seagate 3.5" 750GB SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starlight M01-US SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate ST9160310AS, with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow and configurable USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Star Storage SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested with a Western Digital 750 GB 7200rpm WD7500BPKT, one partition FAT32 with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow / USB Loader / Cfg USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Nexxtech External HDD 3.5" IDE|0C0B 2BCF|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only works on the left USB port. Tested with WD 250Gb 3.5" IDE.|0}}
{{USBDevice|NoName External HDD 2,5 SATA|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OIAV USB2.0 2.5" HD External Storage System (IDE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|4GB 2.5" drive inside, 2 known bad sectors, works fine although crashes after 3 minutes during Zelda TP cinematic.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Omata 2.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 120 GB HDD (ST916082 1AS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://oyendigital.com/hard-drives/store/CB3-BK.html Oyen Digital MiniPro 2.5-inch FireWire 800/USB 3.0 Enclosure]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital Scorpio 250GB 5400RPM (WD2500BEVS). The device must not be connected to the Wii on first channel boot.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPE2010CC||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with PS3 40GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Point Of View External HDD casing 2,5 SATA|067b 2571|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Portable HDD DivX Player|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Looks like [http://www.madeinchina.com/76756/product-4404019/photo-4105112/HDD-Player.shtml this] Tested with 40G Toshiba and 80G Samsung drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Powerspec 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay, you're lucky if you get a game to load, it will probably freeze at the loading screen once the led on the enclosure shuts off anyway. 6/10/09 - Purchased PowerSpec drive enclosure with an Unknown 160GBOEM drive factory installed. Can format as WBFS and copy images via PC but no bootloader seems to detect it as connected.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Powerdata 2.5" USB IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Hard drive works fine in another enclosure, so enclosure is not compatible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rapsody S25 2.5" ENCLOSURE |0402 5637|Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader >1.4|0}}
{{USBDevice|Revoltec Acrylic 2.5" USB IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Various Hard disk and various capacity. The enclosure it's not compatible.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RITMO 3.5" HDD LAN ENCLOSURE IDE/SATA -> USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|used WD 160GB sata... purchased at msy.com.au for $25|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 2.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| http://msy.com.au $6! Only needs one USB port. Successful test with Configurable Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo 2.5" SATA to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| http://msy.com.au $10! Won't even recognize|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 3.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works| http://msy.com.au only $15|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 3.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Works with 223-mload, start drive after initial retry or drive hangs. Works with GeeXboX with a 120GB Maxtor HDD. Tested with WD 160GB HDD and uloader just hangs. The drive keeps spinning and the WII disk drive blue light keeps blinking |5}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 2.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB HDD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylhsa7e Rocketfish 2.5" SATA to Esata/USB2.0 enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 20GB Western Digital drive worked great, will test other apps later|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX234 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With 160GB Hitachi Deskstar salvaged from an old Acer Aspire 5100. Hot Swapped fine. 10$ enclosure at Newegg.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX353-S BLK (Black) 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 400GB Western Digital Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-SU SLV or BLK 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With an 80GB Seagate Drive. Also tested with Configurable USB loader and a 500GB WD drive partitioned in half, WBFS/NTFS. Works very well, tested with long sessions with multiple games. Both silver and black versions of the device are identical, so both work|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-IU BLK/SLV Aluminum 3.5" IDE USB 2.0 External Enclosure|067B 2506|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Maxtor formated with WBFS. Played for many hours on both WiiFlow and Uloader 5.1. Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX355-U Aluminum 3.5" IDE USB 2.0 External Enclosure|13FD 1040|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 250GB Maxtor formated with WBFS. WiiFlow crashes when loading any game, Uloader has error "No Partitions Found". Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 300GB Hitachi Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6pc45k Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with old Hitachi 160GB 5400 rpm formatted with WBFS. Working with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25B 2.5" IDE||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|This was with a Seagate 160gig ATA drive in enclosure. Hot swapping didn't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-ESU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Hitachi travelstar 40gb|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-EGU35 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure (Bought cheap from Costco)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Western Digital 250gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop3.frys.com/product/4289084 Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure ]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba 60gb SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 250GB SATA, USB Loader GX r907, works fine. Also tested with Hitachi TravelStar 120GB (wbfs) and Configurable USB Loader v67, no problems.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35D||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 120GB using v1.1 and 1.4|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35K||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked well with a small variety of hard drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzsarth Sabrent SBT-EKU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure]
[http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/SBT-EKU25/ Sabrent SBT-EKU25]|VID_13FD PID_1040|Works|Not Tested|Works|User 1: Tested Western Digital 160gb.
User 2: Works flawlessly. Tested with Cfg USB Loader and a 60GB Samsung MP0603H disk in NTFS format.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mxbraak Sabrent EC-UK25 2.5" USB 2.0 Enclosure]| 152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 160GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-223 SATA 2.5" Enclosure||Works|Works|Issues|This is how you make this encolsure work: Create a WBFS partition, then a second (as small as posible) with FAT32. Run Geexbox, restart from its menu, then load the USBloader. Tested with a Hitachi 160 Gb HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case25_sata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 2.5" SATA]|04FC 0C25|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 100Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case35_esata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 3.5" eSATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600YS 160Gb 3.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/archive/twin_drive/index_en.html Sharkoon Twin Drive]|04B4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 6L160P0 jumpered as Master and no second hdd|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.shintaro.com.au/products/enclosures/SH3-SATA/index.htm Shintaro 3.5" External Enclosure - SATA (SH3-SATA)]|13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600AAJS 160Gb 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|SIIG JU-SA0C12-S1 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure|1BCF 0C31|Works|Works|Works|Played Divx Video, SnesGX, USB Loader GX for 30 mins|1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech HDD Enclosure 3.5" IDE USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Punchout + WD 60GB and Quantum Fireball 40GB. Purchased from http://www.bestbytecomputer.com for $20CAD also tested with 100 GB Maxtor. Bought on ebay 19.99 free shipping. Also Works with 500GB WD|3}}
{{USBDevice|Smart drive 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 320GB, works fine with USB Loader. Also works for me with WD320gb and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.snt.com.tw/product.php SNT ST-2316B2 3.5" IDE to USB2.0/1394]||Works|Works|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 6L250R0 (250GB). Slightly choppy playback on GeeXboX, might not be related to the enclosure though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dansdata.com/sntboxes.htm SNT ST-2316C 3.5" IDE to USB/1394]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with an 80gb Seagate. Purchased from www.auspcmarket.com.au for $21.89; a direct link doesn't work - search for SNST2316C.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Startech Infosafe aluminum USB2.0 enclosure |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Western Digital 1.5 TB 7200 RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sumvision E-Gem (2.5" SATA) WXT-E822-2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with Samsung HM641JI 640GB taken out of a Transcend StoreJet 25M3 640GB USB3.0 drive which did not work (see 640GB drive section above).|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. |0x1bcf 0x0c31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB-SATA Adapter, Works fine with Toshiba TOSHIBA MK5059GSXP (500GGB); case is noisy; use "smartctl -s on" because smart is deactivated by default;|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/4mr25pb SYBA Spyker CL-ENC25007 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure]|1BCF 0C31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Enclosure can be bought from NewEgg for $10. Link: http://tinyurl.com/4fgq5vv|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tsunami.tobid.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part%3DPE25007&Category%3D115844 Tsunami Artek Speed2500 2.5" USB HDD Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Always returns -1 w/40GB drive that works in another enclosure.
Tested with SEAGATE 320GB Momentus 7200.3 SATA 2.5in HDD w/ NCQ, 16MB Cache workes 100% of the time havent goten a single error yet using wii coverflow USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|"Err -0 xfered games won't load, usb loader ripped games load but crash shortly after. Got to work with usb loader but having trouble detecting. Older versions work better. 516 build works pretty consistently. Tried with seagate and fujitsu drives.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|all 114 wii games load fine with usb loader, i even ripped games. Got to work with usb loader without any trouble of it being detected.. Tried with seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9320325AS
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Model purchased from Best Buy. Have tested with a 300gb desktop HDD (forgot brand, probably WD or Seagate), a 150gb WD Raptor X 10,000rpm ([http://tinyurl.com/2z5p46 WD1500AHFD]-00RAR1) desktop HDD, and currently using a 500gb Seagate Momentus 5400rpm (5400.6 [http://tinyurl.com/5rllmj ST9500325AS]) notebook HDD. [http://usbloadergx.koureio.net/ USB Loader GX] and [http://tinyurl.com/pvnx8d Configurable USB Loader] reads perfect, all games detected and load (unless something wrong with the game ISO itself). All have worked beautifully as of 7/27/2010. Ripping via either USB loaders was NOT TESTED. All games were loaded via [http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/ WBFS Manager] on a PC.
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{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX ST0005U Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested an assortment of 2.5" & 3.5" drives ranging from 80GB to 640GB (Seagate, WD, Maxtor, Fujitsu) on 4.2U with cIOS38rev14. All worked flawlessly in both playing and ripping games with USB Loader GX. |3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Silver River Duo 3.5" A2396|152d 2338|Not Tested|Works|Issues|Tested USB loader using SSB Brawl and the game will freeze anywhere from the initial loading screen all of the way through the end of brawl. Had a similar problem with another drive in the enclosure.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/a2bevgv TOOQ TQE-3518 3.5" IDE/SATA USB 2.0]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 SATA 200 GB (ST3200826AS). Is FAT32 and works great with Configurable USB Loader (v70)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.omega.com.tw/storage-UHD231.asp Omega 3.5" UHD231 IDE Enclosure]||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Ultron UHD-3500f||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 120GB IBM/Hitachi HDD. Works really great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfkxqdn Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock NST-D100UFS]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 750GB drive. 480GB is WBFS and the rest is NTFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/272 Vantec NexStar CX 2.5]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Seagate Momentus 320GB 5400.5 Update: Sometimes is not detected and needs restart to detect. Detected ~95% of the time. Update: If the harddrive is in the bottom usb and a flash drive is in the top usb I get 100% detection.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/Vantec-NexStar-2-5-Inch-External-Enclosure/dp/B002JQNXZC/ Vantec NexStar TX 2.5]|152D 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with old MacBook hard drive. Working perfectly. (seems to get sufficient power even if only plugged into single port, though I keep it plugged into both)
Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Same drive works with butchered Western Digital usb to sata adapter, with no issues. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron JM20329, and by the looks of this wiki, JMicron chipsets just may not be compatible. UPDATE: It is a usb power issue, I used one of those dual usb cables to provide the unit with more power, and it worked! This is not sustainable for me, so I bought another enclosure, but now we know.
|1}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec NexStar 3, 3.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 300GB. Stability issues depending on the game. Some games work perfectly, but most either Will work for anywhere between 1-15 minutes, then lock up or not work at all. Tested with a 500GB WD Caviar and it works flawlessly.
Could not get wii to recognize it at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/210 Vantec NexStar 3 NST-360U2-BL]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120gb WD12 drive. 32gb fomatted as FAT32 and the rest is WBFS, tested with Configurable USB Loader and all my games seem to load ok, haven't played any game for very long yet. Used Superdump v1.3 to rip my games to the FAT32 partition without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yju8rmn Vantec NexStar CX NST-300SU-BK]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 1TB. Total cost for drive + enclosure was around $80 USD from ewiz.com. Followed guide exactly at http://www.mikeandheth.com/games/109-store-and-load-usb-wii-system-menu-4.html|9}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjr5qe6 Vantec NexStar SX NST-285S2-BK 2.5"]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 80GB SATA from my old MacBook
Tested with Toshiba 120GB SATA from my old MacBook|2}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec Nexstar 3i NST-360S2i-WH||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with WD 1Tb Green Drive which works 100% fine in another Nexstar enclosure. This enclosure has built in Power Save functions that are not Wii compatible and can't be switched off. After 3 seconds drive goes into idle mode from which the Wii cannot wake. I tied contacting Vantec about hardware workaround (i.e jumper wire on relevant IC) because the power save function can be kept off with windows software/driver. There response was can't be done which is bulls&%t... no more Vantec for this puppy. I bought this enclosure because it is glossy white like the Wii console but it is in fact about as incompatible as you can get.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/161 Vantec NexStar NST-350U2]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond 10 200GB IDE Hard Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX24679(ME).aspx Velocity Elite Series]|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|openWiiflow R25 Tested with a Western Digital 500GB Scorpio Blue Hard Drive. Works perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vibe Media Player Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Seagate IDE 500GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Welland ME-601J 2.5 and 3.5"Sata HDD Docking Station USB2 and eSATA||Works|Not tested|Not tested|Tested with Western Digital WB800 80GB Sata HDD pulgged in, very surprised that it works so well|0}}
{{USBDevice| Wintec FileMate USB 3.5" 3FME3B2TW-R 3.5" SATA to USB 2.0 / eSATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a Samsung EcoGreen F3 HD153W1 drive inside. Could mount WBFS on computer, could load games, and USB Loader GX and Wiiflow could see the game list on the Wii. Unfortunately it failed to load any game; load attempts sent you back to the main Wii menu. It's too bad, as this model looks just like the Wii: silver base, white case, blue lights.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg7ooo2 XtraStor 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure]|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader 1.5 Ultimate. For some games you need to configure the setting as we always do when using GeckoOS|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL IDE HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|15.99-shipping incl. on ebay seller is "insidecomputer" took 2 days to get here. Ebay search exact enclosure name. Seller's in California '''**UPDATE**''' Purchased drive on 6-27-09 from member on ebay it came with ide & sata connectors even tho no mention of sata had many random freezes on all games changed to another encloure and all is well '''I believe the drive being sold has changed BEWARE!! (Here's another confirmation that this drive being shipped no longer works well)'''|2}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL SATA HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box (VTG Gehäuse) |2338 0100|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested diferent HDDs - Drive doesen't matter. Tried all methods with no success. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs. Hangs or is not detected. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron 20316 JM20339|1}}
{{USBDevice|No name ebay brand IDE to USB Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tried with a 80gb Western Digital and a 13gb Maxtor both worked great! |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/qqlin/13.jpg IDE to USB 2.0 Enclosure For 2.5" Notebook Hard Disk] Ebay "VAIO". Sometimes real Philips brand. Also Conceptronic|058F 6391|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't work when tested with Toshiba 20GB. Works perfectly with Samsung 80GB. If connected to PC, works perfectly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RYVAL / "GrosBill essentiels" el-cheapo 2.5" PATA to USB Enclosure or other name Samsung 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE HDD External Box or 2,5" External Case OR hama MobileLife PATA Festplattengehäuse OR ICY BOX IB-220U-Wh OR cheap IDE - PATA Adapter without enclosure off ebay|14cd 6600|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5. Tried without and with external power supply, both IDE ports. Single IC on the board is marked "MOAI M110E", TQFP-48 package. Works fine on the PC. Works in MplayerCE too.|6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16551~r.12128430 No name DealExtreme USB+eSATA Vertical Dock with One Touch Backup for 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD]|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB Loader GX rev 584 works. Have to power off/on Wii after each run though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It has the same vid-pid (VID_152D PID_2339 REV_0100) as the product above but this doesn't work with usbloader 1.5 cios rev10, rev12, rev13b: Err -6|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Same as above, using SAMSUNG 160GB SATA HD. Only one port works (if you put the wii without standing, the below USB port only). First, I partition it into 2 NTFS (100 GB and 48GB), use UsbLoader 1.5 to format the 100GB partition. After that, install game with USBLoaderGX or USBLoader (same). I don't try format @ PC or USBLoaderGX. Works fine, but the HD is hot. Have to turn on/off Wii every each game run (not standby, full shutdown, easier if disconnect the power source)|0}}

{{USBDevice|No name USB2 IDE/PATA 2.5" Enclosure|0402 5621|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This nameless enclosure uses old ALi M5621 chipset from 2000, but I have never had any problem with this enclosure even when used for more than 6 hours many times. No overheats, no locks up/hangs. Tested with old (from 2001 or 2002) Toshiba 30 GiB 2.5" IDE/PATA disk drive.|0}}

{{USBDevice|3.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case with Power Adapter| 058f 6391 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Seems to work fine and dandy, the link says you need to set the drive to master, but I couldn't make my 200 gig drive work until I set it too slave.|0}}
{{USBDevice|2.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case powered by USB "Y-Cable"| 058f 6390 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried multiple 2.5 inch IDE drives with no success.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure (POTHSATA2501) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I had to partition and format on my PC, but it works well now. Using with a 60GB Seagate Momentus. Available at http://www.accstation.com/pothsata2501.html. I bought it from accstation on Ebay for $7 including shipping.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Sansun-2535-HDD-DOCKING-SATA-TO-ESATA::409.html Sansun 2.5"/3.5" HDD DOCKING SATA TO ESATA (SN-DKES)] |13FD 160F|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested with USB Loader GX. Using my maxtor 120 GB 3.5" HDD SATA I. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Monster-35-BOX-hard-disk-Enclosure-SATAIDE::403.html Sansun Monster 3.5" BOX hard disk Enclosure SATA&IDE] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Only works with SATA drives, tested with 320Gb Samsung SATA, (80gb and 160gb) Seagate IDE. Tested on Wiiflow. |0}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 200 GB IDE HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation) "PI-202US SATA/USB20 Drive" firmware 8.67|13FD 1640|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung HD403LJ 400Gb 3.5" SATA 7200rpm, 16M, using USB loader GX Revision ?. (drive partitioned as 200Gb WBFS and 200GBFAT. only used the wbfs) ISSUES: if you exit the game and go back to usbloader GX, then it freezes while opening the second time with "waiting for USB device". So I'm now rebooting the device everytime i reboot the wii. Also, as expected, it's way slower then using a modern flash memory, but you will only notice that during the game loads. More serious, while playing DOD multiplayer for a long time, the screen would just turn black. you will not respaw, just be able to access the menus and change weapons. it happens randomly. never happened with a usb stick.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation)|13FD 1240|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba MK325GSX 320Gb SATA using USB loader GX Revision 890|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buy.com/prod/2-5-blue-wire-mesh-usb-2-0-sata-hard-drive-disk-hdd-enclosure-case/q/loc/101/211934976.html 2.5" HDD External Case] |13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with IBM/Lenovo Hitachi 60 gb 2.5 SATA HDD pulled from a Thinkpad T60 & a Momentus 5400 RPM from Seagate pulled from a Compaq F500 Note: I don't know why an enclosure with a similar VID works, but after trying two HDDs in the enclosure and trying another completely different enclosure THAT WORKED I can safely say - this does not work. Light blinks, but both USBLoader v9 and CFG loader freeze|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-222 Enclosure||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB. After launching USB loader or any Homebrew it makes the wii freeze.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/cphxim Chronos One-Touch-Backup 2.5] SATA enclosure with [http://bit.ly/Rsftz WD Scorpio Blue WD2500BEVT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. Will start the game but after a while it freezes because of spidown issues. Tried to disable with hdparm but no luck there!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.delock.com/produkte/gruppen/Geh%C3%A4use/Delock_35_External_Enclosure_USB_20_42371.html Delock 3,5 External Enclosure > USB 2.0 ]||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with 5 different HDDs which work with other enclosure |0}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Wiiflow running with IOS 222 and a 3,5" 1TB Samsung Sata HD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Diginote 2,5" USB2.0/eSata||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 500gb Hitachi HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Wintech EX-MOB-86 3,5" SATA to USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 250gb Samsung HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Innostor IS888 Controller IC Based Enclosures|Several|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested several different enclosures based on this IC, All worked well (2.5/3.5/Several Brands/Several Designs). Transfer rate not brilliant - around 30MB/s read.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/5680821 Sabrent 3.5" SATA/IDE Hard Drive Aluminum Enclosure ECS-STU35]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Xtreamer Sidewinder 3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2,5" 750GB Seagate Momentus HDD (ST9750420AS). Very nice combination with Media Player. Configurable USB Loader works perfect, USB Loader GX not working|0}}

|}

==Links==
*[[USB Game Compatibility Table]]

[[Category:Wii Backup Launchers]]
[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2013-06-18T01:41:54Z

Logan: Revert

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 New==

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==
[http://r4iplat.com/ Official Site]

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2013-06-18T01:41:34Z

Logan: Reverted edits by Logan (talk) to last revision by Vincent

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html
HYPER SONICCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
C HYUPCYE IDWSJFVHYPER

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==CANDY
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 Noob==
i hate gba temp

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

EDIT::
I can confirm this also happened to me and i am unable to get it back working (DO NOT UPDATE) I did hear that we can get it working if we use another R4 card but only from one website and i chose to buy another GENUINE card

Also support from ndsill.net is 0%,, i wouldnt buy from them or touch their cards again... Brought by mistake and bad company imo

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==
After updating mine it bricked it

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==
[http://r4iplat.com/ Official Site]

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
this is vincenttheepic

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2013-06-18T01:40:55Z

Logan:

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27582
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 Noob==
i hate gba temp

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

EDIT::
I can confirm this also happened to me and i am unable to get it back working (DO NOT UPDATE) I did hear that we can get it working if we use another R4 card but only from one website and i chose to buy another GENUINE card

Also support from ndsill.net is 0%,, i wouldnt buy from them or touch their cards again... Brought by mistake and bad company imo

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==
After updating mine it bricked it

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==
[http://r4iplat.com/ Official Site]

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
this is vincenttheepic

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Psyfira

2013-04-04T22:50:13Z

Logan:

[[Psyfira]] is a member of GBAtemp.

== Background Information ==
Psyfira is a little tea-fuelled hypercritic who is currently wasting her life pressing copy-paste all day while looking for work in her chosen fields of back end web development or J2SE programming.

She has gained a reputation for her love of cheap tea [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43135&view=findpost&p=549256 (1)] [http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/49748684/ (2)], and is interested in self-taught illustration. Her musical taste includes mainstream indie, rock, light metal, and anything made after 1990. She severely dislikes most 80s, folk music and kareoke, and spends a lot of time complaining about high bus fares.

== Console history ==
* One of those twisty-bat pong tennis things
* Atari ST
* Sega Game Gear
* Sony Playstation
* Game Boy Advance (Clear Blue)
* Nintendo DS Lite (Black)
* Playstation 2
* Game Boy Micro (Silver, they were out of blue :( )
* and the Neo Geo Pocket Colour she <strike>borrowed off her mum</strike> just inherited in a clearout, get in!

== Favourite games ==
Psyfira's genres of choice are puzzle, 3rd person action/adventure and platformers, which she regularly spouts creative streams of expletives at whilst playing.

* Final Fantasy VIII (PSX)
* Castlevania series (GBA/DS)
* Meteos (DS)
* Gods (Atari ST)
* Kirby series (GBA)
* Joust (multiplayer, Atari ST)
* Puzzle Bobble (multiplayer, PSX)
* Spider Solitaire (WindowsXP/ [http://www.geocities.com/hergtoler/gbdev.html Herg's GBA homebrew])

[[Category: Members of GBAtemp]]

USB Devices Compatibility List

2013-03-31T23:12:28Z

Logan: Undo revision 46324 by Ipodsoft (talk)

__NOTOC__
='''Wii USB Devices Compatibility List'''=
'''Anyone is free to edit this list though you must create an account first. Vandals will be banned and their IP blocked from further edits.'''

== PLEASE READ ME (Guidelines) ==

1. If you are the first person to add a Device, then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have verified that outcome.

2. '''Keep it to English!''' Most people at GBATemp have decent English, if you can't say something in English, then write it down in whatever language you speak and hopefully someone will translate it for you.

3. Try to fill out as much as you can.

4. Hugely important would be adding a link to the drive and where you bought it. Naming has been a little vague, lets be precise. Drives can differ from batch to batch. If the shop you purchased it from can't be found online, please find the manufacturers web page for that EXACT drive version.

5. If you are running the game using a card reader (SD, Memory Stick, CF, etc), list the READER, '''NOT THE CARD'''; USB cardreaders are bridge-like in that any card will work with a working reader. Similarly, if using an enclosure that wasn't sold at retail with your hard drive already in it, list the ENCLOSURE, NOT the drive itself.

==How to test==

'''Finding your device's USB ID:'''

Every USB device ever made has its own unique Vendor ID and Product ID, two four-digit hexadecimal numbers that together identify a particular model made by a particular company. If you have a device's Vendor ID and Product ID you can say with confidence whether any two given USB devices are the same model or not.

Windows:
Plug the device into your computer. Wait for Windows to initialize the device, if necessary. Open Device Manager, open the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" group, right click on "USB Mass Storage Device", select the "Details" tab, then select "Hardware Ids" from the Property drop-down box. In the big box beneath that there will be one or more lines starting with something like this:
USB\VEN_05E3&DEV_0715
In this case, the Vendor ID is 05E3 and the Product ID is 0715. 
If there is more than one "USB Mass Storage Device" listed, unplug any USB device plugged into the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Some computers have built-in cardreaders attached to the USB bus, which can confuse the process.

For ease of use finding you VendorID and ProductID numbers in Windows, you can download '''USBDeview''' at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html and check the corresponding columns at the programs listing.

Linux:
Plug the device into your computer, wait about 8 seconds (to be safe), then: 
$ less /proc/bus/usb/devices 
For every USB device in your system (including your root hubs!) there is an entry in this pseudo-file that looks something like this: (the Vendor ID and Product ID are in '''bold''')
T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=04 Cnt=01 Dev#= 15 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 2.00 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor='''05e3''' ProdID='''0715''' Rev=94.07
S: Manufacturer=Genesys
S: Product=USB Reader
S: SerialNumber=000000009407
C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=80 MxPwr=500mA
I:* If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 2 Cls=08(stor.) Sub=06 Prot=50 Driver=usb-storage
E: Ad=81(I) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
E: Ad=02(O) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
Note "Driver=usb-storage". This tells you the device is claimed by the usb-storage driver, and is therefore a USB storage device. Obviously, if usb-storage isn't loaded that won't be there; make sure it's loaded! 
If there is more than one such block listed, again, unplug other devices from the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Note that you will have to close and re-open the file to see any changes.

Another way to do this in linux: 
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID '''0951''':'''1603''' Kingston Technology Data Traveler 1GB/2GB Pen Drive
The first number is Vendor ID and the second Product ID

Mac:
Insert the USB device into your Mac. Wait about 8-10 seconds, to make sure it's detected, and start System Profiler. On the left hand column, under the Hardware heading, find USB. On the top right pane, find and click on the device you are checking (check under the names USB Reader, Mass Storage Device, Generic Storage, Volume, etc.), and more information should appear to the bottom of this pane (now the bottom right). In this area, search for the following information:
'''USB Reader:'''
Capacity: 1.88 GB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk3
Product ID: '''0x0715'''
Vendor ID: '''0x05e3''' (Genesys Logic, Inc.)
Version: 94.07
Serial Number: 000000009407
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec

'''GeeXboX:'''

1. Check if Device is formated as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS

2. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

3. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/GeeXboX GeeXboX]

4. Plug your Device in

5. See if it shows directories.

'''Non-Linux based Homebrew:'''

1. Grab your USB-Device

2. Check if it's formated as FAT/FAT32, Windows XP doesn't let you format big drives (AFIAK over 40GB) as FAT32, you need to use [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/download/fat32format.zip FAT32Format] or a Linux live CD/DVD or a GParted Live CD/DVD.

3. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

4. Go to HBC, plug your Device in.

5. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_tester USB mass storage device tester]

'''USB Loader'''

1. Create a WBFS, NTFS or FAT32 partition on the device, and load a game that is [[USB Loader v1.x Game Compatibility|known to work]] onto the device.

2. Connect the device before turning your Wii on, to be safe. Enable any relevant "Disk mode", "USB storage mode" etc. beforehand.

3. Boot the game you recorded earlier.

4. '''Play the game for at least one hour before reporting back.''' Many devices appear to work at first, but have crippling stability issues.

'''If Problems occur:'''

1. Try to plug the Device at the other USB-Port.

2. Try to plug the Device in before entering/in Homebrewchannel. Then load App.

3.Try to plug in the Device and then power on Wii.

'''If the Device does not work'''

1. Try to find a spare Device that will show up.

2. Use this to boot the loader.

3. Once you have the "No partition found" screen, switch to the original Device.

4. Press A. Hopefully, the device will show up on the screen to be formatted.

5. If it works, on following loads, you will still need to swap. Instead of formatting every time, press A, then B to go back.

'''If the Device automatically spins down due to inactivity'''

Some drives are configured from the factory to automatically spindown after a set number of minutes of inactivity, which could cause issues. Configuration software is usually available to configure such devices to disable this feature.

* For Seagate FreeAgent drives [http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=freeagent-downloads&vgnextoid=3723b5b59b7d5110VgnVCM100000f5ee0a0aRCRD download software here].
* For WesternDigital (WD) drives is the [http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=305&sid=154&lang=en WD-IdleDisable-Tool] available.

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|-
|style="background:green;"|Works: the Device works without any problems.
|-
|style="background:orange;"|Issues: the Device has some small problems, like sudden shutdown or something like that. Please note that if you have to plug the Device in at a certain Time is NOT a problem.
|-
|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work: the Device doesn't work.
|-
|style="background:grey;"|Not Tested: the Device was not tested in that category.
|}

==1GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|CN Memory MicroX||Works|Works|Not Tested|Only works if it is plugged into the Wii before powering the Wii on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 1GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Insert whilst the Wii is off to get passed the ret<nowiki>=</nowiki>-1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unknown Imation Flash 1GB USB|Unknown|Not Tested|Not tested|Works| The device works pefectly with USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler|13FE 1D00|Works|Works|Works|Tested in ScummVM,YaWnD,GeeXboX by playing a movie, and in USB Loader GX by playing Monopoly. Everything works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler||Works|Works|Issues|Works in most of homebrew applications, but it can't load games for USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 1GB||Not Testing|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SANDISK CRUZER 1.0GB MIRCO||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|USB Loader launches, and the black rectangular section contains no text, required to power down the wii (This is a bug)(works if you remove launchpad from the unit)|0}}
{{USBDevice|1 GB Nextar MP3 Player/ Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested |Works|Insert while the Wii is off. Tested Animal Crossing City Folk on USB Loader GX with no problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attaché 1GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar Firefly||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, not too many games under 1GB but all i found worked perfectly.|0}}
|}

==2GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|Alcor Micro Corp|058f 6387|Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA USB Flash Drive 2GB|125F C82A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair 2GB Flash Voyager||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||1}}
{{USBDevice|Creative MuVo V100 MP3 Player||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Attempted with USB Loader v1.1 and WBFS Windows GUI v2 by Maximillion. Won't format.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PEAK MLC 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Creative Zen V Plus MP3 Player||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Must be in "Removable Disk" mode.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Dane-elec 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted/added game with WBFS Manager 3.0, works quickly and perfectly (tested mainly with DDR HP 2)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 2GB|1307 0163|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Worked fine with NeoGamma formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP v120w USB Device 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 2GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Inserting whilst Wii is off will fix the ret neg 1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 2GB DataTraveler|0930 6544|Works|Works|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 2Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick Too.// I have a lexar 2 gb and works great with usb loader, wiiflow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class4 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class2 2GB||Issues|Not Tested|Issues||0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 2GB Attaché||Not Tested|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk 2GB Cruzer Micro|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Remove U3 and use WBFS to format it. (CM): Works fine for most people, but I tried this and no USB loader recognises my flash drive. It's formatted to WBFS with New Super Mario Bros on it and all loaders hang when trying to read from USB|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sony 2GB MicroVault||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|All Sony MicroVault works except 007 edition. if it doesn't work for you get USB Loader v1.5 and put in your usb before your Wii is on and get the latest CIOS patch. |2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JF T3 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JFV30 2GB||Not Tested|Works|Works||1}}
|}

==4GB==
{{HDNavi}}
{{USBDeviceTblStart}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykw3yds Kingston 4GB DataTraveler]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|Tried the 4GB-DT100 and works Fine with USB-Loader |6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yks3of7 Kingston 4GB DataTraveler DTI]|0951 1603|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works fine|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Generation 01||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cIOS38 rev14, 3.3U, USBLoader GX with Mario Kart|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Limited Edition Bold Colors (Black Jack)|0951 1642|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cfg loaged and a few games in their standard configuration. Worked perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yl6wr56 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4GB]|0781 5151|Works|Not Tested|Works|Delete Launchpad partition. This should allow ALL cruzer micros to work.|11}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|It works fine with Homebrew but when I will start a game in USB Loader GX I see only black screen. A game runs only when you restart the wii and then you can start a game.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Patriot Razzo 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Emtec Flash Drive USB 2.0 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V10 4GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with FAT and FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 4GB||Works|Works|Works|Worked fine on softmod 4.2U w/ USB Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Mini 1st gen||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Nano 3rd Gen||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 4GB Attaché| 0930 6544|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 3.0, using Waninoko's usb v1.0 & v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DataWrite 4gb "hi-speed" silver case||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA My Flash 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Instant error upon boot-up into USB Loader 1.0 and 1.1 (both USB ports tested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yh9yhun Emtec C250 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sony MicroVault 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8h8ln Dane-Elec 4GB]|1970 2606|Works|Works|Works|If you get "-1" error, Format with FAT32 and plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydoukoz Patriot Xporter XT 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 2.5 Before Loading|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kodak||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydt47dv Verbatim Store N Go]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS manager 2.5, tested with cIOS rev9 and rev10 + USB loader GX 1.0 |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycf54ef Trekstor USB Stick ME 4GB]||Not Testes|Not tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager, tested with cIOS rev9 and USB loader 1.5 ultimate 7.3 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 4 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Is recognized, but cannot load games; loads only a black screen|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ybaqbpe Imation 4 GB Nano Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager Mini 4GB |1b1c:0b29|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager 4GB ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Drive unreconize by usbloader. Maybe different versions? Works fine for me! Works like a dream!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 4GB USB Flash Drive|090c 1000|Works|Works|Works|Everything works perfectly. Played No More Heroes 1 & 2 from beginning to end without any issues. Very fast, no lag during gameplay or media playback with GeeXboX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27mvnkp HP 4GB v115w (115 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Mario Kart Wii for a few hours. Worked great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3r6vu82 HP 4GB v125w (125 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played We Cheer and Tournament of Legends with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JD Firefly 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work fine with USB Loader GX r935 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Crucial 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma r9 beta47, Cios36 r10 |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/v165w-Flash-Drive-P-FD4GBHP165-EF-Blue/dp/B00404JF80 HP 4GB v165w (165 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Won't even load into Usb Loader GX v2.1. Using cios 249 rev 21 on 4.1U system.|0}}
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==8GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC/dp/tags-on-product/B0012TTDGU SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted Fat and Fat32, works with newest loader configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I have the cIOS of Hermes rev4... This drive doesn't work with newest loader (configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma), only with an old version of usb loader gx (r866)|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC flash drive USB2.0 C400|13fe 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 8GB|0781 5567|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Cruzer-Micro-Flash-SDCZ6-8192-A11/dp/B000UZN2ZK/ SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro 8GB]|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using cfg usb loader v70 + formatted as wbfs with wbfs manager|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27qs3yr LASER 8GB Blue Flash drive usb (FLS-8GBlue)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|works good no issues at all using wiiflow and neo gama and uloader|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzzwpwk Super Talent Pico C]|Unlisted|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|cIOS36 rev14, USB Loader GX v1.0, Wii 4.2u, neogamma|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9u533f PNY Attache Optima Pro 8GB]|0930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attache Prénium 8GB|vid_090c Pid_1000 Rev_0403|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with cIOS36 rev9 fine on 3.2u|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycyk7j6 A-DATA PD8 flash drive 8GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA flash drive classic C003 8GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 8GB USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|using newest usb loader , Format Fat32|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylr7kac Duracell 8GB USB Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Joy-it USB2.0 8GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y885jxp Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 120]||Works|Not Tested|Works|rev10 and USB Loader 1.4, Ultimate version. Formatted via USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd2p7qo Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 100]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with cIOS d2x v6 and CFG USB Loader v70r27 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Generation 1. Works great ;).|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101 II]|930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v17 and Customisable USB Loader. Doesn't mount, if plugged in while waiting for slow drives it freezes the system. ---- It works for me using USB Loader GX. I have "Kingston DT101C/8GB Flash Memory 8GB DataTraveler 101 with Secure Traveler (Cyan)"(PS. make sure you are putting it in correct slot----"Kingston DT101 G2" (Red) freezes with both CFG USB Loader v62 and USB Loader GX, tested with cIOS249_v17 and CIOS249_v20|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler]||Works|Not Tested|Works|For USB loader DTI Version Works, Photo [http/www.kingston.com/flash/datatraveler.asp]|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycm8bqz Kingston 8GB DataTraveler G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great!!! BTW PS2's USBAdvance and uLaunch also works :) ; DTIG2 Version works with USBLoader|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9npfaf Kingston 8GB USB DataTraveler Mini Slim]|8086 293A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Hotswapping is the only way. if not, -1 error|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3dbbym6 Kingston 8GB DataTraveler I G3 Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works amazingly. FAT 32 and WBFS work perfectly on this. No problems in terms of lag, or connection issues. Have tested and successfully loaded through NeoGamma, wiiflow and cfg usb loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8c9ee8 HP flash drive 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|USB Mass Storage Device|1043 8012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Reads that there is a game but black screen upon loading in USB Loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 8GB USB Flash Drive||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yabuu88 Patriot XPorter XT 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted in Loader, Works perfectly -- Update: Confirmed working with 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8hjv2 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 8GB]||Works|Works|Works|ordered via link works great in neogamma R7|14}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz6msg7 Sony Micro Vault 8GB]|054C 0243|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works only if plugged in after the loading of the usb loader v1.5 .|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ryval 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|WBFS Manager sees it correctly but won't be recognised as WBFS in USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony Micro Vault 007-Edition||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Formatted as FAT32 and as NTFS. Won't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 8GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba TransMemory 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Tevion 8GB USB Stick|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works no problems for me|2}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Survivor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work, shut down and turn the Wii on again with it plugged.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjbg7jp Dane-Elec 8GB USB Stick]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|If you get backup loader -1 error, format stick with FAT32 & plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 8GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash T3 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|freeze in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Super*Talent FLASH Drive AU_USB20||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Pleomax 8 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 8Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.itbankeurope.com/LJDVE8GB/ Lexar 8GB JumpDrive VE]|05dc a768|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yflbwrn EMTEC 8GB USB Stick]|090C 1000 Rev 1100|Works|Works|Works|You have to shutdown the Wii before using the Stick.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly for me (USBLoader 1.5 and USBLoaderGX). I played hours before reporting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Has played every game I've thrown at it|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 2 Flash Drive|0325 AC02|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested on NeoGamma and a USB Loader based on Wanikoko 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|USBest Technology USB Mass Storage Device|7614 1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Won't format in USB Loader (shows several partitions with unrealistic sizes, e.g. 80GB), trying to copy a game disc to USB device crashes Wii. Formatting with WBFS manager and transferring ISOs works.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Flash Memory - Mobile Storage 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso Flash Memory 8GB||not tested|not tested|Issues|Does not work in NTFS / FAT32 with USB Loader. in WBFS works fine!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 8GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tested various formats and usb loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Micro 8GB|Vid-0781 Pid-5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using CFG USB Loader 56 and 56-222. Tested with WBFS Manager formatted as WBFS and Wii Backup Manager formatted as FAT32. Works perfectly!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store'n'Go USB Flash Drive 8GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader GX. Formatted as WBFS with wii Backup Manager 0.3.4. I haven't been able to format it with WBFS Manager 3.0.1 nor USB Loader 2.5. UPDATE: Format through WBFS Manager working OK (Windows XP)|1}}
{{USBDevice|OnMemory-BlueIce 8GB||Doesn´t Work|Not Tested|Doesn´t Work|crapy tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaRange 8GB USB Flexi-Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on cIOS rev19[38], running USB Loaders on IOS249, all working when WBFS Partition is used (FAT32 not tested). Crashed on WBFS Formatting with USB Loader GX, formatted with cfg USB Loader, then worked like a charm. When using WBFS, it is possible that it will not show up on Windows as Drive, fire up the Drive Management and then use your Backup Manager to organize your Backups.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3y4fbft Patriot Xporter X50 Signature Flash 8GB USB Drive (PSF8GUSB)]|Vid-13FE Pid-3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader XG. Tested with Wii Backup Manager formatted as WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/ADATA-Childrens-Miracle-Flash-Drive/dp/B003BQTTH0 ADATA C906 8 GB Children's Miracle USB Flash Drive (Black)]|VID 125F PID C96A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great. Tested on USB Loader GX with Wii Backup Manager|0}}
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==16GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic C906 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|APACER 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only FAT32, not work on NTFS!|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.villman.com/Product-Detail/Apacer_AH325_8GB Apacer AH325 8GB Handy Steno Rectractable USB 2.0 Flash Drive] |VID 1005 PID B113|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on FAT32 with Wii Back Manager and WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Works perfectly|0}}

{{USBDevice|Bion 16GB USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Turn off Wii all the way (Red LED) before connecting.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Centon DSP16GB-009 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|Cibox 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works with USB Loader/luncher, Very good No lags|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykaoplt Corsair 16GB Voyager] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in the rightside port on the back. Formats inside the USB Loader successfully. Haven't tried any playing/installing games yet.|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ygsbs3b Corsair 16GB Voyager GT] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports, had to format it with wbfs before inserting|4}}

{{USBDevice|Duracell 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great.|0}}

{{USBDevice|EMTEC Datatraveler 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Nothing to say|1}}

{{USBDevice|EMTEC Flash Drive 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Freeze after some time, while playing, formatted with WBSF. Thought first of SD card issues, tested with another USB key is OK ; For me works perfectly played more than 3 or 4 hours without any problem formatted with WBSF, Soft: USBLOADER GX and COMFIGURABLE USBLOADER + cIOS rev19 and Hermes's cIOS222 223 224|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP v135w USB Device|03f0 3407|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and works great with CFG USB Loader and NeoGamma!|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP v165w USB Device|5307|Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted FAT, FAT32, NTFS, WBFS; none were sucessful. Did get the drive to work as a path for homebrew aps, but CFG loader, USB loader GX and uLoader all failed to recognize drive. |0}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Nano Pro 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}

{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n9gvsq Kingston 16GB DataTraveler] |0951:1607|Works|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32; wbsfs format works|3}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfvdk6c Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works on USB Loader 1.5, format with WBSF manager, use left USB port on Wii. For me it works perfectly on the right USB port (viewed from the back) formated to WBSF and using Configurable USB Loader 2.54. |1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.lojamegabrasil.com.br/media/catalog/product/d/t/dt10816gbz_1.jpg Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 108] |0951:1667|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine in every format, played for hours, runs smoothly, no glitches found.|1|}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 400 (DT400/16GB) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Like the DT 100, seems to prefer the left USB port.|4}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951:1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951:1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB 3.0 V3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works better in the second USB port.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Lexar Jumpdrive V10 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted WBFS with WBFS Manager 3.0 and also tried FAT32. Neither was recognized|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2wj6zsj Micro Center 16GB USB Flash Drive]|1307:0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 15.08GB, Playback FAST no lag, Installed from disc and pc a bit slower then a hd but faster then burning a disc. Great buy|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykvdwkd Patriot Xporter XT 16GB]|13FE:3100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to format first in NTFS, then use WBFS Manager 3.0 to format to WBFS. Tested several games, worked beautifully.|1}}

{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché ||Works|Not Tested|Works|It doesnt say premium on it but works. Got it off ebay for like 30 bucks works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www3.pny.com/16GB-Mini-Attach-USB-20-Flash-Drive-P2823C50.aspx PNY 16GB attaché mini] ||Works|Not Tested|Works| I formatted the drive with WBFS manager 3.0, no problem. A past user reported wiiflow not working, I tested with CFG Loader and Neogamma, both worked perfectly.|2}}

{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché premium||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer micro 16GB ||Works|Works|Works|works really great with USB-Loader 1.1, had no problems yet.|10}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/8yskxu5 SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to reformat it as NTFS before could format as WBFS, issue occurred under Windows 7|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nx8u8a SanDisk Ultra Backup 16GB] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Worked flawlessly. Had to use BootIt to swap the bit for formatting. Did a full WBFS, copied ISOs with no problems, Wii reads it instantly. Games play fast, no errors!|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf3b6p5 SONY 16GB MICRO VAULT CLICK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great in first Wii USB slot, formatted to WFSB in WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylakror Super Talent Pico_C 16GB] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great with USB Loader GX, If the USB stick doesn't load try the other USB port, once loaded and if you can't load the games on the USB, disable quick boot|0}}

{{USBDevice|takeMS 16GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tried every wbfs partion software, and even with the usb loader v 1.5, but this isn't recognized. It's a shame|0}}

{{USBDevice|TDK 16GB Trans-it ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with wbfs flawlessly.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF V60 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX r576, formated and added games in GNU/Linux by command line WBFS tool|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF600 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with CFG USB Loader v70 and WiiFlow 2.2rc1, formated to FAT32|0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF700 ( USB 3.0 )||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with CFG USB Loader v70, 1 Partition NTFS 16GB. It hangs when the Loader started. On USB Loader GX v.2.3 it says 4 Partitionen (3x 3TB and 1x 1GB) (but I have 1x NTFS) and it founds no Games. |1}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store N'Go 16GB Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked.|1}}

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==32GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01906804.pdf Hewlet Packard HP v165w]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WiiBackupManager Win64 0.4.5 Build 78}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3ubu5pn Centon DSP32GB-001 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzkt8bb Corsair Flash Voyager 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|2}}

{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 32GB USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|using newest usb loader , unformated and without games in Wii , usb loader start than Formated withim in wbsf|0}}

{{USBDevice|ICDIDU 32GB SI-707215 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}

{{USBDevice|JetFlash Transcend 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if format in WBFS with formatted WBFS Manager 4 and launcher CFG Loader|3}}

{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler C10||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|2}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/bs85xee Kingston DataTraveler 100 G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly after format with WBM.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 101 G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|NTFS -> ERROR: sector size: 337776930|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 150||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32|4}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler I Gen 3 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Works but you have to plug in USB after getting into Wii Menu. Otherwise it freezes at white PriiLoader screen. While it plays games in USB Loader GX it takes an extra 5 seconds for USB Loader to both read games on USB and to start them. On ULoader 4.9 and up, works flawlessly after format in WBFS 3.0 plug it whenever you want, and it will work|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00071696.html LaCie Little Disk 30 Go design by Sam Hecht] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Like a charm with WBFS Format|1}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7b3v2z8 Micro Center 32GB USB Flash Drive]|13FE 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 29.94GB. Works flawlessly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylnqy7j Patriot Xporter Xt 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked. Works also with WIIFLOW|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 32GB attaché||works|Not Tested|Works| no problems Formatted with WBFS Manager|3}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7zz5yap SanDisk 32GB Class 4 Micro SDHC Card w/ USB Adapter]|0BDA 0119|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0 works with USB Loader GX, WiiFlow, CFG USB Loader.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme Cruzer Contour U3 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Sandisk Ultra Backup 32GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT 32 with 32 bit cluster size and tested with USB Loader GX r1204. Also tested and working with latest modded CFG Loader and Dios Mios Booter r30 with Dios Mios v2.5.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[https://www.materiel.net/cle-usb/verbatim-pinstripe-32-go-70148.html Verbatim Store'n'Go PinStripe 32 Go]|18A5 0302|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with Wii Backup Manager 0.4.5 build 78 (29,94 Go usable), tested with Wiiflow R416 (cIOS249[56]-d2x-v7).|1}}
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==64GB==
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{{USBDevice|Kingston 64GB DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JumpDrive TwistTurn 64GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|FAT 32 formatted by RMPrepUSB. *Couldn't get this one to work with GX 3.0 or 2.2|-1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop XL 64GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|FAT 32, NTFS, WBFS, formatted by RMPrepUSB, WBFS Manager, done everything but my wii dont want to recognize it...|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.toshiba-memory.com/en/usb_drives.html White 64GB Toshiba Transmemory™ - Model# UHYBS-064GH]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fat32 formatted for use with Wii and Gamecube games with Wii Game Manager for Wii and Discex for Gamecube, both show in CFG and USB Loader GX.
Added info. by a different user Aug.2012 - all games show up in usb gx but I can only ever get 4 games to work, in Wii flow I can only ever see 4 games, even if there are supposed to be 10 games on it, same thing in cfg Usb loader.....any more than 4 games and it will just keep resetting back to wii menu after you select any game transferred to it after the first 4, I have tried many things, fat32, ntfs, wbfs drive, reformatting several times and still it will just not read more than 4 games, I know the games work fine as I just finished loading them, about 15 game onto a western digital my book essentials and they work perfectly, Don't buy this, works fine for pc/windows, but for the wii it has some serious issues, if anyone knows how to fix them please post. New post - this is the same person posting that only 4 games work, after much more testing it seems as though the Wii will only recognize 8 gigs of the 64 gig thumb stick, which is why only 4 games usually work as the 4 games I was using added up to close to 8 gigs, I can use all 64 gigs on windows/pc just fine, the wii itself seems to only want to recognize 8 gigs, PLEASE post if anyone can confirm they can actually get the full 64 gigs to work with the Wii, as for now I would say avoid this thumbdrive until more people can confirm.
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{{USBDevice|Transcend JetFlash 530 (TS64GJF530)|8564_1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|FAT32 w/32k clusters using guiformat. Works with cfg70_r37_beta10 on d2x-v9-beta(r49)FIX installed at 56/248, 57/247. White casing with blue LED.|1}}
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.toshiba-memory.com/en/usb_drives.html White 64GB Toshiba Transmemory™ - Model# UHYBS-064GH]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|.|0}}

==80GB==
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{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew fails.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie HDD 80GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX and WBFS Manager 3|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80||Works|Works|Works|Pulled from old TIVO. Had to mess with CIOS and baker_au USBloader - only one that worked for me. Formatted to FAT32 then WBFS. Would not load any games, just got black screen. Reformatted MacOS Extended then WBFS and it worked!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80 Diamond Plus 9 ATA in an ICY-Box ||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted FAT32 used WiiBackupManager-0.3.8Build61 works perfectly with usbloader_cfg !!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 80GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|2 partitions - 52GB WBFS+20GB FAT32. Works great with WBFS Manager and Loadstructor |0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPD5210CC 2.5" 80GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Doesn't work with CIOS 14,15,222. With 13 or lower works almost perfectly. If you have played one game, you have to shutdown and put on again the Wii to play another.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Wii Backup Manager I managed to format and partition the entire drive to cISO|3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Max4 80Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great with Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|SmartDisk FireLite|0917 0207|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 80GB Series II USB External Drive|1058 0300|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP Pocket Media Drive 80GB - USB |03f0 110c|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5/GX and WBFS Manager 2.5|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom Drives 80GB External Drive|0c0b 2832|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader GX and WBFS Manager 3.0 (not 3.01). Taken out of Desktop PC (3.5")|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 ande WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Toshiba Laptop|2}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0 (PHGABA)|07AB & FCC7|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formats ok with WBFS 3.0 but black screen on USBLoaderGX_1.0|2}}
{{USBDevice|Acomdata 80gb model #HDxxxUPE5-72||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX/ Uniloader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Ultra TD v1.0 USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with uLoader, Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 80Go 2.5 (HDD2D38)|0928 & 000a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
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==100GB==
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{{USBDevice|IOMEGA LPHD100-U|059B 007D |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Configurable USB Loader takes a long time to get beyond the initial splash screen and then the count takes a very long time before it reports a failure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure 2HIX | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Works |Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Acer laptop | 1 }}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi HTS54101 | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Doesn't Work | It freezes the Wii| 1 }}
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==120GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent go 120 GB|0BC2 2000|Works|Not Tested|Works| You have to disable standby (set idle time to Never) with Seagate Manager before you format it! (Confirmed that "strange things" happen otherwise!)Confirmed with homebrew.|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nhduc6 Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB]|0D49 7010|Works|Not Tested| Works|I've been using this since the usb loader first came out it works like a charm |2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 120 GB|0d49 7250|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with CFG USB Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB|0d49 7350|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}
{{USBDevice|SAMSUNG HD103UJ 120 GB|04FC 8818|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|2,5 inch HDD boxed into an external aluminium box like this: http://www.2pt-inf.com/images/box%20hd%20ide-usb.jpg|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport 120 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|2,5 inch HDD, Works with NeoGamma R8 B12, will be testing others |1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Mini USB 2.0 120GB (Expresso "flavor") Portable Hard Drive (FSU25120E)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|There are 2 plugs on the HDD (one for additional power the other for data transfer). Pretend your Wii is sitting flat with the disk drive above the buttons, insert the main USB plug into the bottom port. It's optional to attach the 2nd plug. Everything is working with 2 partitions made (WFBS/NTFS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Medion Pocket'n'Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It won't format into WBFS (GeeXboX&Homebrew not tested) |1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S1 Mini 120 GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works| Hard to format. Tried Win7 format (only NTFS), Win7 command line, Paragon Partition Manager 9 with no luck. BUT with Wii Backup Manager v0.3.6 i finaly got it to format as FAT32 and now it works like a charm. /Skrubba 2011/01/25
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Unsupported by EASEUS Partition Master, It doesn't let to be formatted by WBFS Mng 3, USBLoader and WiiFlow send Exception (ISI) error when tries to load it.
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Doesn't work with any Usbloader (GX, CFG, Wiiflow), after few seconds usb loaders freeze or crash.. HBC freezes instantly with all filesystem type (FAT32, NTFS, WBFS)
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Works with USB Loader GX v2.3 and cIOS d2x v9 beta(r49) [IOS Base 58]
HDD formated with Wii Backup Manager v0.4.5 Build 78
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==160GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/eSYHvQ Hard Disk Western Digital 160 Gb Scorpio Blue WD1600BEVT SATA]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not Tested|Works| All OK, tested with Box HD 2.5'' Captiva (look in the paragraf of the enclosers) |1}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM 2.5" Mobile Drive XXS 160 GB USB 2.0|07AB FC88|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with usbloader gx rev713 and Cios 38 rev 14 by Waninkoko. sometimes a little slow to detect, but al games work fine. Tested 40+ hours; had some issues with the drive to get recognized in the beginning, now it's working mostly |4}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic SL Network Drive 160 GB USB 2.0||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Had the 50GB partition formatted in NTFS, USB Loader reformatted it, installed Mario Galaxy on it and played. Win XP could not recognize the partition afterwards|0}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic HD 160GB|07AB FCCD|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Just shows a black screen, no further input possible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP Personal Media Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX cIOS REV14. Also works with the following setup. Neogamma R7 and WiiFlow with cIOS 249 Rev 14. Loaded some Back-Ups on my HP HDD 160 with WBFS Manager 2.5 (It works best with this version I'm not sure why) played it on Neogamma R7 and then tried WiiFlow works like a charm and hold tons of games.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nzlyas Verbatim 2.5" Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 160GB]||Works|Works|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader v1.1 & v1.5! Works with FAT32 formatting under GeeXbox (Not tested NTFS) When a WBFS partition is created Mplayer doesn't seems to work.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l5bfb6 Western Digital 160 GB WD1600AAJS Caviar]||Works|Works|Works|Takes some time for GeeXboX to recognize it. Works with FAT32 formatting. USB Launcher Works. Tested|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n84tdo Western Digital MyPassport Essential 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader works great. Note: (Person 10): Only works on FAT32/NTFS. WBFS does not work at all. Must have 222 or 223 installed to play. When using CFG loader, press 1 for options and change the IOS to 222 -m load and all will be good.|10}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works nicely with USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung-HM160HC (IDE)||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No detected Timeout expire|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Iomega eGo 160GB (RPHD-U)|WD25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with wiiflow and usb loader v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/laajho Imation Apollo 2.5'' 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader working fine so far ;)|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go USB 2.0 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly with USB Loader v1.1. When used with other loaders you may experience a code dump when formatting or installing. The solution is to format and install at least one game through a PC first, then it's smooth sailing.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ST90000U2 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Runs games perfectly with USB Loader GX, however you cannot use it to format WBFS partition. WBFS partition must be created with WBFS Manager v3. Does NOT work with WBFS Intelligent at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Portable Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Nice performance using cIOS rev15 and Cfg Loader. Also works good as WBFS partition, using WBFSSync.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 160GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| TOSHIBA mk1646gsx , MK1637GSX , works with another enclosure |5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB Mobile Drive||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Mfr Part #: 301186US|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on USB Loader v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 3200 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with CFG USB. Formatted to FAT32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB|0D49 7000|Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with GeeXBoX and USB Loader GX 1.0 r818, SD/USB Loader 1.5 and NeoGamma R7. Wiped HD for nothing. :(|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 5000DV||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX 1.0 r850 and NeoGamma R7 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2dmzxng Toshiba 160GB HDDR160E03X]|0930 A002|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 4+ hours|5}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB MK1646GSX||Not tested|Works|Not tested|Works with GeexBox, but NTFS partitions seem to lock up after too much music.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB PX1270E-1G16||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 2 hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung 1.8" S1 Mini 160GB|04e8 2f04|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.5. cfg usb loader v50c freeze in game |2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 2.5" HTS543216L9A300 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a Satellite 3.5" AX-323 Enclosure.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu HandyDrive 2.5" MMF2610UB 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, GeexBox, Mplayer Christmas Edition|1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstore DataStation pocket g.u 160GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX rev919|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 3.5" HDS722516VLSA80 160GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Configurable USB Loader (cfg v57 release), ATA HDD with 2 NTFS partitions, connected with DIGITUS USB 2.0 to IDE & SATA Adapter Cable. Works like a charm but only with cIOS 222. With cIOS 249 it freezes on the splash screen of loader with HDD connected. Tested with 2 games (.ISOs) and to play video file on HDD in MPlayer CE v0.77. |0}}
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==200GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 200GB Model:ST3200822a in Cintre Z Disc External Storage USB case|067B 2507|Works|Not Tested|Works|Several games tested with Configurable USB Loader v70, Forwarder channel would only work with version: USBLoaderCFG - UCXF - IOS58 v12, older versions only worked going through the homebrew channel 1st!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 200GB|0d49 3100|Works|Works|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with Configurable USB Loader v33 and v34b.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch II 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With USB Loader GX.(Update) Tested with 4.2u update & usb loader GX v929, games play fine but freezing occurs 5-20 minutes later no matter what game/setting.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu MHY2200BH (in enclosure) 200gb||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With Configurable USB loader and USB Loader GX both works. Tested for around 1-1.5 hrs no problems as far as i can tell. *NOTE (IMPORTANT!!!):To play DL games u gotta install hermes cIOS and set it to use that!*|2}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 200 GB||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L2OOMO 200GB SATA 150||Not tested|Not tested|Works|So good. Multiple USB loaders and CIOSs.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor datastation pocket x.u 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Good.Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. It only works with the cable with two USB connectors (data and aux power), both plugged into Wii usb ports |0}}
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==250GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://support.wdc.com/product/spec.asp?groupid=406&level1=4&modelno=&lang=en Western Digital Dual-Option Combo External Drive WD2500B011]|1058 0400|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried with single, primary WBFS partition created with WBFS Manager 3.0. Failed with USB Loader 1.5 and CoverFlow RC5 on cIOS 13.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Memorex 250GB SlimDrive CZ30392A519||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted entire drive as WBFS and all games are working with CFG USB Loader.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB book||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEVT SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When u open the Usb Loader...The Disc light start flashing..and then it turns off -.-.|27}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEKT SATA||Works|Not tested|Works|Original 2.5 usb enclosure displayed "waiting for slow usb device by usb loader gx" ( using y usb cable)But then I installed hard drive back into an xbox 360 hdd shell and used a xbox 360 transfer cable and connected to wii that way and it has loaded with every different loader 10 times straight..Drive is formatted wbfs cios 14 -.-.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704 070A|Works|Works|Works|Works good with USB Loader GX / NeoGamme, No Spindown issue. But: WiiFlow crashes!|15}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 Caviar IDE WD2500JB in Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Only works if roms are put in the primary partition. Must be plugged into usb port on the same side as power/reset/eject buttons. Works with NTFS partition. Wbsf partition is untested. Cfg Usb Loader v70.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.digitgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/wdfpassport_portable_3.jpg Western Digital 250GB WD2500XMS SATA]|2108A|Works|Not tested|Works|HD Formatted via WBFS Manager, Works with CFG-USB-Loader and USB-Loader v1.0. Does not work with USB-LOADER-GX or Gecko or NEO-GAMMA|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 250GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Hard Drive 250GB, Design by F.A. Porsche http://www.lacie.com/download/datasheet/porsche_hd_usb_en.pdf|059F 0651|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to replace the USB cable. Got a black screen when loading games, a better/thicker cable solved that issue. HD is WBFS formatted on a primary partition and works well with USB Loader GX 2.0 rev21. Also tested with configurable USB loader, FAT32 partition. |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/AA2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I experienced issues with the pointer, it hiccups sometimes, still playable but a bit annoying. I can confirm this was caused by this usb device, i tried Resident Evil 4 and Mario Galaxy 2 using waninkoko's rev20b on a pendrive and it worked perfectly, then tried them on this one and the hiccups where there.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G22||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|
I had big problems - loading of games took very long - sometimes over 1min (black screen) - often it crashed at the end of game and not loaded the next screen - now I changed to my old 80GB ATA Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 9 (with ICY-Box) and it is works really great and fast !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G32||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|
Not working at all. Generate an ISI Exception all the time. When I changed the disk with exactly the same software worked. Partitioned to 250GB or 160 GB make no difference. The ISI error is before any menu show up. I will return this disk.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G42||Not tested|Not tested|Works|It may works if you have PARTITIONED to smaller size, like 160GB. If you try it in one partition with 250GB, it doesn't work. So, not enjoy.
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Hm, I added this Samsung Really Long long time ago, and i putted "Enjoy :D" because really works..but i think some stupid guy with nothing to do changed to doesnt work..so...now i change it back to works..because really works, I have over 45 Games and i made a Partition, Half/Half and worked great.
Propably you're not the "clever"....|0}}

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{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mj7on6 Western Digital 250 GB external HDD]||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Portable 250 GB external HDD||Works|Works|Works|works with usb loader. sometimes, usb loader needs to run, before you plug the hd to usb|5}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor DiamondMax 23||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works good with Usb Loader Gx|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 250GB||Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work||3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lxypou LaCie 250 GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive]||Works|Works|Works|DID NOT work for me with USB Loader 1.5/Works Perfectly for me with USBLoader 1.5 & USBLoader GX 1.0/Works perfectly for met with the las USB loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht Hi-Speed USB 2.0 - 250Go||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Issues|Works ok for me (one game than have to reboot) wiith 1.5 based loaders, you have to remove all fat32 partitions and reallocate the space then reformat in WBFS // FAT 32 formated , WBSF init tested with PC and Wii (USB loader 1.1) but Black screen // HD detected but no partitions to be found//works sometimes, if have you have issues reboot wii|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go Portable 250 GB HDD||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); use only one partition otherwise you could have problems|12}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Portable 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Alu 2 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi classic||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Programs freeze during loading. USB Loader freezes during game install, resumes installation if Device is reconnected. mplayer-ce works|1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB pocket||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Sometimes USB Loader does not detect the drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi t.u||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|no problems so far, USBLoader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buffalo-asia.com/cgi-bin/products/detail.cgi?country=ph&code=7&id=289 Buffalo MiniStation Lite 250GB HDD (BUFFALO HD-PEU2 USB Device)]|0411 0157|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I think this is the same as "Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD" posted above.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykx9fvm Verbatim Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 250GB]|0225|Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer, GeexBox, Homebrew Channel as a FAT32 partition, and with USB Loader as a WBFS partition. It shows as a Samsung HN250i|5}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic SL 250 GB Ethernet/USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 2.5" 250 GB/USB 2.0||Works|Works|Works|Was a bit of a problem to get the drive formatted to WBFS. First thing: Format to FAT32 (with a tool like HP USB DISK Storage Format Tool). Then connect to your Wii and start USB loader or a tool like that and let your Wii format it to WBFS. Then you need a modded version of WBFS GUI Tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk7a2qw Imation Apollo 250GB Portable Hard Drive]||Works|Not tested|Issues|Mplayer_CE needs plug after start the player. USBloader works great.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Turbo USB 250GB (HD-PFU2)||Not tested|Issues|Works|UsbLoader needs to run before execute GeeXboX, so GeeXboX can detect it|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memup Kiosk 250GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|LG HXD1C25PW XD1 2.5-Inch 250GB HDD White USB & e-SATA|043E 70F2|Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Formatted first as NTFS (factory preset) then formatted to WBFS by WBFS Manager 2.5 x86 version. Tested with 3.2E firmware, USB Loader 1.5, all working correctly, no issues whatsoever.|0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox IB-351UE-BL with Samsung SP2514N||Not Tested|Works|Works|Two Primary Partitions. 1st WBFS, 2nd FAT32. Both USB Ports successfull tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|CompUSA 2.0 External Model CUSA250U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then WBFS via the PC. Works without issue.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet M25|ID 152d:2329|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydu69x7 iomega Prestige Portable Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked right out of the box, Worked with WBFS manager 2.5.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Essential TravelDrive 250GB 2.5" Usb 2.0 - Cool Silver ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then USB loader detects and format. Works without issue. Worked with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|iomega Select Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Desktop Hard Drive Silver Series||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Cavalry Storage CAUE Series USB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in Coverfloader and USB Loader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Simpledrive Mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|2}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Simple Drive, Model 90000-40479-002||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Configurable USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable 250GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|(Works with usbloader gx)(Works with cfg usb loader 65)(Works with WBFS manager 3.0)(Works great with geexbox,I used cios rev14)(works great with uloader v5).|5}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo 250GB 2.5" (SAMSUNG HM250JI USB Device)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX (WBFS, FAT32 and NTFS Support (r867 and up)), Works with WBFS manager 3.0.x, |2}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB Elements Portable| 1058 0175|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Works great with Configurable Usb Loader .54-fat and the whole disk formatted as one Fat32 partition, tested with 4 games and it's flawless, no spindown issues at all! :: My WD Elements Portable has a spindown/standby functionality. The hdd is unable to wake up after leaving the game on pause for 10 mins (using ios58). There is a piece of software from WD to control the spindown on windows, but none to change the firmware settings on the hdd itself|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hammer Storage 250 GB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked with no major tweeking needed, I didn't even install hermes. Great External Hard Drive, no spindown issues|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim premier edition 250 GB Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if replacing the USB cable!. Not recognized by USB Loader GX with the original one|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.officemax.com/technology/drives-memory-storage/hard-drives-usb-drives/portable-hard-drives/product-prod3030848 Hitachi 2.5" Life Studio]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in USB Loader GX and can't be partitioned in Customizable USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6xkh8bu Hitachi X-Series 2.5"]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, running with both USB ports plugged-in.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 250Gb|unk|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Took a bit of work to get formatted to FAT32, but once that was done, works great. no spindown issues after 2 hrs of playing Dirt2. Love not having separate power adapter. $50 retail|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WiiFlow crashes when both USB connectors are connected. If just one (regardless which) is connected, WiiFlow doesn't find it. Use a cable with a single USB connector and WiiFlow works just fine.
Works with cfg USB loader with both usb connectors connected (order matters, switch them around if it fails the first time)
|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00078343.html LG HXD1U25GR HDD Red Wine 250 GB external HDD 2.5"]|043e 70f1|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with Wiiflow 2.2 RC1 r414 formatted to FAT32 with d2x v6, no lag, same speed as a 3.5" HDD, just an inconvenience, it use the two USB port of the Wii.|0}}
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==300GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 2,5" 300GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Toutch 3,5" 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|The USB-Drive works good under Vista, games can be put onto the harddrive using WBFS without problems about 152 games fit on the drive, however USB-Loader v1.1 does not recognize the USB-Drive (tryed as NTFS and as Fat32), after testing i found out that if i open the USB-Drive casing, take the harddrive out and then connect the hardrive to the wii using a simple 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter USB-Loader v1.1 does recognize the USB-Drive and games are selectable and playable. I guess the USB-Loader v1.1 is not compatible with the chipset of Maxtors IDE-to-USB converter. Follow the link for a picture of the Maxtor working with a 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter, [digital8] http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/2666/dsc03243b.jpg. EDIT1.: Homebrew does work on the Maxtor One Toutch, no need for the 3rd party IDE-2-USB converter there. EDIT2.: Tested with USB-Loader v1.1 till v1.5. EDIT3.: With Waninkoko's cIOS38Rev12 the drive does work as long as you first boot the USB Loader (Till the No USB Drive found message) and then power up the USB Drive (Un\Replugging the USB cable has no effect). Everytime you exit from the USB Loader you have to repeat the procedure.|2}}
{{USBDevice|HP HD3000S Personal Media Drive 300 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I used EASEUS to make a 100GB partition. In my case I had to make sure it was the primary drive and of course choose no format. Then use WBFS Manager for the rest. Loaded it with USB Loader 1.5. GX didn't pick up that it was plugged in, but I can't confirm it won't work for everyone.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with CFG Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L300R0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6B300S0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Mevis storeX (EH3-SXV3-300IE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works well|0}}
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==320GB==
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{{USBDevice|iPro Drive 2.5 NBEX320GWS||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well under Wiiflow and Usb Loader GX|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Usb Loader GX on usb port 1 with hermes cIOS(It doesn't load on port 0)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2|04e8 60b2|Works|Works|Works|Only needs 1 USB port. Part Number HX-M320UAB|0}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive Mini 320GB blue and black||Works|Not Tested|Works|Only 1 USB. Works Perfect. |8}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 320GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|loader dont seen the harddisk.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Tough drive USB 320GB||Works|Untested|Works|works fine.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic Drive II 320GB||Works|Works|Works||35}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 320GB|04e8 1f03|Issues|Not Tested|Issues|DEPENDING ON PROD VERSION ! Works with prodnr 2009.7 and 2010.4. DOES NOT WORK with 2009.11 - 2009.12 - 2010.3 - 2010.4 |7}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor E alu 320GB 2,5" (PX1276E)||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini 320 GB 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Ensure data plug connected to lower usb port (closest to edge) and secondary power plug into upper usb port.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Travelstar 5K320 320 Go - SATA-300 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the 2 USB ports for powering|2}}
{{USBDevice|cirago CST4320 320GB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 External Hard Drive|058 6366|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works in loader gx. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 320 GB 2.5"|0D49 7450|Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 2,5" USB 2.0 white 320 GB|l3fd 1840|Works|Works|Works|No Problems with the USB Loader|9}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|GeexBox just crashes so I'm not really sure about that.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704|Works|Works|Works|GeeXboX 0.1 alpha7 works. Works excellently with USBLoader, no sleep mode issue seen.Works excellently with cfg USBLoader v50c. BE AWARE, NEW DRIVES HAVE HIDDEN VCD THAT CANNOT BE DELETED CAUSING THE DRIVE NOT TO WORK WITH USBLOADER. - On newer drives with the VCD problem, you can use the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool to get rid of the VCD. After this newer drives will also work (This is for all WD drives with the VCD i.e. 1TB MyBook Elite and so on.)|29}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/kjgaAJ Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential II] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It's almost the same version as above only a newer edition. Installed WD SmartWare to disable drive spinoff and did a full format using a HP Tool to get rid of VCD, formatted as WBFS using WBFS manager and installed games using WBFS for Mac OS X, Every Game worked in WiiFlow 1.1 IOS 249)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Book Essential (WD3200C032-002)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WiiFlow IOS 249, USB Loader GX, and NeoGamma r8.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passbook||Works|Works|Issues|Works with Mplayer with NTFS formatted. GeeXboX needs to be formatted with fat32. Some games freeze with this like ssbb due to hard drive going into sleep mode.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Elite||Issues|Works|Works|Tested with 3 partitions, first one FAT32, second one WBFS and finally NTFS. All but WBFS works with Geexbox. All work with Wiiflow USB loader. Problems with USB loader GX. Homebrew did not load at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie F.A. Porsche 320 GB||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer (FAT32).Works with GeeXbox(FAT32/NTFS.)|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lcux42 LaCie Mobile Disk 320 GB]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally. Reboot the Wii and the disk appears.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie - Petit - 301894 - Disque dur Externe portable 2,5" - 320 Go - USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Sometime sneeds re-insert to get it working|2}}
{{USBDevice|LG External 2.5” HDD (XD2) HXD2U32PW 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Usb loader will recognize this HDD ONLY if you use cIOS rev14! Works just fine using USBLoaderGX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/md29sr Seagate FreeAgent GO 320 GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great! use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); or use cIOS rev14 (spindown fixed); Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player|12}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if your partition is formatted in FAT32 before WBFS is installed. In order for the loader to see your partition, hook up the USB but leave the drive unplugged. Boot up the wii and plug in the drive in the HBC. Have only tried Linux/XP - Not Vista! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgrent PRO 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|-1 Error/very bad,it doesn't work any more!|}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 320 GB (model ST3500320AS)|SD1A|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev899, cIOS38 Rev17, first patition FAT, second patition WBFS |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nfbx7d Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E03X)]|0480 A001|Works|Works|Works|Work flawlessly with the USB Loader, no spindown issues.|6}}
{{USBDevice| Seagate External Portable Drive 320 GB (model ST903204EXA101-RK)| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CoverFloader and USBLoader. No issues as of yet. I made the entire drive FAT32, then separated it into a WBFS and FAT32 partitions. Ensure that your WBFS partition of the drive is primary and active.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Basics 2.5" 320GB (Model E05A032BAU2XK)|0480 A004|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up after an hour of play. Tested on Wii 4.3U and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E04XW)|0480 A003|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up. OCZ Rally 8GB Flash works fine with same games tested, i used 2 of these drives successfully they load wii games fine and have been tested with several solid hours of gameplay|3}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model 34229 / LPHD320-U)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive (MDHD360-UE)|059B 0277|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.5 USBLoader GX cIOS rev.12|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model LPHD-UP)||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|USBLoaderGX Rev560, CIOSrev12|3}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 2,5" Memory House USB 2.0 Plug & Play||Works|Works|Works|USBLoaderGX Rev894|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store 'n' Go external Harddrive 2,5" 320GB (part #53014)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used a single FAT32 partition as shipped, works fine with CFG USB Loader. Not sure if it was required but I disabled the power saving feature using the supplied Samsung Green button windows software.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lompoh Simpletech 320GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive (designed by Pininfarina)]||Works|Works|Works|Works well with USB Loader v1.1 aslo when connected to Vista PC using any WBFS GUI currently out(4/3/09); Works great with v1.5 also.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/m9vg7g Transcend 320GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile (TS320GSJ25C/TS320GSJ25M)]||Issues|Works|Works|Fine for loading wii games but will spindown when using emulators. Must unplug and plug in again to have the wii see it again. Emailed support, they said no utility to disable it. A bummer.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu 320GB Dynadisq III||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lld9y4 Iomega 2.5" Prestige Portable 320GB 34342]|059B 0470|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.4 with cIOS rev10 - Actually, I have tried this with 4 prestige 320Gb devices... Had problems with TWO of them - one was replaced at the shop and the replacement was good... The other was replaced and still didn't work, so we exchanged for another mfr...|2}}
{{USBDevice|Packard Bell 320GB Silver|0766 0001|Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory MegaStore Compact 320GB (TOSHIBA MK3252GSX)|05E3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.5 with cIOS rev10|1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory CORE 2,5" HDD USB 2.0 320GB (Hitachi HTS543232A7A384)||Doesn't work|Not tested|Works|Works very great with USB Loader GX 2.3/3.0(WBFS) and WiiFlow/Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the second USB as port for powering/The games run very smoothly!|37}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nahqk5 Seagate Expansion Portable 320GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Test with wiiflow and cIOS38 rev14. Needs the short orign. USB-cable to work properly|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14586~r.12128430 2.5" Genuine Hitachi 320GB SATA Hard Drive with External USB 2.0 Enclosure]
||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with all loader and fit in my pocket.[Cool and Cheap!][PS.:Same as Travelstar above]|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mluhnk Buffalo MiniStation TurboUSB 320GB (HD-PF320U2)]||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to format drive with USB Loader GX 1.0 r516 (system crash). Formatted with Waninkoko's SD/USB Loader 1.4 instead. After formatting, drive worked fine with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive 320GB (HD-PC320U2/BK-EU) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Plugged in to PC and ran WiiBackupManager version 0.4.5 build 78 x86 - created wbfs folder for me. Transferred some files to it and plugged in to my 4.3E PAL Wii. Launched USB Loader GX 2.0 from Homebrew Channel 1.0.8 installed via Letterbomb. Everything I have tried works fine - will update if I have any problems in the future. Update : now upgraded using WADManager 1.7 to USBLoader GX 2.3 on IOS250. I now use a forwarder to launch it rather than running it through the Homebrew Channel or using memory having a seperate channel. Very pleased as games load noticeably faster with this version of USBLoader GX. Update - installed Hermes CiOS 222 as USB devices wanted to use the same USB port as the Hard Drive - in USBLoader GX change options for that game to use CiOS 222 instead of Cios 250 and no problems |4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 IDE 320gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii cannot read it on all usb loaders, you will get ret-6 error and the ret-1 error or usb loaders just freeze.
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Usb loader works good all disk wbfs 140 games|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz4eduz Western Digital 320GB Elements Portable]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev741 cIOS38 Rev14, first patition FAT32, second patition WBFS |13}}
{{USBDevice|[http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Issues|Not Tested|Issues|It works, but goes into sleep mode (and hangs up)|0}}
{{USBDevice|My Book Essential Edition 250 GB - First Version with green circle in front||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|(Over 50+ games have worked with Config USB Loader, both PAL AND NTSC)(FAT and WBFS both work and multiple partitions work)(No "spindown" issue experienced).|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3200 320 GB 3.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with cfg USB loader, first formatted with fat 32 formatter, then WBFS with cfg USB loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|PQI H550 320 GB 2.5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader GX v1.0 - works great|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM320II 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2 partitions, first one FAT32 and the second one WBFS (game partition). Used with USB case MAXPOWER MP-STG-SUB2FW.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lacie Rikiki 320GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA 320GB CH94 2.5" Portable HDD||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX - Tested in ntfs partition on a "LEH" wii with several issues like black screen but works well on a "LEG" wii careful with this drive .Did not work with cfg usb loaer v65 on fat32 or ntfs|2}}
{{USBDevice| Medion HDDrive2go 320GB MD90071||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice| Toshiba STOR.E ALU 2 320 G (PX1624E-1HC2)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Formated with Windows wbfs manager, It didn't work under mac wbfs manager. Once formated works on both |1}}
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==400GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 400GB Labtop Drive (usb powered) Model #hddr400eo3x||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems works flawless with 1.4 or 1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 400GB (PSOAAD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Error -1 occasionally but reboot fixes Turn on after selecting program you want ie usbloader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 400GB USB2.0 part#47570||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| No problem with usbloader 1.1 - This device works ONLY with usbloader, not with usbloaderGX. Pay Attention! |0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Elements Portable WDE1MSBK4000BN 400GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Drive works flawlessly with Sorg's modification of Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.1. The games I tested booted Fine.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Storex 385HDRW||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This device works ONLY with usbloader1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM400LI||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX and cloader 1.6 from loadstructor 1.7|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega 2.5" 34758 Portable HDD (Prestige)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|looks like HD spinsdown, only recognized when first mounting another drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|FUJITSU MJA2400BH G2 USB Device|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|When trying to mount in CFG USB Loader or NeoGamma, Wii freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS, FAT, NTFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital: My passport essential||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great, no problems at all|0}}
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==500GB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/mjqtv6 Executive 2.5 Series PD500USE-BL]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Exactly like a WD Passport Essential 2.5" HDD (my friends drive). Works great at less cost (Canada).|2}}
{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yar9gte Puredrive 500GB WDC WD5000AAKS-22A7B2]|0C0B:B159|Not Tested|Works|Works|Used CFG-USBLoader v50 with cIOS38rev16 4.2U|0}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/adata-sh93 Superior SH93 500GB Portable HDD] (ASH93-500GU-CBK/Version: 1.60)| 125F:A93A |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Tested with: USBLoader GX v2.2 r1100(d2x v6 base56) |2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA Portable Superior SH02| 125F:A02A |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as a WBFS partition. Tested with: USBLoader GX and Wiiflow (d2x v7 base57) on 4.3U Wii|1}}

{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 500GB Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apacer AC202 SATA External Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB [http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Init wbfs ...-1 "You have issues with a slow disc or a difficult disc"|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/no4t9c DriveStation TurboUSB with Power Saving Mode External Hdd]||Works|Works|Works|Great drive, backed up 20 discs in 2 hours, formatted extremely fast, spindown problem occurs, do not use this. I can say that I have never had a spindown problem, and I have played games on it for hours. Its perfect for me ~I got this HDD recently, and it works awesomely for USB Loader GX. However, it seems to fail on Waninkoko's cIOS36 revs higher than 9. This might, however, be because of other reasons. -Speedy~|8}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nnxyz4 MiniStation TurboUSB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfect with only one usb and looks perfect (white)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation Turbo USB 500GB HD-PX500U2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with uLoader v3? Doesn't recognise drive until unplugged and re-plugged again.Has to be done every time uLoader is accessed again. Works in HBC and in USB Loader GX if plugged after HBC is loaded. Works perfectly with Neogamma R8 b7.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation USB 500GB HD-PC500U2|0411:01D9|Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Just Store Portable Turbo USB 500GB HD-PV500U2| 0411:0181 |Works|Not Tested|Works|WBFS format works fine. Works great with HBC and USB Loader GX. Tested playing with about 100 games (from 222 on the disk) since 3 months and it never crash or hang up ... finally I bought a second one last week ;) .|3}}

{{USBDevice|Cavalry CAUP25500 500GB|04FC:0c25|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Core 2,5" USB3.0 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory Spaceloop 3,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 125 games and works perfectly, great |0}}

{{USBDevice|CnMemory airy 2,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WiiFlow and USB LOADER GX works perfectly, great |0}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory airy 2,5" USB 3.0 SATA 500GB|174C:55AA|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested USB LOADER GX |0}}

{{USBDevice|FREECOM Mobile Drive XXS 500GB USB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 35 games and works perfectly, great |2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird XL-E 500 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow. Sometimes when Harddisk is in sleep Mode, doesn`t work. Pull out Plug and put in again, then it works again. Thats it!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP SimpleSave WDBACZ5000ABK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work very well under Wiiflow and USB Loader GX.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi H3500US |1376:3010|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works great! Seems like this works well just like the other Hitachi external drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi LifeStudio||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Includes a completely unremovable VCD partition, so even if you format the rest of the disk, it will cause your Wii to crash|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi SimpleTechnology - SimpleDrive II 500GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - S500U|4971:CE07|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Firmware 4.1U, cIOS38rev14, USB Loader GX r907. Works great. Drive was split into 2: 350GB WBFS, ~120GB NTFS. No problems on DVD-DL or CIOS compressed games. Good speeds on read/write. Bought for $49.99, so good deal all around.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/ydus2qu SDM/500CF SimpleDrive Mini 500GB]|4971:CE21|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, Multi-Partitions works fine / Works great with USB Loader GX r874 (WBFS or NTFS), works with Configurable USB loader |4}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/7wbbzb2 Touro Mobile Pro 500GB USB3.0]|4971:1012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested working with USB Loader GX WBFS (haven't tried ISOs), Multi-Partitions works (I have a 450GB NTFS, 50GB WBFS) NOTE: Freezes Wii if it's plugged in when USB Loader GX is loaded, has to be plugged in while USB Loader is searching for HDD! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/237v2ou X Mobile 500GB Portable Hard Drive]|4971:CE21|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Haven't had any issues with the drive so far.|2}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki Go 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|I tested 3 Rikiki Go.WBFS-FAT work fine. Tested with cios rev21,wiiflow 2.x,NeoGamma R9 r47 // works without problem on my wii with Wiiflow (HBC1.0.8, WF 1.1, Wii 4.3e|4}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht 2,5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with Homebrew andWODE, Tested with USB LOADER GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Porsche)||Works|Not tested|Works|I tested every cIOS, i also tried to turn it on before and after the Wii, nothing works Edit: Work fine with the herme's cios 222v52. EDIT: I needed to turn the drive on after launching Cfg USB Loader, using hermes cios 222v5 too. Update: hermes cios 224 latest version works consistently even when you power the device on before starting cfg. Cios 249 will freeze usb loader with this device!! Repeat MUST USE Hermes 224| 3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yklshte 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Neil Poulton)]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work| USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally.Might be fixed on the next version of USB Loader. Edit: Works with this setup:1st partition Fat32 40GB, 2nd partition NTFS 385GB, 3rd partition WBFS 40GB. Plug a usb flash drive into the first usb and plug hdd into second usb to make it detect instantly. EDIT AGAIN: Does not work with the suggested setup. Completely non-working on all loaders and with all cIOS revisions. EDIT: Confirmed doesn't work. EDIT: Works when using Hermes' cIOS 222/223, but not with Waninkoko's cIOS 249. EDIT: Works with cIOS 249, created 2 partitions, both FAT 32. Formatted the first one twice in a row with ncWBFSTool and then I stopped having the "this is not a wii disc" error when loading games. ---- Had constant compatibility issues. Would not work at all with several loaders, attempted with several CIOS inc Hermes. Began working with USB Loader GX then ceased working with that too despite not making any changes. Tried non-partitioned/partitioned, recommended ideas etc. Gave up, bought Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0 which works without any issues at all with all loaders. Wouldn't recommend this Lacie drive at all for use with Wii.||3}}EDIT: Works Hermes; cIOS 222/223 and uLoader 3.1 or config.player 48, and as 1 parition 500Gb
{{USBDevice|LaCie d2 Quadro 500gb USB2.0/FW800/400 w/ Seagate Barracuda||Works|Works|Works|Enclosure free demo model from LaCie(was empty) put in Seagate 500gb works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I tried to format it with its pre-installed software but didn't work (in Windows 7). Totally re-formatted in FAT32 with my Mac. Now works fine! |0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 500GB External HDD|0D49:7410 0D49:7450|Works|Works|Works|Goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes by default if no loading is done. Use Maxtor Manager to turn this off, it can be found on seagate website.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB Mini External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at factorydirect|3}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works if formatted as WBFS through uLoader (and not if formatted through WBFS Manager). Then also works with Loadstructor. Disc is recognized by USB Loader GX, but no games are detected.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDrive-n-go 500GB External USB 3.0 compatible USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Noontec [http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_8867_500GB_Noontec_S3352_Gigasave_35_External_Hard_Disk S3352 Gigasave]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly with entire hard drive formatted WBFS. Works with partition|2}}
{{USBDevice|NoTouch [http://www.notouch.biz/nt3500.htm NT3500]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ultra-speed.ca Ultra Speed] ||Not Tested|Works|Works|it looks like the 2TB, 69 dls at waltmart LOL |3}}
{{USBDevice|Woxter i-Cube 25 Slim||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Toshiba MK5055GSX HD inside. It works great with 2 partitions: 1º FAT32 and 2º WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega 500GB External HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Newer model 34959 Select Portable 500GB contains Toshiba MK5059GSX and works perfectly with WiiFlow 2.2 cIOS249 formatted as single FAT32 partition. HBC loads fine.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygv2dw3 (Platinum) Prestige Portable Hard Drive 500GB ]|059B:0470|Works|Works|Works|Works flawlessly with cIOS rev14 and rev15. Lot of issues with older versions.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Desktop Hard Drive 500GB||Works|Works|Works | Works Very Well, If u want to partition so you can use it for the computer as well u need the wii partition to be primary and comp partition to be logical use The Easeus partition maker worked perfectly. Tested with mario kart for 4 hours and then NSMB for 5 No problems and Very Stable no crashes yet |7}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Portable Hard Drive 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with CFG USB LOADER V56 and NeoGamma R8 RC1. More than 3 hours Mario Kart Wii and more than 5 hours Resident Evil 4|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lafsw9 iPro Drive HDE5500G 500 GB]||Works|Works|Works|Tested on 3 drives using USB loader with 180 + games, played all games for hours. No problems at all so far. Amazing deal for the price|5}}

{{USBDevice|JMicron USA Technology Corp. 465GB|152d:2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in Loader, USB loader freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS and NTFS/FAT32. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LG XD2 2,5" USB2.0 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX - Tested on many different wii and always work on usb loader gx (ntfs partitions and wbfs partitions and Two partitions works fine.) enjoy :)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Store & Save 3500||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SDE3275 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with homebrew and configurable usb loader v52|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 123827)||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 124401)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly, tested with USB Loader GX (ios222) and mplayer_ce (ios202)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124451)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works after installing cIOS38r17 no glitches found after hours of playing different games so far (doesnt work with cIOS38r15 or older 38r16 untested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124440)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|tested with cIOS38r17, doesn't work with preformated NTFS (worked after formatting with WFBS) |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/HX-MU050DC/GB2 G2 500GB] ||Works | Not Tested | Works | Works out of the box. Tested both WBFS and FAT32 partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 500GB |04e8:60b3|Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Tested with whole disk WBFS partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 500GB HXMU 0500A/G52 |04E8:1F05|Works|Works|Works|Worked Fine with USBLOADER GX with cIOS Rev 14 IOS249 and New Super Mario Bros Wii)Works ok, but does suffer with spin down issues no known software from Samsung to adjust this.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-222 SATA 2.5" Enclosure ||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|By now, only geexbox recognizes. I'm using with 2 partitions (NTFS and WBFS) USB Loader says that partition is not formatted in WBFS and if you try, error -6.|0}}

{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m External Desktop Drive 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0]||Works |Not Tested|Works|Created partitions and let the USB loader format. Played for over an hour and let sit for over 20 minutes and auto-off did not effect gameplay. Quick loading time and drive will turn itself back on when you turn on the WII. |4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yzr8xeu FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Silver External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Works|Works|All issues resolved with the new cIOS38rev14. No need to wait for Wii to be turned on before plugging the drive in. Be sure to install included software w/ drive and disable power save features before reformatting in WBFS. ---- Multiple partitions work fine. Did experience lockup twice at various times running Animal Crossing City Folk but it could have been tied to power save feature of drive. / I had problems installing games via USB Loader GX with this drive. It would freeze every time. Installing via WBFS manager worked however.|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Drive 500GB USB2.0 ST305004EXA101-RK ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Softmodded wii - Previously when wii was cIOS36rev10, drive was not recognised by the usb loader and just did not boot up. Updated to cIOS38rev14, drive works perfect; drive boots up when wii boots up and switches off when wii is switched off, usbloaders recognise drive, games boot up perfect. / Was having trouble on USBLoader GX with progress frozen but after replacing the USB cable everything works perfectly |5}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Black External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Didn't work with cIOS38rev15/USB Loader GX crashed on loading with dsi exception, but worked fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0045JLPOM 500GB USB2.0 3.0 Black External Hard Drive STAA500105] ||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader GX, Drive Formatted to WBFS. Disabled spindown before formatting to WBFS. If it doesn't recognize during boot up of USB Loader unplug and plug in during countdown|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfavuxb SEAGATE FreeAgent GO 500GB]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions.
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✔ CFG USB Loader
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✔ Coverfloader
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✔ USBLoader GX 3.0 with NTFS-Partition
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✔ WiiMC Video/Music |9}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex 500GB External HDD. STAA50020x|0BC2:5021|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tryed with LoaderGX 2.1 and HomeBrew 1.0.8 all ok, tested with many games on FAT32 (wbfs images).|1}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m 500GB Expansion 2.5" Portable]|0BC2:2300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev828 cIOS38 Rev14 Works also with Configurable USB loader ) i find it working good it is acualy faster than my flash drive it works for me with CIOS rev20 and USBloader gx rev 938.Works perfect with homebrew,games,progs.Very faster and no sleep mode|5}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate STBX500200 500GB Expansion USB 3.0 [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seagate-STBX500200-500GB-Expansion-External/dp/B0084LZIB8]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works right out the box, pre formatted to NTFS, powers up & down with the wii, Can be used as single partition, No spindown or lag even after being left for over an hour. Perfect solution----
✔ CFG USB Loader
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✔ Coverfloader
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✔ USBLoader GX 3.0
----.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Storex StoryDisk HD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX and NeoGamma R8 final|0}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/l89kml 500GB USB2.0 External Hard Drive (model-FV-U35/500)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at Fry's Electronics, 1st one failed after 1 day, 2nd one has been solid|2}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [http://tinyurl.com/ygwafxo 500GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile TS500GSJ25M]||Works|Works|Works|Works Perfect! Drive recomended because of its falling resistant feature and cheap price / Tested with USB Loader GX r874, Neogamma 8R15, CFG v48|5}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE alu 500GB USB 2.0 (P1399E-2G20 or PX1394U-3G50)||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0 Black Portable Hard Drive HDDR500E04XK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USBLoader. Great! Many hours of play without freeze.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||4}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0/2.0 Automatic Backup Hard Drive Blue Edition (Part#PH2050U-1EWL) (Serial# 32UAP058TRE8)||Works|Not Tested|Works|I got this drive at RadioShack. Tested 4 different games and they all worked fine. Using USB Loader 3.0. Have it formatted NTFS with wbfs folder for games. Drive booted up fine and no freeze during gameplay. :) Don't know how to get the 7 out of the confirmed box sorry about that first time editing a web page.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0/3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work at first, reformat to NTFS with WBM (32 kb sector size). If it still doesn't work, you're doing it wrong! EDIT: Doesn't Work, all the way at least. I have formatted every possible way, and it only half works with the original formatting (FAT32). It only works when you unplug it, plug it back in before starting usb loader. have tried with all iOS's and Loaders, same results. other formattings of hard drive result in not working at all (NTFS & WBFS). better off with another drive that works 100%. By the way i have tried virtually every tutorial out there including the ones recommending using hermes and waninkokos iOS's but same results occured.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Art4 500GB USB 3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tried USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG USB Loader, using the whole partition in Fat32 and NTFS. All loaders froze during boot. Only works when the HD is connected when the loader asks for a USB device.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor.E Basics 500GB USB 3.0 & 2.0|0480:A007|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Was initially as the Art4. Fixed by adding drive to usb.ids in the root directory of the harddrive and can now use CFG with FAT partition.Edit:Works with Issues!Same like Art 4 above!!!|1}}

{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-500gb_13206.html Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 2.5", model #47630] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-sunkissed-yellow-500gb_16889.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER, USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Two partitions works fine.|3}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM 3.5'' USB 2.0[http://www.mmd.lu/verbatim-35-disque-dur-externe-usb-20-500gb-xml-895-3769.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with wiiflow and 1 partition for the wii games and an other formated FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim.it/it_10/product_store-n-go-usb-3-0-portable-hard-drive-500gb-silver_8749_0_31963__13775.html Store 'n' Go USB 3.0 (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim.it/it_10/product_store-n-go-usb-3-0-portable-hard-drive-500gb-silver_8749_0_31963__13775.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| |1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html Store 'n' Go USB 2.0 Colours (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Lags possible with COD black ops and modern warfare in online mode|1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://tinyurl.com/yg32oqq SmartDisk External Hard Drive USB 2.0]|18a5:0216|Works|Works|Works| Performs Perfectly! - tried two partitions one NTFS the other WBFS works!. Works OK with CIOS 14 and CIOS 222.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD Scorpio Blue 500GB SATA Hard Drive||Issues|Issues|Issues|Works perfectly but goes into sleep mode after 5 mins.|}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/22pbevz My Passport Elite 500GB 2.5"]| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Excellent drive! Formats perfectly, fast transfers, no spindown issues. Been using it for 20 or so games for a few days, never a problem. Not for sale anymore at Costco where purchased.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/lq5zuy My Passport Elite 500GB] |1058:0705|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|USBLoader works great, did not work with homebrew channel even with a partition formatted into fat32 unfortunately, couldn't get anything load.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-WDBACY5000ARD-NESN/dp/B0041OSB02 My Passport Essential 500 GB USB3.0 Red] (Model WDBACY5000ARD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in USB Loader or WiiFlow, the drive will not be recognized and/or the loader freezes. Tried WBFS and NTFS. WBFS from PC worked fine. Sad, would have been a perfect color match for the red Wii :(
Only way I have managed to get this drive to work is using old r883.. Wont work with Uloader or CFG loader.
Comment: No love either with FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Hermes cIOS 222 5.1, however FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Waninkoko cIOS 249 r20 does work. FAT formatted drive and WiiMC on IOS58 also works.
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No success with this drive, my first attempt at softmodding however another drive has worked confirming this one doesn't. Don't have any experience in trying other settings to see if there is a way to get it working.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passport-Essential-Midnight-Black-Portable/dp/B004445JHC My Passport Essential 500GB USB3.0 Black] (Model WDBACY5000ABK-EESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Install the drive on a Computer, Update its firmware from WD website, install SmartWare software, on SmartWare Software disable the Hibernation/Power Saving mode (it will be applied directly to the firmware) - Uninstall everything from WD, Backup the driver folder on the drive and remove all other folders from the drive - Partition as required and use - Tested with Wii 4.1E cIOS rev21, Neogamma R8, HBC 1.0.8, USB Loader GX 2.0: tested with 4.3e works perfectly. Just made backup of the internal folders and formatted with WBFS.
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Works too with newest CFG Loader as NTFS partition with WBFS folder, make with Wii Backup Manager |2}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential (WDBACY5000ASL) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after disabling Hibernation/Power Saving mode. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential 500GB 2.5" External HDD (Product number (label on drive): WDBAAA5000AD1-00 Model Number (hdparm): WDC WD5000BMVV-11GNWS0)|1058:071a|Works|Works|Works|Just the perfect disc for USB loader, tested since the beginning on more that 80 games, no spindown issues. Newer drives (mine has firmware rev. 01.01A01) also do not have the virtual CD drive anymore and are ready to use right away (some drives in the past had to have a firmware upgrade to deactivate that function). Even though I had no spindown issues, I still followed this [http://tinyurl.com/c4tso8 guide] (opening the case is not necessary even though the guide claims that it is).|24}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ygy5gah My Passport Essential 500GB 3.5" External HDD]||Works|Works|Works|It's the same with 2,5" HDD|16}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/32koq8g My Passport Essential 500GB Portable External Hard Drive (WDBAAA5000ABK-NEWM)]|1058:071A|Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought 2 of the same drives. Installing games through WiiFlow is '''extremely slow''' (on both drives) compared to a different drive (Hitachi) that I've tried. Other than that, games already on the drive run fine.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/c7y7orl My Passport 500GB Portable External Hard Drive Storage USB 3.0 Black (WDBKXH5000ABK-NEWM)]||Untested|Untested|Works|Turned off power saving/hibernation and works, this is the newer revision of My Passport (black with the translucent dots on it) that I found at walmart |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ajz6xqo My Passport 500GB Portable Hard Drive - USB 3.0/2.0 (WDBKXH5000ASL-01)]| 1058 0748| Untested|Untested|Works|I First resized (10Gig) and moved the Passport partition to the end of the drive, created a second fat32 partition(15Gig) at the end, and created an NTFS partition Using the rest of the drive, using "Partition Wizard". I then used "WII Game manager" to format the partition to WBFS, and copied my games to it. Did Not Work in 3 different WII's . I Later figured out that from windows "Partition Wizard" by default creates a Logical Partition. I Deleted and recreated my partitions as Primary Partitions, re copied my games, and This Drive Works Great.|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements 500GB (WD5000E035)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX and had no Problems. Thats how it should be :p |5}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements ebook 500GB (WD5000I032)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX rev714 and had no Problems.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/ui2uyam Elements Portable 500GB USB2.0 Hard Drives (WDBAAR5000ABK)]|1058:1010|Works|Works|Works|Works Works great! tried a FREECOM and some other eHDD's before but this one worked perfectly! No booting issues, no installs, no freezes or performance/loading issues. Tested on the WiiFlow USBLoader ( IOS249 )|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/md26q4e Elements SE Portable 500GB USB2.0 (WDBABV5000ABK)]|1058:1023|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great ! Tested with uLoader, USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG Loader. cIOS Waninkoko v19 and Hermes v5.1. I Played for hours without any problems.|6}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/6txrggq Elements SE Portable 500GB USB 3.0 2,5" (WDBPCK5000ABK-01)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with NTFS File System and CFG v70. It works, and (out of the box) does not have the spin down problem at idle (like other WD)|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yel5lpb My Book Essential (WDBAAF5000EBK-NESN)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|
* Works with USB Loader GX(used free partitioner to create a FAT32 partition then used WBFS Manager 3.0 to format the whole partition. No Issues so far, Loaded 177 games. Running 4.2 with HBC and Drive Key.
* WBFS failed on me, using FAT32 + NTFS both primary, and fat active partition, installed 10 games working flawlessly, from dvds with wiiflow r123|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition, (WD5000C032)||Works|Works|Works|Worked with USB Loader only after creating partitions. Works with Gamma R7 and USBLoader GX 600|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Home Edition (WD5000H1CS-00)||Not Tested|Works|Works|they all seemed to hang up and never booted. The loaders booted fine with the drive unplugged.Tested with over 40 games partitioned into 2 parts one for games and one for videos, it works great, Worked for me with usbloader gx, hermes cios222, and waninkoko's cios38 rev14, geexbox works aswell.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''D'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works|Using 4.3FW, Latest WiiFlow, Fast Load with WBFS System|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000)*Europe*||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after many attempts. Run: cIOS 38rev15, Hermes222/223, Cfg USB-Loader v50, fat32 with WBFS folder:[http://sites.google.com/site/completesg/backup-launchers/iso/wbfs-managers/wii-backup-manager Wii Backup Manager]|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Studio 500GB||Issues|Issues|Issues|works only by using a cheap USB to SATA adapter on the eSATA connector. Integrated USB fails on Wii|2}}

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==640GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic CH11 640GB USB3.0 Superspeed |1033:0194|Not tested|Not tested|Works|I couldnt get it to recognize the drive as FAT32, but once partitioned using EaseUS Partition manager (Don't forget to set the drive as active!), then formatted as WBFS I had no issues. Works fine with Configurable USB Loader & USB Loader GX, though I've issues with WiiFlow (possibly my own issues, however). I still have HBC on an SD card old skool stylee. Drive recommended|0}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA Nobility NH92 640GB Silver|125f:a91a|Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work|WiiFlow stuck at the "Insert hdd into USB" screen. The device enters spinup-spindown-loop two or three times, then stays up for a few seconds, then spindown permentally. Under Wininkoko's WAD Manager 1.7, the device is not recognized as an USB 2.0 device, and directly load it as an "USB Mass Storage Device" doesn't work either, I have to "USB 2.0 Mass Storage Device" -> let it fail -> "USB Mass Storage Device" to get it to work. HBC 1.0.8 works, tho.|1}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA SH02 white||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nrsfkk DriveStation 640GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|picked up any loader i tried straight away played blazing angels for a few hours no spindown at all however sometimes it goes asleep in the loader if your not scrolling through games!|5}}

{{USBDevice|Fujitsu-Siemens Storagebird 35EV840 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/d82l55 H3640U]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader picked it up after a couple seconds and formatted with out any issues. 8MB cache makes it a little slower writing to it than my other drive with 32mb cache but great for the price!|4}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/8rvsdm4 Intenso Memory Station]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|CFG USB Loader v70 with no problem. Formatted it on Wii in wbfs. Looks good in white.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie External USB Device||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, (but first time us start usb loader getting error: Could not initialize USB storage subsystem! (ret -6) just try again and should work).|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 640GB External USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 640GB White||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfect for me!|4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/nnausj FreeAgent Xtreme 640GB (USB 2.0, Firewire 400, eSata)]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly, will go into detail after more testing.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-M2-Portable-HX-M640UAB-external/dp/B004VSH1PO M2 Portable 640 GB (2.5") HX-M640UAB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|* Tested with CFG USB Loader, works like a charm both on wbfs and on fat32 partition. no problem with size or formatting
* Took my time looking through this page and decided on this drive and I'm glad I did! Using CFG v.70 USB Loader 1.5 games load quickly and run just fine from my 200GB WBFS partition. The rest is formatted NTFS and works great with WiiMC. I used linux to make 2 ntfs partitions then WBFS Manager 3.0 in Windows to convert one of them to WBFS. I'm happy!|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 640GB (2.5') HX-MU064DA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|No win with this device, error "unexepected i0i error dump" when loading USB loader GX, cannot format to WBFS. Physical sector size is 1024 bytes, that's the problem. Don't buy this one! :-( |5}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://tinyurl.com/237lrlp G2 Portable 640 GB (2.5') HX-MU064DC]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great! I tested uLoader, USB Loader GX and CFG Loader directly from 5 gb FAT-partition on the device. The remaining space has a WBFS-Partition and all tested games work great on that. Long time tests (> 1 hour) follow...|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No Issues, works great! Was able to partition half to FAT32 and half stay NTFS.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STOR.E ART 3 (E05A064PAU2EW)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, nothing to say, works superb, very fast too!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio (E05A064CAU2CK)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great, a little bit slow as it's portable, tested with wiiflow NTFS 1 part. It looks great btw!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PX1393E-2G32||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PH3064U-1EXB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on 4.1U softmod. Would not format with Wii Backup Manager to WBFS, WII would not recognize drive in fat/ntfs format|1}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 640GB 8M 5400 tr/min - USB - Storejet Anti-choc -TS640GSJ25M ||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good (++ iam another user for me just working with 1 usb loader see my sentence after your message)
(another user wii v4.2 e hack sciifii v3 and pimp my ride v2.11) but just 1 usb loader working with this disk, its ""Configurable USB loader 60"" from Ogzzee ( few bugs with this loader but i think the nexts revisions will be better), and works just with 1 wbfs manager, ""wii backup manager""
- not working with another manager and another loader (i have format with usb loader 60)!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet 25M3 USB 3.0 640GB TS640GSJ25M3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted to WBFS O.K. but locks up with ULoader and WiiFlow either in menus or sometimes in game titles. No game has worked so far unlike my perfect 25M 500GB :( Tested on 4.3. **Update Feb 2011: 25M3 contains Samsung HM641JI - connected it via a cheap USB to SATA cable (with power from a power supply) and it works! The drive is now installed in a Sumvision E-Gem enclosure and working fine.|0}}

{{USBDevice|TREKSTOR 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good !|0}}

{{USBDevice|ULTRA-SPEED 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (partitions no prob ntfs/wbsf) Works perfectly !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store n go - USB 2.0 - 640 gb||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WORKS PERFECTLY WITH USB LOADER GX , Fast ripping/loading times costs 70 euro in holland so nice price really if u want to purchase you should do this!|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 6400BEV WD Elements|1058:1010|Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400AAK ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. No lag and very fast. Similar to above AAK and may be the exact same drive.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried everything - all USB loaders, error 002 fixes, couldn't even load any game, even wii sports from backup.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport WDBABM6400ABK |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly under USB Loader GX and WiiFlow with NTFS and WBFS. Very good speeds.|4}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ycesta4 MyBook Essential Ed.]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works great very quick!|4}}

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==750GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/SH14USB3 SH14] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|-|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 750GB Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 500GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie 750 GB External HDD ||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works, loader has "waiting for usb device", just restart the hdd and it works! |2}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD - OneTouch 4||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. 250GB for WBFS and 500GB for Windows ... 250GB is the first partition, and the 500GB is formatted in NTFS. Works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung 750 GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Desktop 750 GB External HDD only USB 2.0 no E-Sata ||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|Works like a charm , but i only made a 350 GB wbfs partition since i read that more than 512GB won't work. This drive doesn't work at all for me. 350gb WBFS, 30gb Fat32 and rest ntfs. Wii is unable to detect it, also emulators unable to detect it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Pro 750 GB External HDD (USB 2.0 and E-sata) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after cIOS38 rev14 Install from Waninkiko's site. Just use IOS249 when installing. Recognizes entire disk (698.xx GB)! Using USB Loader GX (newest version as of 9/23/2009) with "error 002 fix" turned on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 750GB (ST906404EXD101-RK) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CFG USB Loader (Loader GX freezes at black screen). Formatted 100% FAT32. Drive is USB-powered. Fast! Configured drive with Seagate Drive Manager to turn off spindown. Seemed prudent. Didn't test with spindown on. Works fine with USB Loader GX 2.0 (formatted in wbfs).|2}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/ykfebhs 750GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive 3,5", (Model:SP-U35/750LC)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 3 partition, One with 400GB NTFS, one with 200GB WBFS, and one other with 150GB NTFS !|1}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075PBU2XK) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Will format, but will error when adding .iso. Useless-Zippy-
Tested and working, including writing and reading both ISO and wfbs games, with a standard NTFS windows filesystem format, using Configurable USB Loader. Must add "ntfs_write [equalsign] 1" to config.txt in the usb-loader directory. |8}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075ABU2XW) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Not useless. Erase pre-existing partitions before use. See http://blog.paulgu.com/2008/01/06/how-to-delete-gpt-protective-partition/ |0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://www.toshiba-multimedia.com/eu/store-external-hard-drives/alu-2-25/ STOR.E ALU 2 750GB (Model PX1709E-1HG5)] |0939:0B15|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fast Power-up, recognized by USB Loader and WiiFlow without any issues (1 partition WBFS)|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba [750GB]|0480:A006|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Just one partition WBFS format, more than 612 GBs, with open wiiflow u can read the drive but as soon as you click on "play" any game, the thing freezes, black screen, wiimote disconects and u have to hard power off the console, USBloaderGX doesn't work at all |0}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [StoreJet 25M2 750GB (Model: TS750GSJ25M2)] ||Works|Works|Works|I bought this USB2.0 driver in 2012 March, Taiwan. Original partition: FAT32. Step1: Using the partition master downsizes the original partition. Step2: Useing partition master creat the first partition to NTFS. Step3: Using the WBFS Inteligent Gui format the first partiton, NTFS partition, to WBFS. Step4: Using the WBFS Inteligent Gui load game into it.)|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yfxv5vn MyBook 750GB external HDD - Essential Edition (Green Box)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements External Hard Drive 750GB USB2 WD7500E035-00 (silver) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 200GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/elements-se-usb3 Elements SE] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) (WDBPCK7500ABK-EESN) |1058:1042|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works with WiiMC 1.2.0 perfectly(NTFS). [http://tinyurl.com/wd-disable-idle WD-IdleDisable-Tool] |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/nxyyft MyBook 750GB external HDD - Premium Edition (Has 2 Firewire ports)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Linux, but with CIOS > 12 (tested with 13b, with CIOS 10 doesnt works)|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 750GB |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, tested with CIOS 17|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport SE 750GB WDBABM7500ABK-00| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I tried to format with Wii Backup Manager but did not work. Then I formatted as exFAT before and then an entire partition with WBFS using the Wii Backup Manager.

Works with the USB Loader GX r938. Wouldn't work at all for me! Kept locking up on init. Tried lots of different format options and configurations. Removed CD emulation, disabled SES, everything. Copies ISOs just fine, but freezes when loading ISO. Eventually tried 16GB Flash and all was well.|1}}

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==1TB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yksc2lm PDHD1000USE-72 1TB 16MB Cache USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive (WDC WD10 EACS-00D6B1 inside)]|0C0B B159|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 131gb WBFS partition leaves exactly 800gb left over.|1}}

{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/hd710 DashDrive Durable HD710 USB 3.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested| - |0}}

{{USBDevice|Aluratek Hurricane ACUES3501000F Hard Drive, External SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/yl2uuac Drivestation External USB 2.0 Model HD-CE1.0TU2]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|This drive works with a 1TB partition with loader 1.5. The drive has green power save features and livens up with the Wii. it also powers down immediately the Wii is turned off. The drive is instantly recognised. No issues with spindown and power save features can be enable, disabled completely or timeout adjusted using the Buffalo software. Serial no required for download from web site. the drive is fanless and has a green led on the front for power on/off and access. overall excellent!|7}}

{{USBDevice|EZY Notouch 1TB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX|0}}

{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yhtx6nm G-Force GF1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.1 works awesome!, Tested with USB Loader 1.5 and USBLoader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yz7x3hk G-Force II GFII1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and CoverFloader without any noted issues. Running it as the first of four partitions.|1}}

{{USBDevice|FujitsuSiemens Storagebird 35EV821 (WDC WD10 EAVS-00D7B1 inside)|152D-2329|Works|Works|Works|Sometimes a -1 Error (tested with 1.0 & 1.1) probably because of hdd standy. Homebrew tested: MPlayer CE / I cannot confirm this. My HDD has worked one time with USB Loader 1.1, but never again. USB Loader 1.5, Mplayer and Geebox do not recognize the hdd. -> Works when power is plugged in right after Wii starts!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/ntqk2u 1TB 7200 RPM 3.5" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive Formatted for Mac Model H31000US - Retail]||Works|Works|Works|[Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 Works awesome but GPT partition need to be changed to MBR first. Great price and 32MB buffer! Fantastic option|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive III 1TB||Not Tested|Works|Works|Recognized by USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/6z59yvx X Series 1TB, Black, External Hard Drive]|4971:CE17|Works|Not Tesed|Works|Works out of the box using WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Came formatted to FAT32 already.|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP [http://tinyurl.com/389xmuz SimpleSave 1TB Desktop Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Seem pretty good so far, got to format whole drive first. i split 500 gig to ntsc and 500 gig to wbfs using Wiiflow wii system 4.3]|}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Apollo UX 1TB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX & WiiFlow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/yh2cthk 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0]|059B:0370|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14. Every USB Loader tried works instantly. ~~ For me I have to turn the drive on after the wii is turned on before I can use USB loader GX but other than that it works perfectly (so far). 3 Games loaded in under an hour. You also have to make 2 partitions on the drive because the max size for wii is 500GB. - - Also for me works perfect, I made a partition of about 100gb, have to power it up AFTER the wii goes on. Works like a charm! [[User:Vistitua|Vistitua]] Works perfectly for me aswell. Partition 500/500. Doesn't matter what's turned on first, works with all usbloaders I've tested. Enjoy!! [[SoulSnatcher]] - I purchased this HDD and it works perfectly with NeoGamma R9, uLoader and USB Loader GX. I didn't have the problem mentioned above about bootup of the HDD. Overall, great HDD. I recommend a purchase.--- Underblaze: I have the newer model of this Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard drive model "31871900" bought in amazon and it WORKS PERFECTLY with wiiflow, configurable usb loader, neogamma, usb LOADER GX and uloader, Cios rev20, didnt have the problem about bootup, fast HDD, Buy it--Purchased this drive after reading compatibility here & am VERY happy. Inexpensive & Works great! Backed-up 5 discs into drive in approx 25mins. Partitioned 500gbWBFS/500gbNTFS. No turn on order, works either way with ALL loaders. Also works perfectly with Mplayer for movies (added to WBFS partition with Wii Backup Manager). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!--Have a 700Gb WBFS partition and a 230Gb NTFS and it was working fine on 4.3U Wii with Wiiflow and USB Loader |4}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygku3cg Select 1.TB 3.5" USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14 and USBLoader_CFG, I have 2x 500GB partitions, 1 for Wii and 1 for PC Backups '''/ works great with 1TB formatted NTSC & using USB LoaderGX (NO on/off switch)'''.|4}}
{{USBDevice|IProDrive [http://tinyurl.com/yf5q6ot 1.0TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow 1.1 and Neogamma R7.
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Works perfectly with WiiFlow 1.1, Neogamma R7, System Menu 4.2u. Works right out of the box even though it is formated to NTFS it loads games at amazing speeds. Use WBFS Manager 3.0 and it will work perfectly. '''The good thing is, this hard drive turns OFF when your Wii turns OFF which is like the 2.5" Hard Drives.''' Really cheap, good quality, looks nice, highly recommended! '''SAMSUNG DRIVE INSIDE.'''|14}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 1018|Not Tested|Works|Works| I split hdd into 2 partitions using easeus. Both FAT32. Used wii to format 1 FAT32 partition and successfully ripped and played games from wii using usbl.wad with 40sec recheck. Only took like 15 sec to boot. - run perfectly for me. If the loader doesn't see the hdd, plug it in the other usb port. - didn't work until I got Custom IOS38 rev 14, now works like a charm.|6}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 0951|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work| It seems that Lacie 1TB with this product id is not compatible with usb loaders.|5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/6yk4zc2 Rikiki USB 3.0 1 TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Nothing unusual so far.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Desktop ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. If using gparted - add boot flag to all your partitions.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDRive 2 go 1TB|152D:2351|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|NeoGamma unable to mount WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Carbon 1TB Black||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx and Neogamma R7. 2) Tested with menu 4.1 and USB loader FX rev. 874, no problems, formatted 1TB wbfs and installing games from real DVDs works too |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1T|04e8 6012|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32, tested with Wiiflow 500Gb WBFS partition (made with wbfs manager), rest NTFS |1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 1Tb model HX-MU010EAG22||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX and CFG USB Loader 320Gb FAT32 partition Rest Unused. Also works with whole partition WBFS in Neogamma |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 Portable 1Tb model HX-M101UAB/G||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| USB loader GX with the whole partition in NTFS works like a dream. No issues experienced, just plug in and play!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung Story Station External Drive 1TB - Model HX-DU010EB|04e8 5f05|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://goo.gl/LAadG Seagate STBX1000200 Expansion Portable 2.5" external drive 1TB (USB 3.0)]|0bc2 2320|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Loads without issues using CFG USB Loader but games sometimes hang during play |0}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yjse6cq FreeAgent Desk 1TB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Unplug power from drive, boot Wii, Load Homebrew, plug in power, wait until drive light glows, load usb loader. Mine is [ST310005FDB2E1-RK] and I split it into 2 partitions (FAT32 for game and NTFS for other stuff), works using cIOS 222/223 v4 and CFG Loader v48-fat without the power trick, Mplayer-CE 0.75 works with both partitions.
I also partitioned into two equal drives like person before me, one NTFS and other WBFS. Loaded 59 games, no problem. didnt have to do any tricks, plug-in-play.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/23wuoku Expansion 1TB USB Desktop External Hard Drive]|0BC2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Registered Drive first with Seagate. WBFS Manager on Windows x64 couldn't format (not sure about x86, didn't try with USB Loader), ran Ubuntu LiveCD (x86) and installed [http://code.google.com/p/linux-wbfs-manager/ Linux WBFS Manager]. Formatted to Fat32 first, then WBFS. Once formatted, WBFS Manager on Windows worked for copying games. Works with Configurable USB Loader as a single 1TB partition for installing games. It will turn off when the Wii is off as well, so no need to unplug the power supply. The drive goes into sleep mode after a short while of non-use, causing some emulators to lose save data or crash. [http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/downloads/SeagateDriveSettings.exe Seagate Drive Settings] has an option to remove the sleep mode.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzswnoc FreeAgent Xtreme 1TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 128GB partition, USB Loader 1.5 and cIOS38 rev 13b. Not sure if it matters but I disabled the power save (spindown) feature.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzyj6fe External Desktop Model St310005EXM101-RK]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|As of June 22nd, 2009, this drive works just fine as one huge 1TB partition. You will need to edit the sleep/power management settings; the current value is set at 15 minutes. Download the 'FreeAgent Desk Software' from the Seagate link at the top of the page to change these settings. I had to Format as FAT32 with EASEUS Partition Master before it would work. Works well as 1TB. / Works fine even without changing the power saving settings. / Confirmed: you don't need to change any power settings. Format at FAT 32, then WBFS and you're good to go. Drive works great.|9}}

{{USBDevice|Silicon Power Rugged Armor A80 1TB USB External Hard Drive - Retail||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Recognized correctly but has random lockups even when browsing titles. Other USB hard drives work fine. These problems occur on USB Loader and WiiFlow.|1}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleDrive [http://tinyurl.com/ykogeyu 1TB USB 2.0 (7200rpm) External Hard Drive - Retail]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 & Usb Loader GX, Used with Cfg Usb Loader workin perfectly|3}}

{{USBDevice|TrekStor USB 2.0|1E68:0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Without problems|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Works | Not Tested | Works | Bought drive, formatted entire drive as ntfs, put *.wbfs backups in usb:\wbfs directory, plugged in to softmoded Blue Wii (NTSC 4.3e, mauifrog), Launch CFG Usb Loader v70, drive detected immediately, all games showed up. Launched/played a few games (IOS 249) and everything works great so far. Will update if any issues come up over time. | 2 }}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Works | Not Tested | Works | Drives does have a spindown/sleep feature that can not be turned off. Works fine with wii games though as the cios keeps the drive awake all the time.If you use the drive with emulators or Dios Mios then the games will freeze up or give error message or screen usually within 5-10 minutes of game play. | 3 }}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 1TB USB 2.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|-|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 2S 1TB USB 3.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive|0930:0b10|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with any USB. Tested with Configurable USB Loader, USB Loader GX and with WiiFlow. Formatted in WBFS and NTFS but nothing worked. Wii can´t find and mount the drive |2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://tiny.cc/6kWjX 1 TB USB 2.0/eSATA Desktop External Hard Dive PH3100U-1EXB]|0939 0B13|Works|Works|Works|Works out of the box with GeeXboX, but additional software to remove the virtual cd off the hard drive is required to make it work with usb loaders and such. Drive conversion software can be found [http://www.mediafire.com/file/domzt5mzmmk/toshiba_drive_converter_v107.exe here] I just got 2 of the 'gen2' drive models and they are not compatible with the Wii. When any access attempt is made the drive shuts down. It fails in homebrew, USBLoader, Wiiflow. I made sure to disable the drive sleep mode and both of the new gen 2 models fail in the same way.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim [http://tinyurl.com/yhs2x7j 1TB USB Storage]||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3-fat (great loader). Worked great with 1TB partition full on fat32. great Working hdd. |4}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim 53018 Store 'n' Go Portables 1TB USB3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3. |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yzs3hsb MyBook Essential Edition 2.0 1TB External USB Hard Drive (WD10000H1U-00)]||Works|Works|Works|Tryed with cIOS249, cIOS222, cIOS38 rev 13b, cIOS36, Geexbox, USB LOADER GX, USB loader 1.4, USB loader 1.5. This one works great for me exact same model #. No problems at all. Using Hermes 222/223. Have WBFS and FAT partitions both work. Needed to update Wii to 4.0, and split into two partitions, FAT and WBFS, to work with homebrew and USB Loader. WARNING--> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well. Works well using entire partition as WBFS with USB Loader GX, installs games, powers on/off with Wii|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yjlefhb MyBook Essential 1 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive WDBAAF0010HBK-N /-NESN]||Works|Works|Works|I http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/skins/GBAtemp_v3/tables/pbox_s_brcnr.gifhave it working with USBLoaderGX, System Menu 4.1, latest cIOS and DOP patches. I first used the supplied WD SmartWare to turn off power saving mode (never spin down), then created the first partition as WBFS, using almost the full 1TB, then a second partition as FAT32 using the remaining 32GB to hold the USB Loader app, and all the disc cover images, etc. Works like a charm. Tried with Homebrew on fat 32 partition and it works like a charm!|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. ( note: I use the entire 1TB partition but have to install games from PC using a WBFS tool. cannot install games from Wii.) It's normal, you can't install game in partition + 512Gb, need PC. Works with full 1TB partition under USBLoader 1.5, Yaba's Loader.dol and under USBLoader GX(Both DOL and HBC).Have ripped about 12 games into it from a Waninoko 4.0 Updated wii Using Both Yaba's DOL and GX's DOL. WARNING --> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well.|41}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential SE||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but only tested by me with 2 partions. Spindown can easily be deactivated, other Software from WD can also be easily be deleted. Works great for backups only. Homebrew, Savegame Manager GX, Wiixplorer, and other usb file detection/modifications do not work. I have not run into a loader that will not work, including Triiforce. Have tested with 1, 2, and 3 partitions with various setups.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-Portable/dp/B0041OSQ9S My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0/2.0 WDBACX0010BBK-00]|0730 1016|Works|Not tested|Issues|Works with USB Loader; tested with single NTFS partition. Disabled spin-down with Smartware utility. Works with Homebrew and Configurable USB Loader formatted with FAT32. Difficulty with Configurable USB loader formatted FAT32 & NTFS, worked with Wiiflow though. Can be problematic.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yj4oo5l My Book Home Edition WDH1CS1000N]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Has trouble booting up with USBloader GX, just make sure to turn on the external first, and wait 10-15 secs before turning on the Wii. Fails 1 out of 5 times. This is due to the multiple ports most likely. However, this drive does have a very fast transfer speed during PC transfers because of the other fast ports. It's worth the buy regardless, and it's very quiet and efficient.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/3usup8 My Book Home 2 Edition]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Gives -1 Error; got it working with cios222 and uloader2.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD SATA Hard Drive (1TB) + USB2.0 to SATA Bridge Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I confirmed wbfs_win.exe(wbfs windows port build 'delta') can install game into 1TB full size wbfs partition! ( *** ATTENTION *** USB Loader1.0/1.1 cannot install game into wbfs partition larger than 512GB(524,289MB), so if you install games from Wii DVD drive, you need to partition your Hard Drive in order that the partition size is smaller than 512GB.)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 1TB, Brand number: WDE1UBK10000E||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.5e., USB loader gx., Visual USB loader|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements 1 TB external harddrive]||Works|Works|Works|I have made 2 partitions from 500GB with windows/ i made 2 partitions as well a 50gb fat and a 880gb WBFS everything is detected without any problems! / Works with whole 1TB as WBFS to/ Works without problem as whole 1TB FAT32 partition with Homebrew.Also works as whole NTFS partition with Configurable USB Loader |10}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements Desktop 1TB, USB 2.0]|0bc2:3300|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. takeoff after a long pause. -- No pause here, played > 500h (in about 2 months, up to 5h without pause) on it without any problems - Tested with USB Loader GX|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B8PPEY Elements SE 1TB Portable]|1023:2005|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 500Mb FAT32 partition for Homebrew apps and 950+Gb NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used CFG USB Loader. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and CFG USB Loader Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Couldn't be happier.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0052L77SA Elements SE Portable 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBPCK0010BBK)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 1 TB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used USB Loader GX. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and USB Loader GX Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Best choice.|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBBEP0010BBK (BL or RD are blue or red))]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 10GB FAT32 partition and 990GB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used Configurable USB Loader and WiiFlow. Worked instantly. Does not require external power supply. Best choice. Works Very Good In WFBS partition 600GB and the rest in NTFS whit WiiFlow and USB Loader GX.|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/817-o0fWn2L._AA1500_.jpg My Passport]|1058:0748|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Two partitions: 10G on fat32 for Data and 922G on fat32 for the games as wbfs copied by Wiithon. It is working fine so far.|0}}
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==1.5TB==
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{{USBDevice|Dane Elec SO Ready 1.5TB |152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried using NTFS partition and Configurable USB loader. Didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird 1.5TB External HDD 3.5" ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/17/19 using USB-Loader GX, ULoader, CFG USB Loader. 500GB Partition in WBFS Format. Hermes cIOS rev 4/5 works, too. Green Stripes at Top and Bottom using NeoGamma R8 Beta 3. Other settings and Loaders not tested, yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega - Prestige 1.5TB External USB 2.0 Hard Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1U. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ye9dyx4 IProDrive 1.5TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow and Neogamma R7.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 1.5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Hard Drive works great, you can use de whole 1.5TB as WBFS partition. You can put games on the HD with WBSF Manager or copy them with your Wii. I have now 301 games on it, not tested all the games yet, but no errors so far. You can put the sleeping mode of with Maxtor Manager, free download on de maxtor/seagate site.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hewlett Packard Carbon 1,5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Works great, you can use de whole disk as WBFS partition.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung SpinPoint F2 HD154UI 1.5TB External HDD with Case from cnmemory||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 4.0e., USB loader gx.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1,5T|04e8 6013|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M3 Station 1,5T||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested USB loader GX with the whole disk as one partition in NTFS. No issues at all.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Story 1,5TB||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested configurable USB loader, whole disk as FAT32 partition. Didn't work with NTFS, ends up corrupting the partition. |0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent XTreme 1.5TB external 3.5" USB HDD (also includes Firewire ports) |0BC2 3101|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 16 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.2U. 397GB partition in WBFS format. Hermes cIOS rev 4 installed, but not in use. Other settings and loaders not tested yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yeh4b6l Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in an Antec MX-1 enclosure and tested successfully by dabotsonline in an Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate GoFlex 3.5" USB Device|0bc2 5071|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by Wiiflow and USB Loader GX. Playing has been tested as well on 4.3U Wii and works great on partitioned NTFS/WBFS drive|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd3yjs9 Seagate FreeAgent External 1.5TB Hard Drive ST315005FDA2E1RK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.4e. Also works on system 4.0u although it must be plugged in before turning on the wii.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 47513 1.5TB HDD USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2, USB loader gx, Neogamma R7., R8. and WiiFlow|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycshjch Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBAAF0015HBK-00)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It works out of the box! One NTFS partition and used cfg usb loader 61 b6
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{{USBDevice|Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBACW0015HBK-NESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great on USB Loader GX r1198! DIOS MIOS 2.3 also works.
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{{USBDevice|Western Digital Element 1.5TB External USB 2.0 3"5||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1E.
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Works fine with 2 parts: 1To for Wii and 500Go NTFS.
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Works fine with 3 parts: 1TB for NTFS, 32 GB for FAT32 and other space for WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice| [http://www.maplin.co.uk CnM CORE3 External HDD 1.5TB (bought at Maplin)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried out of the box as NTFS, not seen. So formated using fat32format and used cfg usb loader 0.70 both times, not seen|0}}|}

==2TB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] | 1058:1110
|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However did have to format through WBFS Manager on the PC, as the Wii wouldn't recognize it. I was able to use the whole drive in one partition after that. Loads great afterwards. I am using USBLoader CFG v.40 iInstead of USBLoader. Also have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update if you use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It will let you format to WBFS using the Wii, but you will need to create a couple partitions on the Hard Drive to deal with the 500 Game Limit. I used Partition Wizard Home Edition and made 3 Partitons two WBFS and one Fat32 for Emulator Games and Covers for Usb Loader, install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 so you can use multiple partitions with USB Loader CFG.
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Separate confirmation: Worked in USBLoaderCFG v.50fat using wbfs_file v2.8 by oggzee after formatting 3 partitions as fat32 with [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/fat32format.htm fat32format] , works beautifully
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I have an old style WD My Book Essential External 2TB Hard Drive MDL:WD20000H1U-00 all set as a fat32 partition (No 500 game limit this way, like wbfs and it can be read without any special software on any computer). Everything I have tried to use on the Wii with it works 100%. USB Loader GX and USBLoader CFG, every emulator that supports usb, triiforce, Mplayer, Wii Earth.... well actually anything that i have found that is supposed to work from a usb drive works on this drive! The new model that replaces this drive can be made to work with the Wii too, but it is not as good and takes some playing with. The easy way to tell the two apart is the old style just has 2 blue lights on front and the new ones have an actual fullness gauge. So if you can find the old style or atleast the old style case and buy a 2TB WD internal drive to put into it. I will tell you it will work with everything for the Wii 100%. The new style I can't guarantee because I dont know your skill level. But it can be done.
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Works . Have 3 Partions . 1. Fat 32 2. WBFS 3. Wbfs Using Usb Loader cfg 222 mload (latest) Works for everything except Triiforce usb . Occasionally not seen by homebrew but after mounting with Usb loader cfg no issues . Using Wii System 4.2 Purchased [http://tinyurl.com/ycaxvow here]
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 Seagate drive below based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3832ogj WD My Book Essential 2TB; USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Interface Model:WDBACW0020HBK-00] | 1058:1130 |Works|Not Tested|Works| 1 Partition NTFS, Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player without any problem. The great feature of this hard drive that when you turn your Wii Console On or Off, this hard disk will autamtically goes On or Off, so you don't need to press the back button of the HDD to turn it on or off. |1}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Book Essential 2TB USB 3.0 | 1058:1140 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| USB Loader GX and Wiiflow on Wii 4.3U with d2x7IOS did not detect games on WBFS partition after the Wii was turned off and back on again. I had to power cycle the drive for it to detect the drive again. NTFS worked fine with WIiMC|1}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega Prestige Desktop Hard Drive ||Works|Not Tested|Works|
This drive works perfectly, after two failed drives, I didn't think I had my Wii configured, but this drive solved the problem. I have all my apps on the FAT32 partition and my back-ups on one of two WBFS partitions. I've loaded several games and played for hours without any problems, as well as used several homebrew apps.
Wii System 4.3U
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{{USBDevice| [http://www.hitachigst.com/external-drives/desktop/touro-desk Hitachi Touro Desk DX3 Model: HTOLDX3EB20001ABB connector: USB 3.0 size: 3,5"] |--| Works | Not Tested | Works | Works perfectly with CFG Loader v70/249 and NeoGamma R9 b56 c249, only partition WBFS, connected with USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 cable (NO works in "WiiFlow 222y249" and "USB Loader GX 222/249" with partitions FAT32, NTFS y WBFS)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate External 2TB Desktop Drive Model # (unknown)||Works|Not Tested|Works|
2 Partitions: 1.WBFS / 2.FAT 32 
USB Loader GX / USB Loader CFG 
Snes9x GX / VBA GX / FCE Ultra GX 
Wii System 4.2E / CIOS 249 Rev.19
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 WD drive above based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6ntjeb2 Seagate GoFlex 2TB Desk USB 3.0 + 2.0] 
 
Best Buy http://tinyurl.com/aktnotc 
Model: STAC2000106 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 3550901 
UPC on box: 6364903536 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 9zqan7-571 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) srd0sd0
||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect. No issues at all so far. 1 NTFS partition created with windows 7x64 with .WBFS files on it with Wii Backup Manager. Using CFG Loader 70. D2x v7 final cIOS.
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Confirming this works on Wii -PS3 - Xbox - PC and Mac - I bought this to replace the STA2000100 (which I added here) - Every program works and reads the drive fine. The following programs were tested: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01), WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, WiiMC 
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ara5ehw Seagate Backup Plus Desktop Drive 2TB] 
 
Best Buy http://tinyurl.com/ara5ehw 
Model: STCA2000100 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 5597304 
UPC on box: 6364904056 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 1DXAN3-570 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) srd0sd0
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The following programs work: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, WiiMC, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01) 
The following DO NOT work with this drive: WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, 
Tested with Both USB 2 & 3.0 bases, tried with FAT32 (*Highly suggest LOGICAL partition) & NTFS- No difference detected. Nothing crashed in 6 hours of use and various games with USB3 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Format as FAT32 LOGICAL to make this work on more homebrew apps and PS3 but nothing I've tried gets the Xbox to identify this .
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/bclf9of Seagate Backup Plus Desktop Drive For MAC 2TB] 
 
[http://tinyurl.com/akfpd8g Best Buy] 
Model: STCB2000100 
SKU at Best Buy.com: 5597331 
UPC on box: 636490467 
Part Number on box (for Assembly of hard drive plus base) 1DZ9N1-570 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) SRD0SD0 
Actual Hard drive Part # (listed under model #) 1DZ9N4-500
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The following programs work: USB loader GX, CFG USB Loader, WiiMC, Mplayer Wii Youtube (by Alien Mnd v0.01) 
The following DO NOT work with this drive: WiiFlow, Neogamma, Mplayer CE, Mplayer, 
Tested with Both USB 2 & 3.0 bases, tried with FAT32 (*Highly suggest LOGICAL partition) & NTFS- No difference detected. Nothing crashed in 6 hours of use and various games with USB3 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Format as FAT32 LOGICAL to make this work on more homebrew apps and PS3 but nothing I've tried gets the Xbox to identify this .
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{{USBDevice| Seagate 2TB (uexact name unknown) 
 
Best Buy (forget) 
Model: assembly number unknown (no box, not written on drive) 
SKU: Sorry, No box 
UPC: no box 
Part # for Assembly of hard drive plus base: Unknown 
Actual Hard drive Model # (for separated hard drive not on base) SRD0SD0 
Actual Hard drive Part # (listed under model #) 1DXAP2-500
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Identical results to the Mac drive having the same hard drive model # (though this is a DIFFERENT drive, bought the same day as the mac one - this is the windows version and i threw out the box so now I'm stuck with it...) 
SOME Seagate drives work perfect but NOT this one.
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Not even PS3 and Xbox can read this so unless you only want to use it on the Wii and only for Games I'd avoid it.
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==Other==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.sweex.com/nl/assortiment/storage/card-readers/CR009 Sweex USB Cardreader CR009]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2GB SD in CFG USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/le6dpm USB 2.0 to IDE SATA Converter - Vantec CB-ISATAU2]||Not Tested|Works|Works|all my HDDs work with this adapter very well, With this adapter, hd must be powered on and connected to usb before booting wii.|5}}
{{USBDevice|SABRENT USB-DSC5 Serial ATA (SATA) or IDE 2.5" and 3.5" to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Every Device (including DVD drives) works. Remember to correctly power device before loading USB Loader. No Problems at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|KÖNIG USB 2.0 TO IDE/S-ATA ADAPTER||Issues|Issues|Issues|Included AC adapter causes interference when usb is plugged in (horizontal bands across screen and audio noise). Switching to another AC adapter resolved the problem.|0}}
{{USBDevice|EN2535A Deluxe USB 2.0 to SATA/IDE 2.5", 3.5", 5.25" Cable|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with 250GB IDE HDD
formated with WBFS. Games load on both Wiiflow and Uloader, but freeze after a couple of minutes of playing. Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|USB 2.0 SD MMC Reader USB Device|14CD 8123|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested w/ 4GB PQI SDHC|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP With Memory Stick Prop Duo||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|The PSP is not fast enough to conect to the usb loader but if you make a game channel and install a game from your pc and start the channel it boots the game (this at least work with a 8gb mpd so that's how it works (maybe this is a solution for other hdd's that are not fast enough to connect |0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP-1001 (Phat) With 1GB Memory Stick Duo|054C 01C8|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Gives ret-1 with USB Loader 1.1 formatted or not.|0}}
{{USBDevice|ChipBank SD/MMC Reader USB Device|0420 1307|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with 4GB + 8GB NoName SDHC-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unbranded microSD(HC) reader|05E3 0715|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Occasional freezing in USB loader. Not enough to make any known games unplayable, but save often. This unit comes in the package with (some? most? all?) R4DS flash carts|0}}
{{USBDevice|Blackberry Pearl 8130|0FCA 8004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Claims any WBFS-formatted card is "unformatted", but appears to allow PC access anyway. USB Loader (1.1) still doesn't see it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 2TB My Book Essential Edition|1059 1100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Drive initially gave -1 error, but swapping to the other USB port got it detected. Loader will not see a partition table and gives a No partitions found! ret -38 error. Unable to format to WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mdj285 SanDisk MicroMate]||Works|Works|Works|SD(HC) to USB Adapter. Worked great with 1GB, 2 GB and 4 GB SDHC-Cards.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hama 8in1 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested SD-card1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DigiPower 32-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader/Writer||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested SD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|IOgear 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader DX sku.7134||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|microSD card reader, tested with 2GB Kingston|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaExpress All Flash Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantech 2 in 1 IDE/PATA and SATA to USB Adapter||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|Only tested 2.5 laptop PATA drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 30 GB||Works|Works|Works|You have to put the ipod into disk mode by holding center button and menu button at the same time, then right when the apple logo appears you press the center button and play/pause button at the same time.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mvn799 Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 60 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Simply use the iPod with its standard FAT32 partition, force diskmode as above. Still functions as working iPod :)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 40 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 20 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (1st Generation) 32 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (4th Generation with Usb Drive app) 32 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii Does not detect as mass storage device|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lpt3rs Apple Ipod Video 5.5G 80 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required to work, as above. Needs to be formatted using a command line version of WBFS set to use a 2048 block size|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Classic (6th Generation) 80 GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Putting it into Disk Mode doesn't solve the 'unable to initialise' error. Disc Mode worked playing videos with GeeXboX|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple iPod Nano (1G) 1 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required when formating. Use Gibbed WBFS tool to format. DO NOT SAFELY EJECT. Disk mode required when connected to Wii. Must be connected before Wii is turned on.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested with Kingston 2GB SD-card. Tested with 16GB SDHC card and 2GB CF card|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/noldpr Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Reader - FCR-HS219/1]|6148 9738|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card and Sandisk 8GB Class 4 SDHC.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lw6xbv Transcend TS-RDS5W Card Reader]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/SDHC/MMC Card to USB Flash Drive Adaptor|058F 6335|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards 512MB to 1GB all worked in the device : |0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/miniSD/MMC/RSMMC Core Micro USB Adaptor||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a 16G SDHC Kingston card |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20M3.png MicroSD reader - T-Flash/R4]|058F 6535|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB, buy with R4 (nindendo DS modifier)|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20cycloDS.png MicroSD reader - CycloDS Evolution]|14CD 6700|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Not detected under usbLoaderGX, works under Brisma's loader when inserted just before pressing A to select the device. Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB. This works fine for me with Neogamma, not tried other loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader - Acekard/Acekard2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Kingston MicroSD 2GB. Played a few games for a couple of hours each and they all ran smoothly. |0}}
{{USBDevice|IRiver H340 Multi-Codec Jukebox - 40gb HDD||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Created a WBFS partition in Windows. Transfered games. USB Loader Freezes when device is connected. |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE Y-E Data 9 in one 1 Adapter |057B 0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards (CF and SD) 16MB to 512MB all worked in the device |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE 150gb Design by F.A. Porsche |057B|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works Perfect with GeeXboX and the Loader |0}}
{{USBDevice|Dynex Mini Memory Card Reader/Writer|058F 6337|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to initialize in USB Loader. Tried SD, MiniSD and MicroSD cards in reader.
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I was able to get several games running on a micro SD card through one of these babies. USBLoader GX and all. Sandisk 8 Gb micro SD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Storex Mobi-disk 200Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfect with the Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa View 16GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected with GeeXboX only if plugged into the wii before launching the program. Formatted FAT32, firmware version: 01.03.02A|1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa e140 1GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected fully with GeeXboX on startup and when usb device list is refreshed. Formatted FAT32. Not tested with memory card inserted. Firmware:1.0.010A|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme USB 2.0 Reader|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS M3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony NW-HD5 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to WBFS - Loads ISO to device - 3 games tested all fine!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.8110~r.12128430 Mini USB 2.0 to SATA Dongle]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Use with external power adapter. The hard drive does not shut down when the Wii is turned off, so care must be taken to ensure that the drive is powered down when not in use.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|HTC Touch Pro Mobile Phone||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as mini-USB card reader, if ActiveSync is turned off.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1594~r.12128430 Unbranded SATA to USB 2.0 bridge ] + Portable USB 2.5" HDD Box (Vento by Asus) |04fc 0c15|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 250gb Western digital (WD2500YD-01NVB1) partition 1 fat32, partition 2 fat32 -> WBFS. do not use "quick" fat32 format.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N97 Nokia N97 32GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/5800_XpressMusic Nokia 5800 XpressMusic 8GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|iRiver H10 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Fails to be detected by the Wii with drive in emergency (mass storage) mode or regular mode.|0}}
|}

==Enclosures==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/ga5U37 Box HD 2.5 Captiva]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 160 Gb Sata (WD1600BEVT)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://airlink101.com/products/aenu35se.php Airlink101 AEN-U35SE USB 2.0 SATA / IDE ]|0000 0000|Tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 2Gb green and Seagate 750Gb|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.houseofdeals.com/2020DUSB2.0toSATAIDE2.5/3.5/5.25CableAdapterw/OneTouchBacku.aspx 2020D USB 2.0 to SATA + IDE (2.5/3.5/5.25") Cable Adapter w/One Touch Backup]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; no issues through 3 hours of play. SATA not tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y3a43x2 nGear 2.5" SATA to USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yj5njlw AZiO ADP-SU33 SATA HD Dock]|04FC 0C25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested two different docks with 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8w2tk6 AZiO ENC311SU31]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|AZiO E377S31||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 750GB WDC HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pricebat.ca/Acom-Data-Samba-3-5IN-IDE-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure-USB-2-0-Fanless-Radiant.p_10067803 acomdata Samba 3.5" PATA/SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Works fine - tested with 200GB WD IDE drive. Not working - tested with 300GB Samsung SATA drive. Working - 120GB WD - was intermittent, but may be b/c of connection time|3}}
Eagle Tech ET-CSKESU2-BK Docking station w card reader. Does not work what-so-ever with any software USB loader. Used seagate and WD caviar 2.5" drives.

{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50114)|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.5 320GB split into a 60 GB FAT32 partition (set as primary) and the rest as WBFS (set as logical). [2] Tested with WD 1200BEVS-60LAT0 120GB harddisk, no problems. |1}}
{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50220)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.3 ST980811AS |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.priceminister.com/offer/buy/6123454/Additek-Boitier-USB-2-0-3-5-Pour-Disque-Dur-Max-480Mb-s-Ventilo-8-cm-Baies-de-stockage.html Additek 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 80gb and 160gb Maxtor IDE drives. Tested with USB Loader v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/sub5a1.asp Age Star 5.25" Aluminum External Enclosure: SUB5A1]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120gb WD IDE drive. v1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/cfb3a.asp Age Star 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure: CFB3A]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 40Gb Seagate IDE drive. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.aixcase.com/produktinfo_html/aix-iub2s.html Aixcase AIX-IUB2S USB 2.0 Aluminium Enclosure for 2,5" IDE HDD]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB (HM121HI) - Available in Germany - Cypress Chipset|0}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2USB-BKUK)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 400gb Samsung IDE drive split into a 60gb WBFS partition (set as primary) and the rest as FAT32 (set as logical). v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKAM)||Not tested|Works|Works|Tested with 160gb Samsung SP1614C SATA drive and 160gb Maxtor STM3160215AS SATA drive.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Akasa 3.5" Enclosure Integral P2 E-SATA (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKEU)|152d 2338|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 1Tb Samsung SpinPoint F2EG Desktop Class HD103SI SATA300. (does not work with NAND emulation/DiosMios|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.akasa-europe.com/akasa_english/spec_page/storage/spec_ak_enp2nes_bk.htm AKASA 2.5" IDE/SATA/SSD enclosure - Integral P2NES (product code AK-AK-ENP2NES-BK)]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 320gb IDE Western Digital (WD3200BEVE).|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 USB and eSATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 1.5TB SATA hard drive. Tested with a Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GB. Games install/format/play successfully while using Wii.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-100 USB SATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|USB Loader 1.5 Tested with a Seagate 320 Gb SATA hard drive and WD 250Gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|Bluestork Aluminium External Hard Disk Enclosure for 3.5" SATA-I HDD(BS-EHD-35)||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested on Wiiflow and USB Loader GX 2.0 with Western Digital Claviar Blue 320 GB SATA hard Drive formated in FAT32 and WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.box2s.com/english/ID5/ID5.html Box2s ID-5 3.5" SATA to USB Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WD 250GB Tested with wiiflow, usb loader gx and coverfloader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz98jya Buffalo DriveStation Duo - HD-W800IU2/R1]||Works|Works|Works|Replaced included drives with 2 x 1TB Western Digital hard disks. Work with RAID-1 and auto powers on-off with the Wii! Tested with VBA-GX, USB Loader GX, Geexbox, DIOS-MIOS 2.2|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/6467282 Bytecc ME-350V4 Smart-drive]|152D 2338|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Tested with 80GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; Wii video signal stops whenever drive is powered on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.cdfreaks.com/hardware/product/59193-Conceptronic-160GB-USB-2_0-Hard-Disk-Drive-3_5___-External.html Conceptronic External Hard Disk Box 3.5"]|0409 006a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a WD600AB-00BVA. Worked fine with a custom power supply for a couple of days, there are reading problems now.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch eSATA/USB hard disk box|152d 2336|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB hard disk box CHD2SUB||Works|Not Tested|Works|With WD 250GB HD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB 3.0 hard disk box ||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| With WD 750GB HD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Consus P 2.5" SATA to USB/eSATA Drive Enclosure|152D 2329|Works|Works|Issues|Tested with Hitachi 160GB SATA 2.5 Laptop drive - Update : after 5 games installed on the hd it now -1 takes like 5 or more loads of usbloader to get the list to pop back up|2}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 360 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with various drives using OggZee Configurable USB loader (USB loader 1.5) / Tested with USB Loader GX r874 / works only @ complete WBFS formated HD's (ntfs,fat32 or combined: black screen when you want to start a game) also can't use Cios 222 -> Black screen and Drive LED always on (cfg loader v50 and USB loader gx r874), image freeze after 2 mins |3}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 350 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 2 SATAII Samsung HD's and CFG USB Loader and USB Loader GX r874|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster Xcraft 350 lite - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I have tried this external case with a WD 160GB and a SG 1TB. Both work fine! Successfully tested with a WD Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (WD5000AAKS)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 250 Lite (RX-250-U2) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Transcend 32GB SSD. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6687ora Coolermaster X Craft 250 (RX-250) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a Fujitsu 60GB. Works with USB Loader r883, doesn't work with USB Loader r9xx, r1083 & Cfg Loader v65|0}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft Lite (RX-3HU-S) - 3.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a SG 160GB, Works fine while playing (But my HDD is now dead due to spindown issue after Wii in pause for 2h. I think it's only a hdd issue, not the enclosure). |0}}
{{USBDevice|CoolerMaster XPort 251 2.5" SATA -> USB2.0 & WD5000BEVT 500GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works very well with WD5000BEVT 500GB!Works with Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B 250 Go. Does not work with GrosBill (manufactured by MDT) 120 Go because of insufficient power delivered by USB port.|1}}{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylj9k4o CoolMax 3.5" External Enclosure HD-389-u2(SATA)]|152d 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 500GB SATA. USBLoader GX does not recognize this enclosure with a 1TB WD Green HD, goes straight to screensaver in both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg2mmmd CoolMax HD-360B-U2 USB 2.0 3.5"]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Maxtor DiamondMax10 120GB IDE and Western Digital 160GB IDE|0}}
{{USBDevice| CoolPodz 2.5" Aluminum Ultra Slim USB 2.0 to IDE Hard Drive Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Hitachi 4200rpm 60GB IDE laptop drive on USB Loader 1.5. If doesn't show up use both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco USB SATA/IDE adapter kit (SATA-61)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay (tested with many different 2,5" and 3,5" IDE HDs)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco External 2.5" IDE Enclusure MAP-DL21U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Not recognized by WiiFlow USB Loader with Hitachi Travelstar 60GB HTS726060M9AT00 and Fujitsu40 GB Hdd's - same result.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160919/ DMG 3.5" USB + LAN HDD Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 60GB & 200GB hard drives (Enclosure only £9.99 from Ebuyer)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/9467118/Dynamode-USB-2-0-3-5-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure/Product.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with 80GB SATA HDD. Tested w Samsung 120GB HDD - USB transfers interference to video signal |2}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" PATA HDD Drive Enclosure Caddy Blue USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 160GB Seagate PATA/IDE HDD - Caddy from eBay|1}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-3-5--sata-hdd-caddy-usb-2-0-5JFL.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure USB-HD3.5-ESF]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120GB Maxtor SATA HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus E-Series ET-CSEU2-SG 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 500GB HDD with a 300GB WBFS partition and a 200GB NTFS partition. Also tested with a 160GB Samsung HDD, works great.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus M-Series ET-CSMU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 200GB drive with single max WBFS partition. Tested with Ultimate USB Loader v7.2 and with Waninkoko v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTSIU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA OR IDE External l Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|Great unit installed a WD250 and works like a charm at about 40 games now no problems |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work. Tried with 2 different IDE Drives, neither worked. (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1). |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA, ESATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|250GB Maxtor SATA, USB Loader GX 1.0 rev 719, USB Loader 3.0b, Hermes cIOS 222/223 rev 4, Waninkoko cIOS rev 14|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/3.5-inch-Black-IDE-Aluminum-HDD-Enclosure/4923783/product.html eForCity 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure]|13FD 1040|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with SEAGATE Barracuda 80GB IDE HDD [http://www.amazon.com/SEAGATE-Barracuda-Model-ST380011A-Drive/dp/B0001FXAEC ST380011A]|0}}
{{USBDevice|Easy IDE" usb -> IDE interface||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" HDD Enclosure SATA and IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with ide disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" EM7048 HDD Enclosure SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 160GB disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykneze8 Enermax Brick 2.5" SATA EB208S-B]|05e3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|External Data Storage (2.5"/3.5" IDE to USB)|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2.5" Fujitsu. Tested with 250gb 3.5" Seagate.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec DB-339U2 IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 40GB, 80GB IDE and WD 500 IDE - this enclosure is especially for GERMAN/EUROPE users because the most items on this side are only available in UK or USA|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec FB-35US2 SATA II||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung SpinPoint F1, 1TB, 32MB Cache|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec Multi-function Storage IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized by USB Loader. USB Loader shows very slow countdown when connected, but won't see the drive or its WBFS partition. This is probably because the HDD case also has an integrated SD-card reader so USB Loader might not chose the right device from the five or six USB mass storage devices that there are. Tested with Western Digital 250 GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Formac disk mini 2.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with JMicron 465GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Galaxy METAL GEAR 3.5" SATA USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda Refurb 500GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.supermediastore.com/galaxy-metal-gear-box-ii-3506uep-3-5-inch-hdd-external-enclosure-usb-2-0-firewire-ieee1394-black.html Galaxy METAL GEAR BOX Substance II 3.5" IDE USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 80GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Gigabyte Anvil||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjpadyt HornetTek Hover SCC 3.5" SATA to USB/eSATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop1.frys.com/product/5893513/ HORNETTEK TRAVEL LITE 2.5" SATA TO USB]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No joy|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hornettek Viper 3.5" SATA/ESATA External HDD Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate Green 2tb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pcmedia.org/Box-Esterni_Docking-Station-Ichona-x-HD-SATA-2-5--3-5-.1.18.119.gp.14629.-1.uw.aspx Ichona Docking Station For SATA 2.5"/3.5 HD ]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital GP 500GB SATA + cIOS Rev12 + USB Loader GX 1.0 (Games tested: Wii Play PAL, Naruto Clash of the ninja revolution 2 PAL, The house of the Dead overkill PAL|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/37aa57z IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220 SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220-StU SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 2.5" Caviar Blue 250gb + Configurable USB Loader v60|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-220U PATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||2}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-250U-B IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB Toshiba Drive in several ways |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320GB 2.5 HM320JI |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221StU-B SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 320GB 2.5", USBloaderGX rev 560,CIOSrev12 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-223Stu SATA|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-224 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Seagate ST96812AS 60Gb 2.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/36xw9dk Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-290StUS-B SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA. +Tested with Seagate 500Gb 2.5 SATA, Tested with Western Digital 500GB (WD5000BEVT) and Hitachi Travelstar 500GB (HTS545050B9A300) + Seagate Momentus 5400.6|3}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-380 Series IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Maxtor Diamond Max 160GB *can't get the link to work|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-351AStU IDE/SATA Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Old Maxtor Diamond Plus 250GB - successfully tested a few dozen games for several hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/8284-tagan-ib-390-hard-drive-enclosure-review.html Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Deskstar 7k250 250 Gb and with a Samsung SpinPoint F1 - HD103UJ - 1 Tb 7200 RPM 32 Mb SATA II, and tested successfully by dabotsonline with a Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l3hmeo Icy Dock 3.5" External USB eSATA MB559US] ||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Samsung 80Gb 3.5" Sata II + Samsung 320 GB 3.5 Sata II|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz2wnca iMicro 2.5" SATA HDD External Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120Gb 2.5" SATA. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf6rdem iMicro 3.5" SATA IDE HDD External Combo Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond Max 10 3.5" 300 GB SATA. |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam25harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08411.aspx Inland u-Jam 2.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a variety of small (12GB, 20GB, 40GB) IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam35harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08410.aspx Inland u-Jam 3.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with usb loader gx (also didnt work) and Homebrew channel . Using a hitachi deskstar 82.3 gb Ide drive. Tested march 28, 2010. Tested with several similar deathstar's 6/13/10 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Inland u-Jam Pro IDE/SATA to USB Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Did not work with a small variety of IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, model I35USBEN|14CD 6600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Worked with WBFS Manager 2.5, but USB Loader GX failed to detect. Tested with Western Digital Caviar 250GB |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Config USB Loader with Hermes 222 IOS. Latest Wii updates as of 6-1-2011. Purchased from Ebay |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure with 40GB sata fitted, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Config USB Loader v69 after full update and soft mod with modmii on 16/05/12. All other USB loaders failed. Drive formatted fat32. Purchased from Ebay |0}}
{{USBDevice|ID:067B 3.5" External USB HDD Enclosure with power brick ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 3.5" Ide. Worked fine it has a manual on/off switch on the case. Upgraded to My Book esential 1TB but basicly this one was doing the job perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|i-rocks IR-9300 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with 80GB WD Caviar IDE HDD. Works perfectly with Coverfloader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjozz3f KINGWIN BJK-35USBI 3.5" IDE Enclosure]|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|KINGWIN KH-201U-BK 2.5" SATA Enclosure|05E3 0718|Works|Works|Works|Played a Divx video, SnesGX, and Usb Loader GX Tested over 30 mins|1}}

{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 04b4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 40gb, IBM 70GB ide disk|3}}
{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 05e3 0702|Not Tested|Works|Works|Different Vendor/Product IDs than the above LC POWER enclosure. Tested with Samsung MP0804H 80 gig harddisk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Link Depot EN-SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Fujitsu 40gb SATA MHW2040 (Original PS3 Drive)|0}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB2 eSATA Docking Station|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB3 UA0106||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly G-S350SUA Hi-Speed eSATA/Firewire/USB 2.0 Enclosure 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Works|Works|Tested with Western Digital 1 TB Caviar Black 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly PHR-100A Aluminum 3.5" USB2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 500GB IDE drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykwpwc8 Macally PHR-250CC FireWire/USB 2.0 2.5-Inch IDE Hard Drive Enclosure]|03e0 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with IBM Travelstar 20 GB HD originally from a Powerbook G4|0}}
{{USBDevice|MadDog Usb Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Only works in the right usb port. Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew and Usb iso loader work fine. Tested with Samsung 80gb Drive UPDATE: Does not run backups past cios rev 10; incompatible with many new games. |2}}
{{USBDevice|MonoPrice HDD Dock USB 3.0 External HDD 3.5" SATA|?? ??|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with seagate 3.5" 750GB SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starlight M01-US SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate ST9160310AS, with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow and configurable USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Star Storage SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested with a Western Digital 750 GB 7200rpm WD7500BPKT, one partition FAT32 with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow / USB Loader / Cfg USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Nexxtech External HDD 3.5" IDE|0C0B 2BCF|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only works on the left USB port. Tested with WD 250Gb 3.5" IDE.|0}}
{{USBDevice|NoName External HDD 2,5 SATA|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OIAV USB2.0 2.5" HD External Storage System (IDE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|4GB 2.5" drive inside, 2 known bad sectors, works fine although crashes after 3 minutes during Zelda TP cinematic.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Omata 2.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 120 GB HDD (ST916082 1AS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://oyendigital.com/hard-drives/store/CB3-BK.html Oyen Digital MiniPro 2.5-inch FireWire 800/USB 3.0 Enclosure]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital Scorpio 250GB 5400RPM (WD2500BEVS). The device must not be connected to the Wii on first channel boot.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPE2010CC||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with PS3 40GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Point Of View External HDD casing 2,5 SATA|067b 2571|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Portable HDD DivX Player|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Looks like [http://www.madeinchina.com/76756/product-4404019/photo-4105112/HDD-Player.shtml this] Tested with 40G Toshiba and 80G Samsung drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Powerspec 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay, you're lucky if you get a game to load, it will probably freeze at the loading screen once the led on the enclosure shuts off anyway. 6/10/09 - Purchased PowerSpec drive enclosure with an Unknown 160GBOEM drive factory installed. Can format as WBFS and copy images via PC but no bootloader seems to detect it as connected.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Powerdata 2.5" USB IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Hard drive works fine in another enclosure, so enclosure is not compatible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rapsody S25 2.5" ENCLOSURE |0402 5637|Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader >1.4|0}}
{{USBDevice|Revoltec Acrylic 2.5" USB IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Various Hard disk and various capacity. The enclosure it's not compatible.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RITMO 3.5" HDD LAN ENCLOSURE IDE/SATA -> USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|used WD 160GB sata... purchased at msy.com.au for $25|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 2.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| http://msy.com.au $6! Only needs one USB port. Successful test with Configurable Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo 2.5" SATA to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| http://msy.com.au $10! Won't even recognize|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 3.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works| http://msy.com.au only $15|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 3.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Works with 223-mload, start drive after initial retry or drive hangs. Works with GeeXboX with a 120GB Maxtor HDD. Tested with WD 160GB HDD and uloader just hangs. The drive keeps spinning and the WII disk drive blue light keeps blinking |5}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 2.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB HDD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylhsa7e Rocketfish 2.5" SATA to Esata/USB2.0 enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 20GB Western Digital drive worked great, will test other apps later|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX234 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With 160GB Hitachi Deskstar salvaged from an old Acer Aspire 5100. Hot Swapped fine. 10$ enclosure at Newegg.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX353-S BLK (Black) 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 400GB Western Digital Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-SU SLV or BLK 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With an 80GB Seagate Drive. Also tested with Configurable USB loader and a 500GB WD drive partitioned in half, WBFS/NTFS. Works very well, tested with long sessions with multiple games. Both silver and black versions of the device are identical, so both work|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-IU BLK/SLV Aluminum 3.5" IDE USB 2.0 External Enclosure|067B 2506|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Maxtor formated with WBFS. Played for many hours on both WiiFlow and Uloader 5.1. Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX355-U Aluminum 3.5" IDE USB 2.0 External Enclosure|13FD 1040|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 250GB Maxtor formated with WBFS. WiiFlow crashes when loading any game, Uloader has error "No Partitions Found". Tested on a newer black Wii.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 300GB Hitachi Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6pc45k Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with old Hitachi 160GB 5400 rpm formatted with WBFS. Working with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25B 2.5" IDE||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|This was with a Seagate 160gig ATA drive in enclosure. Hot swapping didn't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-ESU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Hitachi travelstar 40gb|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-EGU35 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure (Bought cheap from Costco)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Western Digital 250gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop3.frys.com/product/4289084 Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure ]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba 60gb SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 250GB SATA, USB Loader GX r907, works fine. Also tested with Hitachi TravelStar 120GB (wbfs) and Configurable USB Loader v67, no problems.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35D||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 120GB using v1.1 and 1.4|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35K||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked well with a small variety of hard drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzsarth Sabrent SBT-EKU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure]
[http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/SBT-EKU25/ Sabrent SBT-EKU25]|VID_13FD PID_1040|Works|Not Tested|Works|User 1: Tested Western Digital 160gb.
User 2: Works flawlessly. Tested with Cfg USB Loader and a 60GB Samsung MP0603H disk in NTFS format.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-223 SATA 2.5" Enclosure||Works|Works|Issues|This is how you make this encolsure work: Create a WBFS partition, then a second (as small as posible) with FAT32. Run Geexbox, restart from its menu, then load the USBloader. Tested with a Hitachi 160 Gb HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case25_sata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 2.5" SATA]|04FC 0C25|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 100Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case35_esata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 3.5" eSATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600YS 160Gb 3.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/archive/twin_drive/index_en.html Sharkoon Twin Drive]|04B4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 6L160P0 jumpered as Master and no second hdd|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.shintaro.com.au/products/enclosures/SH3-SATA/index.htm Shintaro 3.5" External Enclosure - SATA (SH3-SATA)]|13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600AAJS 160Gb 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|SIIG JU-SA0C12-S1 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure|1BCF 0C31|Works|Works|Works|Played Divx Video, SnesGX, USB Loader GX for 30 mins|1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech HDD Enclosure 3.5" IDE USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Punchout + WD 60GB and Quantum Fireball 40GB. Purchased from http://www.bestbytecomputer.com for $20CAD also tested with 100 GB Maxtor. Bought on ebay 19.99 free shipping. Also Works with 500GB WD|3}}
{{USBDevice|Smart drive 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 320GB, works fine with USB Loader. Also works for me with WD320gb and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.snt.com.tw/product.php SNT ST-2316B2 3.5" IDE to USB2.0/1394]||Works|Works|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 6L250R0 (250GB). Slightly choppy playback on GeeXboX, might not be related to the enclosure though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dansdata.com/sntboxes.htm SNT ST-2316C 3.5" IDE to USB/1394]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with an 80gb Seagate. Purchased from www.auspcmarket.com.au for $21.89; a direct link doesn't work - search for SNST2316C.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Startech Infosafe aluminum USB2.0 enclosure |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Western Digital 1.5 TB 7200 RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sumvision E-Gem (2.5" SATA) WXT-E822-2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with Samsung HM641JI 640GB taken out of a Transcend StoreJet 25M3 640GB USB3.0 drive which did not work (see 640GB drive section above).|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. |0x1bcf 0x0c31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB-SATA Adapter, Works fine with Toshiba TOSHIBA MK5059GSXP (500GGB); case is noisy; use "smartctl -s on" because smart is deactivated by default;|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/4mr25pb SYBA Spyker CL-ENC25007 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure]|1BCF 0C31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Enclosure can be bought from NewEgg for $10. Link: http://tinyurl.com/4fgq5vv|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tsunami.tobid.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part%3DPE25007&Category%3D115844 Tsunami Artek Speed2500 2.5" USB HDD Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Always returns -1 w/40GB drive that works in another enclosure.
Tested with SEAGATE 320GB Momentus 7200.3 SATA 2.5in HDD w/ NCQ, 16MB Cache workes 100% of the time havent goten a single error yet using wii coverflow USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|"Err -0 xfered games won't load, usb loader ripped games load but crash shortly after. Got to work with usb loader but having trouble detecting. Older versions work better. 516 build works pretty consistently. Tried with seagate and fujitsu drives.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|all 114 wii games load fine with usb loader, i even ripped games. Got to work with usb loader without any trouble of it being detected.. Tried with seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9320325AS
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Model purchased from Best Buy. Have tested with a 300gb desktop HDD (forgot brand, probably WD or Seagate), a 150gb WD Raptor X 10,000rpm ([http://tinyurl.com/2z5p46 WD1500AHFD]-00RAR1) desktop HDD, and currently using a 500gb Seagate Momentus 5400rpm (5400.6 [http://tinyurl.com/5rllmj ST9500325AS]) notebook HDD. [http://usbloadergx.koureio.net/ USB Loader GX] and [http://tinyurl.com/pvnx8d Configurable USB Loader] reads perfect, all games detected and load (unless something wrong with the game ISO itself). All have worked beautifully as of 7/27/2010. Ripping via either USB loaders was NOT TESTED. All games were loaded via [http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/ WBFS Manager] on a PC.
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{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX ST0005U Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested an assortment of 2.5" & 3.5" drives ranging from 80GB to 640GB (Seagate, WD, Maxtor, Fujitsu) on 4.2U with cIOS38rev14. All worked flawlessly in both playing and ripping games with USB Loader GX. |3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Silver River Duo 3.5" A2396|152d 2338|Not Tested|Works|Issues|Tested USB loader using SSB Brawl and the game will freeze anywhere from the initial loading screen all of the way through the end of brawl. Had a similar problem with another drive in the enclosure.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/a2bevgv TOOQ TQE-3518 3.5" IDE/SATA USB 2.0]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 SATA 200 GB (ST3200826AS). Is FAT32 and works great with Configurable USB Loader (v70)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.omega.com.tw/storage-UHD231.asp Omega 3.5" UHD231 IDE Enclosure]||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Ultron UHD-3500f||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 120GB IBM/Hitachi HDD. Works really great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfkxqdn Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock NST-D100UFS]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 750GB drive. 480GB is WBFS and the rest is NTFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/272 Vantec NexStar CX 2.5]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Seagate Momentus 320GB 5400.5 Update: Sometimes is not detected and needs restart to detect. Detected ~95% of the time. Update: If the harddrive is in the bottom usb and a flash drive is in the top usb I get 100% detection.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/390 Vantec NexStar TX 2.5]|152D 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Same drive works with butchered Western Digital usb to sata adapter, with no issues. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron JM20329, and by the looks of this wiki, JMicron chipsets just may not be compatible. UPDATE: It is a usb power issue, I used one of those dual usb cables to provide the unit with more power, and it worked! This is not sustainable for me, so I bought another enclosure, but now we know.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec NexStar 3, 3.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 300GB. Stability issues depending on the game. Some games work perfectly, but most either Will work for anywhere between 1-15 minutes, then lock up or not work at all. Tested with a 500GB WD Caviar and it works flawlessly.
Could not get wii to recognize it at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/210 Vantec NexStar 3 NST-360U2-BL]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120gb WD12 drive. 32gb fomatted as FAT32 and the rest is WBFS, tested with Configurable USB Loader and all my games seem to load ok, haven't played any game for very long yet. Used Superdump v1.3 to rip my games to the FAT32 partition without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yju8rmn Vantec NexStar CX NST-300SU-BK]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 1TB. Total cost for drive + enclosure was around $80 USD from ewiz.com. Followed guide exactly at http://www.mikeandheth.com/games/109-store-and-load-usb-wii-system-menu-4.html|9}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjr5qe6 Vantec NexStar SX NST-285S2-BK 2.5"]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 80GB SATA from my old MacBook
Tested with Toshiba 120GB SATA from my old MacBook|2}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec Nexstar 3i NST-360S2i-WH||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with WD 1Tb Green Drive which works 100% fine in another Nexstar enclosure. This enclosure has built in Power Save functions that are not Wii compatible and can't be switched off. After 3 seconds drive goes into idle mode from which the Wii cannot wake. I tied contacting Vantec about hardware workaround (i.e jumper wire on relevant IC) because the power save function can be kept off with windows software/driver. There response was can't be done which is bulls&%t... no more Vantec for this puppy. I bought this enclosure because it is glossy white like the Wii console but it is in fact about as incompatible as you can get.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/161 Vantec NexStar NST-350U2]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond 10 200GB IDE Hard Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX24679(ME).aspx Velocity Elite Series]|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|openWiiflow R25 Tested with a Western Digital 500GB Scorpio Blue Hard Drive. Works perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vibe Media Player Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Seagate IDE 500GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Welland ME-601J 2.5 and 3.5"Sata HDD Docking Station USB2 and eSATA||Works|Not tested|Not tested|Tested with Western Digital WB800 80GB Sata HDD pulgged in, very surprised that it works so well|0}}
{{USBDevice| Wintec FileMate USB 3.5" 3FME3B2TW-R 3.5" SATA to USB 2.0 / eSATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a Samsung EcoGreen F3 HD153W1 drive inside. Could mount WBFS on computer, could load games, and USB Loader GX and Wiiflow could see the game list on the Wii. Unfortunately it failed to load any game; load attempts sent you back to the main Wii menu. It's too bad, as this model looks just like the Wii: silver base, white case, blue lights.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg7ooo2 XtraStor 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure]|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader 1.5 Ultimate. For some games you need to configure the setting as we always do when using GeckoOS|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL IDE HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|15.99-shipping incl. on ebay seller is "insidecomputer" took 2 days to get here. Ebay search exact enclosure name. Seller's in California '''**UPDATE**''' Purchased drive on 6-27-09 from member on ebay it came with ide & sata connectors even tho no mention of sata had many random freezes on all games changed to another encloure and all is well '''I believe the drive being sold has changed BEWARE!! (Here's another confirmation that this drive being shipped no longer works well)'''|2}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL SATA HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box (VTG Gehäuse) |2338 0100|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested diferent HDDs - Drive doesen't matter. Tried all methods with no success. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs. Hangs or is not detected. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron 20316 JM20339|1}}
{{USBDevice|No name ebay brand IDE to USB Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tried with a 80gb Western Digital and a 13gb Maxtor both worked great! |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/qqlin/13.jpg IDE to USB 2.0 Enclosure For 2.5" Notebook Hard Disk] Ebay "VAIO". Sometimes real Philips brand. Also Conceptronic|058F 6391|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't work when tested with Toshiba 20GB. Works perfectly with Samsung 80GB. If connected to PC, works perfectly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RYVAL / "GrosBill essentiels" el-cheapo 2.5" PATA to USB Enclosure or other name Samsung 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE HDD External Box or 2,5" External Case OR hama MobileLife PATA Festplattengehäuse OR ICY BOX IB-220U-Wh OR cheap IDE - PATA Adapter without enclosure off ebay|14cd 6600|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5. Tried without and with external power supply, both IDE ports. Single IC on the board is marked "MOAI M110E", TQFP-48 package. Works fine on the PC. Works in MplayerCE too.|6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16551~r.12128430 No name DealExtreme USB+eSATA Vertical Dock with One Touch Backup for 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD]|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB Loader GX rev 584 works. Have to power off/on Wii after each run though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It has the same vid-pid (VID_152D PID_2339 REV_0100) as the product above but this doesn't work with usbloader 1.5 cios rev10, rev12, rev13b: Err -6|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Same as above, using SAMSUNG 160GB SATA HD. Only one port works (if you put the wii without standing, the below USB port only). First, I partition it into 2 NTFS (100 GB and 48GB), use UsbLoader 1.5 to format the 100GB partition. After that, install game with USBLoaderGX or USBLoader (same). I don't try format @ PC or USBLoaderGX. Works fine, but the HD is hot. Have to turn on/off Wii every each game run (not standby, full shutdown, easier if disconnect the power source)|0}}

{{USBDevice|No name USB2 IDE/PATA 2.5" Enclosure|0402 5621|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This nameless enclosure uses old ALi M5621 chipset from 2000, but I have never had any problem with this enclosure even when used for more than 6 hours many times. No overheats, no locks up/hangs. Tested with old (from 2001 or 2002) Toshiba 30 GiB 2.5" IDE/PATA disk drive.|0}}

{{USBDevice|3.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case with Power Adapter| 058f 6391 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Seems to work fine and dandy, the link says you need to set the drive to master, but I couldn't make my 200 gig drive work until I set it too slave.|0}}
{{USBDevice|2.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case powered by USB "Y-Cable"| 058f 6390 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried multiple 2.5 inch IDE drives with no success.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure (POTHSATA2501) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I had to partition and format on my PC, but it works well now. Using with a 60GB Seagate Momentus. Available at http://www.accstation.com/pothsata2501.html. I bought it from accstation on Ebay for $7 including shipping.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Sansun-2535-HDD-DOCKING-SATA-TO-ESATA::409.html Sansun 2.5"/3.5" HDD DOCKING SATA TO ESATA (SN-DKES)] |13FD 160F|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested with USB Loader GX. Using my maxtor 120 GB 3.5" HDD SATA I. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Monster-35-BOX-hard-disk-Enclosure-SATAIDE::403.html Sansun Monster 3.5" BOX hard disk Enclosure SATA&IDE] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Only works with SATA drives, tested with 320Gb Samsung SATA, (80gb and 160gb) Seagate IDE. Tested on Wiiflow. |0}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 200 GB IDE HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation) "PI-202US SATA/USB20 Drive" firmware 8.67|13FD 1640|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung HD403LJ 400Gb 3.5" SATA 7200rpm, 16M, using USB loader GX Revision ?. (drive partitioned as 200Gb WBFS and 200GBFAT. only used the wbfs) ISSUES: if you exit the game and go back to usbloader GX, then it freezes while opening the second time with "waiting for USB device". So I'm now rebooting the device everytime i reboot the wii. Also, as expected, it's way slower then using a modern flash memory, but you will only notice that during the game loads. More serious, while playing DOD multiplayer for a long time, the screen would just turn black. you will not respaw, just be able to access the menus and change weapons. it happens randomly. never happened with a usb stick.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation)|13FD 1240|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba MK325GSX 320Gb SATA using USB loader GX Revision 890|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buy.com/prod/2-5-blue-wire-mesh-usb-2-0-sata-hard-drive-disk-hdd-enclosure-case/q/loc/101/211934976.html 2.5" HDD External Case] |13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with IBM/Lenovo Hitachi 60 gb 2.5 SATA HDD pulled from a Thinkpad T60 & a Momentus 5400 RPM from Seagate pulled from a Compaq F500 Note: I don't know why an enclosure with a similar VID works, but after trying two HDDs in the enclosure and trying another completely different enclosure THAT WORKED I can safely say - this does not work. Light blinks, but both USBLoader v9 and CFG loader freeze|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-222 Enclosure||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB. After launching USB loader or any Homebrew it makes the wii freeze.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/cphxim Chronos One-Touch-Backup 2.5] SATA enclosure with [http://bit.ly/Rsftz WD Scorpio Blue WD2500BEVT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. Will start the game but after a while it freezes because of spidown issues. Tried to disable with hdparm but no luck there!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.delock.com/produkte/gruppen/Geh%C3%A4use/Delock_35_External_Enclosure_USB_20_42371.html Delock 3,5 External Enclosure > USB 2.0 ]||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with 5 different HDDs which work with other enclosure |0}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Wiiflow running with IOS 222 and a 3,5" 1TB Samsung Sata HD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Diginote 2,5" USB2.0/eSata||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 500gb Hitachi HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Wintech EX-MOB-86 3,5" SATA to USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 250gb Samsung HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Innostor IS888 Controller IC Based Enclosures|Several|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested several different enclosures based on this IC, All worked well (2.5/3.5/Several Brands/Several Designs). Transfer rate not brilliant - around 30MB/s read.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/5680821 Sabrent 3.5" SATA/IDE Hard Drive Aluminum Enclosure ECS-STU35]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Xtreamer Sidewinder 3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2,5" 750GB Seagate Momentus HDD (ST9750420AS). Very nice combination with Media Player. Configurable USB Loader works perfect, USB Loader GX not working|0}}

|}

==Links==
*[[USB Game Compatibility Table]]

[[Category:Wii Backup Launchers]]
[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]

I'd like to report a Casing (in)compatibility issue.
the Casing is a: Sweex 3.5 inch - ST031V2 (http://print.acuista.com/en/ficha/393925/)
and I use a WDC 640GB WD64AAKS hdd, formated as WBFS in it.
I use GX Loader 2.3 and tried 3.0

With GX Loader 2.3 I have the problem that the drive does not show up in GX.
It only does so when I let the drive spin up, then quickly turn it off and on again
(literally a flick of the switch on the back of the Sweex casing) before the drive
is detected/operates properly.

With GX Loader 3.0 I have the problem of the drive not being detected at all.
At some point, after many tries I got the drive to show up as a FAT16 drive
in GX 3.0, but after that, nothing.

So I reverted back to 2.3 and decided it's time for a new and bigger drive!
(640 is almost full anyway ;) )

WiiSX compatibility list (beta 2)

2012-08-21T03:01:07Z

Logan: revert lost of F section

__NOTOC__
== WiiSX beta 02 ==
This Wiki page is a compatibility list for WiiSX, a Sony Playstation Emulator for the Wii. 
WiiSX is developed by tehpola, sepp256 and emu_kidid.

[http://emulatemii.com http://emulatemii.com/]

=== Download ===
'''The official version''' 
* Beta 2.1 can be found on [http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiisx Wiibrew.org] or [http://code.google.com/p/pcsxgc/downloads/list?saved=1&ts=1278187317 WIISX Google Code].

'''The unofficial versions''' 

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SY9EFE4N Mod01] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SY9EFE4N sources], based on Beta2, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Require cIOS202

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IHH8K98O Mod02] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YG0T175A sources], based on Beta2.1, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Require cIOS202

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7Q4LE88P Mod03] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6HKDK4QK sources], based on Beta2.1 to be used with Tantric's cIOS202 v1.1, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Support for USB Port 1 and Port 2
.Require cIOS202 v1.1

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4G8SL1V3 Mod04b] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0DQFMSEP sources], based on Beta2.1 to be used with Official IOS58, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Support for USB Port 1 and Port 2
.No cIOS required, but you need the official IOS58 (present on System menu 4.3, or use the [http://wiibrew.org/wiki/IOS58_Installer IOS58 installer])

Note from matguitarist : It's possible that some third party classic controller and HDD who doesn't work in the official release work cause i compiled it with my mod libogc SVN

=== Help ===

'''Installation :''' 
Extract WiiSX-beta2.zip to the root of your SD or USB. ( FAT32 Support only )

If you are using an extractor program which doesn't create empty folders, create them manually. Your device (SD or USB) must look like this :

'''"Device:/apps/wiiSX/"'''
Put boot.dol, icon.png and meta.xml here 
'''"Device:/wiisx/bios/"'''
Put your bios here (SCPH1000.bin (jp) SCPH1001.bin (USA) or SCPH1002.bin (Eur) 
'''"Device:/wiisx/isos/"'''
Put your ISO/BIN/CUE here 
'''"Device:/wiisx/saves/"'''

'''Image format :''' 
Your game image can be in raw 2352 format (.bin or .img), and beta 2 now accepts .iso format (.iso, .nrg, .mds, renamed to .iso)

If your file is .bin.ecm, your image is compressed with ecm (Error Code Modeler), where the error codes are removed from the file. You need to uncompress the file using Neill Corlett's [http://www.neillcorlett.com/ecm/ unecm] to recreate the complete binary image.

For more help using WiiSX or editing this page, please go to the [http://gbatemp.net/t227793-wiisx-beta-2-teaser WiiSX GBAtemp Thread].

== Game compatibility ==

=== Instructions ===
- '''Games region affects the compatibility.'''
When adding a game, please specify the region and game ID

Game's region and ID can be checked on http://www.sonyindex.com/

- There are 2 emulation modes : Dynamic recompiler (Dynarec) and Interpreter.

Always try the other mode if it's not working with the current one.

- If a game doesn't work, explain where and what is the error (Code dump, freeze but soft reset working (back to HBC), freeze + soft reset not working (Wii power off needed), graphic glitches, etc.)

If possible, give the stack dump, they are helpful to know where the code is hanging and what need to be corrected.

You can also report the problem and game compatibility to the official development website http://code.google.com/p/pcsxgc/issues/list

=== How to add a game ===
- create a new line :
<pre> {{ WiiSX | Game name | Region | Game ID | Works, Issues, Doesn't Work | Comment }} </pre>
Example :
<pre> {{ WiiSX | Castlevania: Symphony of the Night | NTSC-U | SLUS-00067 | Works | Runs extremely well, although the sound is very choppy }} </pre>

{|border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="background:#F0F0F0;border: 1px #222222 solid;text-align:center;" width=480px
! style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Compatibility Legend
|-
|style="background:green;"|Works : Games that work 100% or just have audio/video stutter which doesn't affect gameplay. Game can be slow but playable in this color too.
|-
|style="background:orange;"|Issues : Games that mostly work but with more serious but playable bugs, or random lockups (random doesn't mean lock up every time at the same spot in the game).
|-
|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work : Games that do not load and have major problems and/or are unplayable, or have consistent lock ups.
|}

=== Games ===

==#==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | 007: The World Is Not Enough | NTSC-U | SLUS-01272 | Doesn't Work | Tested by MrKill: freeze on loading screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | 007: Tomorrow Never Dies | NTSC-U | SLUS-00975 | Doesn't Work | Tested by MrKill: freeze on loading screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | 2 on 2 Open Ice Challenge| NTSC-U | SLUS-00327 | Works | Tested by DuP, Great video, great speed }}
{{ WiiSX | 3Xtreme| NTSC-U | SCUS-94231| Works | Tested by Dracbat59. Slow videos, gameplay perfect! }}
|}

==A==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Ace Combat 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00404| Issues |'''Dynarec''' : code dump when you press start. '''Interpreter''': slow speed, but there is no glitches. }}
{{ WiiSX | Action Replay Version 4.20 | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec (Can also run with Interpreter, however at a bit of a slower speed, for games that require it), Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Works perfectly. After selecting cheats for a game, press the start button and select "With Codes." When it asks to insert game disc, go into the WiiSX menu and select the "Swap CD" option. Select the respective game and exit out of the WiiSX menu. Press the X button, and Action Replay will boot the game with the selected cheats enabled.}}
{{ WiiSX | Adventures of Lomax | NTSC-U | SCUS-94906 | Works | Full speed, no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Alien Resurrection | PAL-E | SLES-02913 | Doesn't Work | Tested By Blackshadow, Plays 20th FOX intro music with no video then code dumps }}
{{ WiiSX | Alien Trilogy | PAL-E | SLES-00101 | Works | Tested By Blackshadow, Works Flawlessly on Dynarec using Framelimit no dither and no frameskip }}
{{ WiiSX | Alundra | PAL-G | SLES-01256 | Works |Works perfectly in Dynarec (USB2.0 Mod + SCPH1001 Bios. When picking any Item from bushes you cut down in first town, stops responding. Otherwise is good.)}}
{{ WiiSX | Ape Escape | NTSC-U | SLUS-01041 | Doesn't Work |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: 60 FPS, Works until Dualshock screen where you are unable to continue due to black screen.}}
{{ WiiSX | Arc the Lad | NTSC-U | SLUS-01224 | Works | Runs extremely well, I would say it is near perfect. Using Dynarec, Booting through Bios, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off
Using MOD 02}}
{{ WiiSX | Arc the Lad III | NTSC-U | SLUS-01253 | Works | The game works almost like the original, except if you try saving the game, you get an error and are returned to the HBC. Use save-states instead, and the game will run fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men 3D | NTSC-U | SLUS-00491 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

The FMV's in this game are very laggy, the game is playable. There was no background music, I dunno if the game has this.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS! }}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men: Air Attack | PAL-E | SLES-02498| Works | Tested by lancea34

'''Dynarec''': Works almost perfectly. Frame Limit ON, Frame Skip ON, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above but unplayable due to slow speed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men: Air Attack 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01132| Works | Tested by lancea34

'''Dynarec''': Works almost perfectly. Characters are invisible in dialog box. Frame Limit ON, Frame Skip ON, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above but unplayable due to slow speed. }}
{{WiiSX | Army Men: Sarge's Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01202 | Works | dithitering:any
bios or hle
dynarec
works great...though loading times are damningly long, 5m+ }}
{{ WiiSX | Azure Dreams | NTSC-U | SLUS-00614 | Works | Works perfectly }}
|}

==B==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Baldur's Gate (unreleased) | NTSC-U | SLUS-01037 | Doesn't Work | Throws exception immediately after booting }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Arena Toshinden | NTSC-U | SCUS-94200 | Works | Mostly full speed, some slowdown at certain stages but no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Arena Toshinden 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00220 | Works | full speed, no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Hunter | NTSC-U | SLUS-01335 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34
Screen flickers for one second and then freezes at a black screen in both '''Dynarec''' and '''Interpreter'''. Pressing any button does nothing. You can still access the WiiSX menu though...}}
{{ WiiSX | Battletanx: Global Assault | NTSC-U | Unknown | Doesn't Work | Freezes at title screen }}
{{ WiiSX | Beyond The Beyond | NTSC-U | SCUS-94702 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Blast Chamber | NTSC-U| SLUS-00219| Doesn't Work | Seems to work, but the controller does not. Cannot push start, but I bet it would work if u could. BIOS, DYNAREC, USB Mod 2.0 IOS58. Tested by KenithCanule}}
{{ WiiSX | Bomberman World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00680 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None
by Hero: Works like the original}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire III | NTSC-U | SLUS-00422 | Works |Works fine on Dynarec. }}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire III | PAL-F | SLES-01319 | Works | '''Interpreter only''' (Dynarec freeze the Wii at game launch, need a Hard reboot). Around 30-40FPS. Personal note : What a horrible French translation ! Do not play PAL-F if you want to understand the story.}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire IV | NTSC-U | SLUS-01324 | Works | Dynarec : Works around 90% most of the time, slight slow downs during battles/cutscenes, very much playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire IV | PAL-E | SLES-03552 | Works | Dynarec, Frame limiter ON, Frame skip OFF. Works 100% at 50FPS, tested through USB with USB2.0 Mod01}}
{{ WiiSX | Bubsy 3D | NTSC-U | SLUS-00110 | Works | Very choppy sound and framerate }}
{{ WiiSX | Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time | PAL-E | N/A | Doesn't Work | The cutscreen mode won't stop after cleared the tutorial}}
{{ WiiSX | Bushido Blade 2 | NTSC-U | Not Sure | Works | Decent framerate and gfx for single player, multiplayer is a crawl. Bios, Dynarec, Dithering, USB Mod 2.0 IOS58. Tested by KenithCanule }}
{{ WiiSX | Bust a move 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00233 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, No music, full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Buster Bros Collection | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Crashes while being played on Dynarec, but works perfect at full speed on Interpreter.}}
|}

==C==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Captain Tsubasa J Get in the Tomorrow | NTSC-J | SLPS-00310 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None
by Hero: Works like the original}}
{{ WiiSX | Casper | NTSC-U | N/A | Issues | Works only in the beginning but when entering any different room, the game will freeze sadly :(.}}
{{ WiiSX | Castlevania Chronicles | NTSC-U | SLUS-01384 | Works | Tested 2 different rips of the game. 
'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None First Rip Result: Hangs at title screen once you make a selection. Second Rip Result: Runs near perfectly, other than the music which sounds slightly off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Castlevania: Symphony of the Night | NTSC-U | SLUS-00067 | Works | Tested by clarky : Runs extremely well, although the sound is very choppy 
Tested by [[Cyan]] : Saving is fast now (It was very slow on beta 1). 
'''Interpreter''' : Slow 30fps. Best settings : Limit PFS Off, Frame skip On. 
'''Dynarec''' : Better than interpreter, but still a little slow (35~60pfs). Not playable with frame skip On. Best settings : Limit FPS Off, Frame skip Off. 
With Beta2 Mod01 over USB, it's working 100% fine with dynarec+limit+skip}}
{{ WiiSX | Centipede | NTSC-U | SLUS-00807 | Works |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Result: Near perfect. 50-60 FPS}}
{{ WiiSX | Chocobo's Dungeon 2 | NTSC-U | Not Sure| Works| Works good, tested thru bios, usb mod2.0. Tested by KenithCanule}}
{{ WiiSX | Chrono Cross | NTSC-U | SCUS-01041 | Works | '''Without BIOS''': Minor sound problems (audio skips a little here and there). Random code dump or a freeze while entering a battle. The letters on the screen when naming a character are glitchy and un-seeable.
'''With BIOS''': Using the BIOS (SCPH1001.BIN) to load the game plays it MUCH better, less audio skips and it doesn't freeze when entering a battle. The letters while naming a character are visible as well.

Works with BIOS audio skips here and there slight lag on some platforms and slight lag going into battles SOMETIMES besides that runs perfect (tip...PLAY WITH BIOS)
'''Settings''': CPU Core: '''Dynarec'''; Limit FPS: '''Auto'''; Frame Skip: '''On''', Dithering: '''None''' Result: Full Speed (50-60 FPS) - Tested by VoltManEXE & Igalacka}}
{{ WiiSX | Cotton Original: Fantastic Night Dreams | NTSC-J | SLPS-02034 | Issues | Tested the English translated version by Lina`Chan. 60 FPS in Dynarec, but the pad sometime doesn't respond for few seconds.}}
{{ WiiSX | Colin Mc Rae Rally | PAL-E | SLES-00477 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Colin Mc Rae Rally 2 | PAL-E | SLES-02605 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, ~40-45 FPS, A little slow but fully playable, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot | NTSC-U | SCUS-94900 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS,
by MrKill: FPS ~50 FPS with frame skip off }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back | NTSC-U | SCUS-94154 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS}}I would say flawless but the sound is a bit slurrd besides that pretty much perfect... *tested by igalacka WITH BIOS*
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back | PAL-E | SLES-00967 | Works | Works very good. Use the same NTSC-U's settings. }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped | NTSC-U | SCUS-94244 | Works |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~55 FPS, Slight sound problems 
Enemies in the underwater levels are invisible/nearly invisible, making it difficult to progress. 
In Tomb Time (Level 9), objects (e.g. floating platforms, as well as Crash himself) become invisible when they are above a bottomless pit, making it difficult to proceed.}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bash | NTSC-U | SCUS-94570 | Issues | Tested by Blackshadow Opening voices are off game however main loads fine at full speed but pause menu lacks text analogue stick doesn't function but dpad works fine tested on '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bash | PAL-E | SCES-02834 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Blackshadow Freezes with music playing on the opening text}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Team Racing | NTSC-U | SCUS-94426 | Issues | Tested by MrKill: Characters on cars and items boxes are invisible, no music. }}
{{ WiiSX | Croc: Legend of the Gobbos | NTSC-U | SCUS-00530 | Doesn't Work | Hangs and brings up a code dump after the opening credits. Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Croc: Legend of the Gobbos | PAL-E | SLES-00593 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow Music Lag but otherwise loads perfectly fine on dynarec FPS limit on, Frameskip off, Dithering off}}
{{ WiiSX | Croc 2 | PAL-E | SLES-02088 | Doesn't Work | Black Screens with sound playing controller cuts out requiring reset(however the emulator itself doesnt freeze as it saves shortly before resetting). Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Crusader: No Remorse | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Game runs perfectly on default settings. No music though, and video is choppy and delayed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Crusaders of Might and Magic| NTSC-U| Not Sure| Works| Works good but its slow when entering new areas. Also doesnt save correctly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Civilization II| NTSC-U| -| Works| Works well, but sometimes randomly stops responding to controller, especially if a wonders video just played.}}
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{{ WiiSX | Daibouken Deluxe - Harucanaru Umi | NTSC-J | SLPS-00813 | Works | Tested by HtD: Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Darkstone - Evil Reigns | NTSC-U | SLUS-01182 | Doesn't Work | Tested with interpreter only, hangs at initial black screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX - Maximum Remix | NTSC-U | SLUS-01347 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works perfectly with minor slowdowns. FPS Limit ON, Dithering NONE, FrameSkip OFF.

'''Interpreter:''' Perfect but slow and still playable. Soundtrack isn't affected by slowdowns. }}
{{ WiiSX | Demolition Racer | NTSC-U | SLUS-00969 | Works | Tested by: dbkdbk Perfect speed in dynarec using SD card to load. USB lags a little, same with using Interpreter. Sound is a little glitchy during the menu, but works about as perfectly as possible during gameplay most of the time.}}
{{ WiiSX | Descent | NTSC-U| SLUS-00037 | Works | Tested by: MrKill Perfect sounds, speed and graphics.}}
{{ WiiSX | Descent Maximum| NTSC-U | SLUS-00460 | Works | Tested by: MrKill Perfect sounds, speed and graphics, just like Descent}}
{{ WiiSX | Destruction Derby | PAL-E | SCES-00008 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Blackshadow Fails to load if booted by bios hangs at the PS logo HLE reults in Black screen tested on both cores }}
{{ WiiSX | Destruction Derby 2 | NTSC-U | SCUS-94350 | Issues | Arena derbys work fine, but regular races hang upon starting. Tested with both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Devil Dice | PAL-M5 | SCES-01312 | Doesn't Work | The game don't run, I can't access to the main menu. Tested with Dynamec and Interpreter. }}
{{ WiiSX | Diablo | NTSC-U | SLUS-00619 | Works | Tested by MrKill. Sounds and graphics are perfect, voices are good. Speed is better with Frame Skip On.}}
{{ WiiSX | Die Hard Trilogy | NTSC-U | SLUS-00119 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

This game is playable but there is a small problem, this game uses CDDA audio streaming (for the background music) wich is not implemented in the emulator. So there is no background music.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS! }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon Rumble Arena | NTSC-U | SLUS-01404 | Works | Tested by PabloACZ. Works like a charm on Beta 2.1 and USB2 Mod 2.1 using the default settings. No noticeable graphic problems, at least for me, just that the game runs a bit slow on some scenes. Nothing that really matters.}}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World | NTSC-U | SLUS-01032 | Works | Tested by: still no user yet. No dialog bugs in 2.1. Otherwise runs fine with dynarec and frame limiter + no skip. but something is wrong with the limiter here when comparing to the PAL version. it seems like everything is 1-2 fps too slow with limiter and music is distorting. Those problems wasn't in the PAL one. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World | PAL-E | SLES-02914 | Works | Tested by: I have no user yet. Works at 100% perfect with frame limiter in dynarec no skip. interpreter works but is too slow. No dialog bugs anymore. Sound is 99% perfect. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01193 | Works | Tested by Anon: Works great, some slow down when you have all 3 digimon in your party, some sound glitch. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World 2003 | PAL-E | SLES-03936 | Works | Tested by GilBoy: Works perfect, full speed, good sound and fast load }} However, you will have to boot through bios in order to card battle (or else it will freeze)
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis | PAL-E | SLES-02207 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Blackshadow Hangs at the there is blood and gore message(on HLE and bios) tested with dithering on/off, frameskip on/off interpreter/Dynarec all hang }}
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis | NTSC-U | N/A | Playable |Tested by Majin: Plays perfectly, though no in-game voices. My guess is becuase they are stored in an associated .ape file. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01279 | Works | Works nearly perfect. Cut scene sound is completely messed up, better off skipping them. However the in game sound works just fine. }}
{{WiiSX | Divide: Enemies Within, the | NTSC-U | SLUS-00317 | playable | ''''Dynarec:'''' Doesn't boot.

'''Interpreter:''' ~40FPS, Slow, but playable. Sometimes likes to blackscreen at game select, just restart WiiSX. }}
{{ WiiSX | DOOM | NTSC-U | SLUS-00077 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Melchisidek: I tried all the settings, it just hangs at loading. You can get back to the menu though. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Ball Final Bout | PAL-E | SLES-00964 | Works | Works exatly like the american version}}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout | NTSC-U | SLUS-00493 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfect, good video, sound, and runs at full speed. During gameplay sometimes might seem just a little slow. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Warrior VII | NTSC-U | SLUS-01206 | Issues | Works but no text/textboxes appear, neither on menu screen or in game}}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Quest Monsters I·II - Hoshiori no Yuusha to Bokujou no Nakamatachi | NTSC-J | SLPM-87050 | Works | Test by HtD: Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Driver | NTSC-U | SLUS-00842 | Works | Tested by MrKill: seems good, if only i was able to sucess the training. The game crash or code dump when you choose Try Again. }}
{{ WiiSX | Driver 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01161 | Doesn't Work | Tested by MiniSh:

''''Dynarec:'''' Doesn't boot.

''''Interpreter:'''' Doesn't boot. }}
{{ WiiSX | Duke Nukem: Time to Kill | PAL-E | SLES-01515 | Issues |Tested by Blackshadow voices are a bit sluggish plus dukes voice clips seem to loop repeatedly even with clips not from that level eg he refers to a waste barrel from a level later on on the first level and so on also note that the sound menu is constantly stuck going right so reducing voice volume isn't possible and if you destroy a camera the game boots back to HBC tested with Dynarec Framelimit on, dithering off, frameskip off }}
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{{ WiiSX | Ehrgeiz | PAL | SLES-02111 | Issues | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default
'''Results:''' Arcade Mode freezes on loading screen. Quest mode freezes after intro text.}}
{{ WiiSX | Exhumed | PAL-E | SLES-00097 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Einhander | NTSC-U | SCUS-94243 | Works | Playable in Dynarec (30~50 FPS). Test frameskip On/Off to your taste }}
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{{ WiiSX | Fade to Black | NTSC-U | SLUS-00236 | Works | Tested by Perebre: Runs Perfect! }}
{{ WiiSX | Felony 11-79 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00533 | Works | Great with dynarec. Video and in-game at full speed with default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy Anthology - Final Fantasy V | NTSC-U | SLUS-00879 | Works | Tested by: HtD - Works perfectly with no problems. }}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy Anthology - Final Fantasy VI | NTSC-U | SLUS-00900 | Works | Tested by: HtD - Works perfectly with no problems }}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy VII | NTSC-U | SCUS-94163 | Issues | Tested by Skippy: Same thing as PAL, Works up until the first battle on Dynarec, Works through the battle on Interpreter. Settings are Limit FPS Auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering None : Test#2 by Kyo, Unplayable gave above settings a go as well as some of my own Always stops on first battle as soon as you get off the train... Tested by Lother: It works just fine with Interpreter. The only thing is that the music is slower, but the actual gameplay works just perfectly, battles and everything. Switching back to Dynarec always crashes at the first battle.
Tested by JAMES: Switched to Interpreter, and instead of giving me the code dump error, it just froze while playing two notes of the music over and over.}}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy VIII | NTSC-U | SLUS-00892 | Issues | Works fine, very slight slowdown. Code dump when you encounter Zell for the first time (Its because of the movie, saving before the code dump, putting the game to interpreter and the game will work fine, after that you can put the game to dynarec. Black screen on random battles or some fixed battle, interpreter should fix it. Playable

Tested by lancea34

Not true; it didn't freeze when I encountered Zell. The freezings are random for everybody. Already on disk 2 (UPDATE: Finished the game). How to change disk: before you change disk, it asks you to save. Make that save on memory card slot 2. Exit game and load the next disk and load the save off mem slot 2. You're done.}}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy IX | NTSC-U | SLUS-01251 | Doesn't Work | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Intro movie simply doesn't play, only sound. After "Start New Game" code dump or freezes, soft reset not working (Wii power off needed). Tested with both cores and w/o bios. UNPLAYABLE.
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy Tactics | NTSC-U | SCUS-94221 |Works | Rare minor sound glitches and slowdowns - plays fine otherwise.}}
{{ WiiSX | Final Doom | NTSC-U | SLUS-000331 | Works | When using multiple bins (i.e Tracks 1-7) Select the .cue sheet and the game should run smoothly.
Best settings: Interperter, no Dithering, Frame Skip Optional. May just be setting or file errors... }}
{{ WiiSX | Formula 1 97 | PAL-E | SLES-00859 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, 45-50 fps, fair, zeb44 }}
{{ WiiSX | Front Mission 2 | NTSC-J | SLPS-01000 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None
'''Result''' : run almost perfect have some jitter but most part is fine sometimes have graphic glitch of wanzers on the map restart emulator solved this problem}}
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{{ WiiSX | GameShark Version 5 | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec (Can also run with Interpreter, however at a bit of a slower speed, for games that require it), Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Works perfectly. After selecting cheats for a game, press the start button and select "Start Game." When it asks to insert game disc, go into the WiiSX menu and select the "Swap CD" option. Select the respective game and exit out of the WiiSX menu. Press the X button, and GameShark will boot the game with the selected cheats enabled.}}
{{ WiiSX | Gauntlet Legends | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Seems to be working fine for me. First ISO I tried was bad, second one works (upload by Spectro seems to be fine). Somewhat slow and glitchy, but very playable nonetheless. Does not work for me. (NTSC-U [SLUS-00624]) Playable for a few seconds then up in the left corner a text that says "abort called" and you'll find yourself back at the HBC. //Fatman}}
{{ WiiSX | Gex | NTSC-U | SLUS-00042 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Near perfect. Minor slowdown here & there. }}
{{ WiiSX | Gex 2: Enter the Gecko | NTSC-U | SLUS-00598 | Doesn't Work | Can't play it never gets to the title screen just keeps playing videos}}
{{ WiiSX | Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko | NTSC-U | SLUS-00806 | Issues | Works except analog control is wonky and now and than you will fall through the stages plus the sound is mega screwed }}
{{ WiiSX | Gran Turismo | PAL-M5 | SCES-00984 | Works | Work perfectly in Dynamec, except sometimes the background music slows. }}
{{ WiiSX | Gran Turismo 2 - Simulation Mode | NTSC-U | SCUS-94488 | Issues | Using USB2 mod game runs flawless, sometimes a little slow on menus. Cars ricochete out of control if crash into a wall. some CPU vehicles drive about 5mph, and as if on oval wheels. CPUs can also, on rare occasions, ricochete as well.}}
{{ WiiSX | Grand Theft Auto | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Dynarec''' Works perfectly. Limit FPS, Auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering none. }}
{{ WiiSX | Grand Theft Auto 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00789 | Works | Tested by lancea34 '''Dynarec''': Works perfectly 100%. No lag, no glithces, just perfect. Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Always. '''Interpreter''' Works fine but very slow... }}
{{ WiiSX | Grandia | NTSC-U| SCUS-94457 SCUS-94465 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Near perfect. }}
{{ WiiSX | Grinch, The | NTSC-U | SLUS-01197 | Issues | Tested by lancea34 '''Dynarec:''' Gameplay is fine but very glitchy; you randomly fall through the ground, can't get a grip to climb leaps (I could only climb once in my entire playthrough) and cutscenes are faster than normal. '''Interpreter:''' Same problems just slower.}}
{{ WiiSX | Guardian's Crusade | NTSC-U | SLUS-00811 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering. }}
{{ WiiSX | Guilty Gear | NTSC-U | SLUS-00772 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Load through BIOS (SCPH1001). All other settings remain at default. }}
{{ WiiSX | Gundam Battle Assault 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01418| Doesn't Work | Tested by BlitZBlaZe A.K.A Legion
'''Settings:''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default, Boot Through Bios: Yes, Bios: SCPH1001.

'''Dynarec:''' The movie intro plays, then the game crashes.

'''Interpreter:''' The game immediately crashes, without the movie intro.}}
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{{ WiiSX | Harvest Moon: Back to Nature | NTSC-U | SLUS-01115 | Doesn't Work | Tested by JoeCo

Black screen, never loads, tried every combination of emulation modes and video settings, with and without BIOS, never got it to load. Soft resets needed after trying to load }}
{{ WiiSX | Hexen | NTSC-U | SLUS-00348 | Works | Tested by MrKill : Works well, don't remember on a real PSX I found the game a little dark, if not it is perfect. }}
{{ WiiSX | Hokuto no Ken - Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu | NTSC-J | SLPS-02993 | Doesn't Work | Tested with Dynarec and Interpreter, with Frame Skip on/off, with Dithering on/off. Able to start a game, but it freezes about a minute or two later. }}
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{{ WiiSX | In Cold Blood | PAL-E | SCES-02149 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34:
Controls don't respond at main menu on both dynarec and interpreter through bios and not. Main menu background is distorted.}}
{{ WiiSX | Intelligent Qube | NTSC-U | SCUS-94181 | Works | tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec }}
{{ WiiSX | Interplay Sports Baseball 2000 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00850 | Issues | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

The game boots fine, browsing in the menus does fine too. When you start a game the video gets glitchy, everything goes way too fast and according the FPS meter the game runs in 60 FPS which is false.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS!}}
{{ WiiSX | Italian Job, The | PAL-E | SLES-03489 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34

Hangs at first loading screen in both Dynarec and Interpreter, through bios and not. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Jackie Chan Stuntmaster | NTSC-U | SLUS-00684 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34

First screen is shown which is then followed by the first FMV which is a garbled mess to then freeze at a black screen in both Dynarec and Interpreter. }}
{{ WiiSX | Jade Cocoon | NTSC-U | SLUS-00854 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off/On, Dithering: Default
'''Results:''' Lots of audio and video stuttering. Locks up randomly during dialogue.}}

{{ WiiSX | JoJos Bizarre Adventure | NTSC-U | SLUS-01060 | Works | Tested by Blankman

Plays perfectly with slight audio fluctuations in intro music. }}
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{{ WiiSX | K-1 Grand Prix | NTSC-U | SLUS-000941 | Works | Runs perfect, even faster than original PS1 (which is good for this game).}}
{{ WiiSX | Kartia | NTSC-U | SLUS-00631 | Doesn't Work | By Hero: Hangs after 5 Minutes playing Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Klonoa - Door to Phantomile | NTSC-U | SLUS-00585 | Works | Has minor lag (I'd estimate about 55 fps) on Dynarec, but still fully playable. I haven't tested on Interpreter.}}
{{ WiiSX | King's Field | NTSC-J | SLPS-00017 | Doesn't Work | Test by HtD: Booted it through BIOS on Interpreter & Dynarec and it said "abort called." then took me back to the Homebrew Browser. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen | PAL-F | SLES-00522 | Works | 100% perfect on Dynarec, FPS limit On, Frame skip Off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver | NTSC-U | SLUS-00708 | Works | Slow on dynarec (~30pfs). Frame skip+FPS limiter On is working when the game is not loading. 
iso tested on USB. Works fine at 60FPS with beta2 Mod02.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver | PAL-F | SLES-02024 | Doesn't Work | Maybe it's due to my version, which is intro'd by Paradox. Freeze at Title screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Dragoon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94491 | Works | Works fine just beat the game today. just load up with .cue ans set it to Dynarec. The only problem is that their is a 5 second music lag in battle other than that works perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Legaia | NTSC-U | SCUS-94254 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS, Slowdowns at points which can be fixed by turning Frame skip on}}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Mana | NTSC-U | SLUS-01013 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Played through first quest worked 100%}}
{{ WiiSX | Loaded | NTSC-U | SLUS-00076 | Works| Both interpreter and Dynarec : Constantly reboot to Title screen. Works fine with SCPH1002 bios (renamed to SCPH1001) and dynarec}}
{{ WiiSX | LSD - DREAM EMULATOR [LIMITED EDITION] | NTSC-J | SLPS-01556 | Works | Tested by HtD: This game works perfectly, tested it on Dynarec and Interep.}}
{{ WiiSX | Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete | NTSC-U | SLUS-00628 SLUS-00899 |Issues | ISO will not load automatic soft reset occurs. Game is bin/cue format..Tested by Lother: It tends to crash only when there's a scene where the controller rumbles. Turn "Shock" off in options at the main screen. Screen turns black when accessing menu on Dynarec, switch to Interpreter when using menu.}}
{{ WiiSX | Lunar 2: Eternal Blue | NTSC-U | SLUS-01071 SLUS-01239 SLUS-01240 | Doesn't Work | ISO will not load automatic soft reset occurs. Game is img format it used 2 work on Beta 1 although it was insanely fast walking around. Tested by Lother: After all the movies it gets stuck playing all the voices in the game. Sound emulation clearly needs work.}}
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{{ WiiSX | Magic Carpet | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Magical Drop III | PAL-E | SLES-02964 | Works | Works but the game's music bug}}
{{ WiiSX | Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01059 | Works | Works perfectly in Dynarec. Crashes on Beta 2.1}}
{{ WiiSX | Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01059 | Works | Works perfectly in Interpreters, bios (scph-1001). Test on Beta 2.1 and works great. No crashes.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medal of Honor | NTSC-U | SLUS-00974 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec, little slowdown when there is a lot of explosions, anything else :) }}
{{ WiiSX | Medal Of Honor: Underground |NTSC-U|SLUS-01270| Works| Tested by Dracbat59: works fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medievil|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works great, best in dynarec with dithering set to none.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medievil II|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works good, best in dynarec with dithering set to none.}}

{{ WiiSX | Mega Man 8 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00453 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default. Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man Legends | NTSC-U | SLUS-00603 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs nearly perfect, although the audio is a bit behind during cut-scenes. There may be times when the audio from cut-scenes that occur later in the game play during regular gameplay and other cut-scenes. Code dumps at Capcom logo before opening scene and title screen. Just press start to skip it.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man Legends 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01140 | Doesn't Work | Hangs after Capcom logo in both dynarec and interpreter.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00561 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works great, sound and video and full speed. The first stage has no problems. On the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage and defeating the boss, the game hangs, using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X5 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01334 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Video and sound are great, and runs at full speed. The first stage works well, but on the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage it freezes with a black screen using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X6 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01395 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Video and sound are great, and runs at full speed. The first stage works well, but on the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage it freezes with a black screen using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. '''COMPLETELY WORKS ON WiiSX Beta 1'''. }}

{{ WiiSX | Metal Gear Solid (Disks 1+2) |NTSC-U| SLUS-00594, SLUS-00776 | Works| Tested by Dracbat59: Video playback slow, audio choppy,a bit slow, but playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Metal Slug X | NTSC-U | SLUS-01212 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44
In level three I get code dump if I enter the flying vehicle or when I get to the boss. Otherwise it's fine but only if I want to play the same two levels over and over. //Fatman}}
{{ WiiSX | Micro Machines V3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00559 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec}}
{{ WiiSX | Monster Rancher 2 | NTSC-U | SCPH-1001 | Works | Tested by Crosse: swap disc doesnt work}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat II | NTSC-J | SLPS-00444 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default. Runs very well. Perhaps slightly too fast.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero | PAL-E | SLES-01020 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow works flawlessly in Dynarec even health bars show which is a common problem with this game in emulators Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dither none}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat Trilogy | PAL-E | SLES-00528 | Issues | Tested by Blackshadow dynarec works best however menus have a load lag and pausing during fight cause WiiSX to boot back to HBC game otherwise loads full speed Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dither none}}
{{ WiiSX | Moto Racer | NTSC-U | SLUS-00498 | Works | Works perfectly in Dynarec (USB2.0 Mod + SCPH1001)}}
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{{ WiiSX | Need for speed | PAL-E | SLES-00223 | Doesn't Work | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Seems OK but no input available, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed 2 | PAL-E | SLES-00658 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect, sometimes slow in menus, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed 3 | PAL-E | SLES-01154 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001

'''Result:''' Works flawelessly, a little slow. FPS 35-45 without frameskipping. Playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed 4 High Stakes | NTSC-U | SLUS-00826 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Default, Boot Through Bios : Yes, Bios : SCPH1001

'''Result:''' Works perfectly. Playable indeed.}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed Porsche Unleashed | NTSC-U | SLUS-01104 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001

'''Result:''' Perfect and full speed, some little framerate drops on some tracks, nothing serious. FPS 55-60 without frameskipping. Playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed V-Rally 2 | PAL-E | SLUS-01003 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect, Full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Note, The | PAL-E | SLES-00749 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works almost perfectly at full speed. Environments occasionally turn black to then return to normal. Frame limit ON, Frame Skip OFF, Dithering ALWAYS.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above just slower. }}
{{ WiiSX | Nuclear Strike | NTSC-U | SLUS-00518 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works almost perfectly at full speed. FMVs lag a lot, so they won't be useful in understanding the story. Sometimes, if you die, your vehicle won't respawn. Frame limit ON, Frame Skip OFF, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above just slower. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus | PAL-E | SLES-01480 | Issues |Tested By Blackshadow, Same as Abe's Oddysee only worse tested on both cores Frame Skip off, Framelimit on, Dithering none }}
{{ WiiSX | Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee | PAL-E | SLES-00664 | Issues |Tested By Blackshadow, Game runs full speed but suffers from mass frame ghosting explosions and such cause the current area to flash repeteadly and any moving objects frames ghost eg move Abe from one side of the screen to the other and a trail of Abes appears behind him flashing in and out of sight tested on both cores Frame Skip off, Framelimit on, Dithering none }}
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{{ WiiSX | Pac-Man World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00439 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Panzer Bandit | NTSC-J | SLPS-00899 | Works | Dynarec: All other settings remain at default: Boot through BIOS (SCPH1000). }}
{{ WiiSX | PaRappa the Rapper | NTSC-U | SCUS-94183 | Doesn't Work | Hangs at white screen before the title screen after the opening FMV.}}
{{ WiiSX | PaRappa the Rapper: The Hip-Hop Hero | PAL-M5 | SCES-00743 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Boot Through Bios: Yes, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. It will restart after the third stage if the game isn't booted through bios.}}
{{ WiiSX | Parasite Eve | NTSC-U | SLUS-00662 SLUS-00668 | Issues | CD1 is working fine. CD swapping isn't detected by the game. Cannot continue story on CD2. }}
{{ WiiSX | Parasite Eve II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01042 | Doesn't Work | Tested in both interpreter and Dynarec game freezes on initial Square publishing screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Persona: Revelations | NTSC-U | SLUS-00339 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Persona 2: Innocent Sin | NTSC-J | SLPS-02100 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None.
'''Result:''' Make sure Dithering is off. Some slight audio stuttering. This is the English patch version of the game. }}
{{ WiiSX | Pocket Fighter | NTSC-U | SLUS-00653 | Works | Dynarec: All other settings remain at default: Boot through BIOS (SCPH1001). }}
{{ WiiSX | Policenauts (Patched to English) | NTSC-J | SLPS-00215 SLPS-00216 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Minor graphic glitches sometimes when english patched text is onscreen. Other than that, runs very well. }}
{{ WiiSX | Power Rangers Zeo - Full Tilt Battle Pinball | NTSC-U | SLUS-00256 | Works | Great with dynarec. No settings changes needed }}
{{ WiiSX | Poy Poy 2 | PAL-E | SLES-01536 | Issues | Code dumps and completely crashes the emu now and than}}
{{ WiiSX | Pro Yakyuu Nettou Puzzle Stadium | NTSC-J | SLPS-01371 | Works | Works perfectly. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Quake II | NTSC-U | SLUS-00757 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Rally Cross | NTSC-U | SCUS-94308 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfectly, video and sound run great and runs at full speed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Rayman | NTSC-U | SLUS-00005| Doesn't Work |Tested By MrKill: freeze on Ubisoft screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Rayman 2: The Great Escape | NTSC-U | SLUS-01235 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Raymaniac: Freeze upon leaving the first level. }}
{{ WiiSX | Ray Tracers | NTSC-U | SLUS-00534| Works |Full speed. Voices sound a bit distorted }}
{{ WiiSX | Ray Tracers | NTSC-J | SLPS-00098| Works |Full speed. Voices sound a bit distorted }}
{{ WiiSX | RC to go | NTSC | SLUS-01285| Works |Perfect (PAL & NTSC), zeb44 }}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing | PAL-E | SLES-02333 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Stack Dump at Midway Logo Sequence.

'''Interpreter''' : BSOD at Midway Logo Sequence.}}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing | NTSC-U | SLUS-00857 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Stack Dump at Midway Logo Sequence.

'''Interpreter''' : BSOD at Midway Logo Sequence.}}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01147 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Major Pixelation during the Midway Logo sequence which leads to a Stack Dump at the beginning of the Intro.

'''Interpreter''' : Again, Major Pixelation during the Midway Sequence, just at a slower FPS. Beginning of the Intro leads to a BSOD.}}
{{ WiiSX | Reloaded | PAL-E | SLES-00537 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow works fine full speed Dynarec, Limit FPS on, Frameskip off, Dithering off }}
{{ WiiSX | Return Fire | NTSC-U | SLUS-00184 | Works | Tested by AWW ,Almost Perfect, after a victory the clip takes a second to load}}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil | NTSC-U | SLUS-00170 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34 }}

Loads to a black screen in both Interpreter and Dynarec, through bios and not. }}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil 2 [Demo] | NTSC-U | SLUS-90009 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS - Auto, Frame Skip - Off, Dithering - off.
Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil 3: Nemesis | NTSC-U | SLUS-00923 | Issues | '''Dynarec:''' Runs perfectly at full speed, but stack dumps after the introductory FMV (after starting a new game). Hangs at black screen after loading a game file and anytime you enter a door.
'''Interpreter:''' Runs slowly (about 35-45 FPS). But, everything else works just fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil Survivor|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| Works perfectly. best in Dynarec with dither off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure | NTSC-U | SLUS-01073 | Works | Works on '''Beta2.0 only''' (not beta2.1, the game freeze when an enemy attacks). This game doesn't have a readable Disc ID. WiiSX reads the previously played game data instead, so verify it wiiSX says NTSC on game info or play an NTSC game before playing Rhapsody or it will hang at loading screen. 
Same for memory card filename based on disc ID, so it will load the same memory card than the previously played game, or empty name ".mcd" if there is no previous game. if no memory card found, force memory card loading in Current ISO menu. It needs booting through Bios. '''Interpreter''' : A little slow, Best settings : controller Standard, limit FPS Off, Frame skip ON '''Dynarec''' : Perfect with Controller Standard, Limit FPS On, Frame skip ON }}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer | NTSC-U | SCUS-94300 | Works |Works very well though no bg music}}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer Revolution | NTSC-U | SLUS-00214 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfect and at full speed}}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer Type 4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00797 | Works | tested n both cores, loads with no graphical errors but runs very slowly with no music }}
{{ WiiSX |Rival Schools (Arcade Disk) | NTSC-U | SLUS-00681| Works | A bit slow gameplay, use Dynarec, Rumble on. (Tested by Dracbat59) }}
{{ WiiSX | Rurouni Kenshin - Meiji Kenyaku Romantan - Juuyuushi Inbou Hen | NTSC-J | SCPS-10048 | Works | Tested by HtD - Runs through BIOS only.}}
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{{ WiiSX | SaGa Frontier | NTSC-U | SCUS-94230 | Works | Tested by Cyan : Works fine with SCPH1001. Do not use Analog pad. Tested with interpreter and Dynarec. Minor sound issue with menus '''Note :''' Don't use HLE Bios or else it will ask for another memory card after Squaresoft logo. }}
{{ WiiSX | SaGa Frontier 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00933 | Issues | Tested by Cyan : Works with SCPH1001. Tested with both Dynarec and Interpreter. Minor sound issue with menus. The 2D is working fine, but 3D battles are [http://pix.gbatemp.net/746/DSCN2294.JPG missing V-synch ?] Still playable, but hard to read. 
'''Note:''' Do not use HLE bios or else it will black screen at launch.}}
{{ WiiSX | SD Gundam G-Generation F | NTSC-J | SLPS-02900 | Works | Tested By BlitZBlaZe A.K.A Legion
'''Settings''': Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default, Boot Through Bios: Yes, Bios: SCPH1001.

Works perfect. Playable at full speed. Lags a little during certain attacks, but hardly noticeable.

'''Note 1''': Certain series in the game will require you to use discs 2 or 3. E.g. Zeta Gundam, Gundam Wing, Etc.
If you want to play as one of the other series that require you to use either discs 2 or 3, then follow these instructions (Noob Friendly):

1. Load the "Disc 1" game through bios.

2. Afterwards, go ahead and look for the series you want to play as.

3. After you find the series, look to see what disc is required to play as that particular series.

4. If it says disc 1, then that means you don't have to "switch discs". However if it says Disc 2 or Disc 3. Then BEFORE you press Circle/A to select the series. Press home (Or in some cases ZL+ZR) to get to the WiiSX menu, then select "Current ISO" and from there select "Swap CD". Finally, select Either Disc 2 or 3 and click "resume game"

5. NOW select the series you wanted to play.

'''Note 2''': It is EXTREMELY important that you DO NOT select a series and then "Swap CD". You MUST first swap the disc "If required" THEN select your series, or else your game will say "Please insert Disc 2/3, but it will become unresponsive, until you go to WiiSX menu and select Disc 1 again.}}
{{ WiiSX | Shaolin | PAL | SLES-01658 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings''': Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

Works great, runs on fullspeed, sometimes the audio gets a little bit laggy but you wont notice it at all.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS, else it will be glitchy and finally it will crash! }}
{{ WiiSX | Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf | PAL-M6 | SLES-02895 | Works |perfect in bios mode on dynarec all sound issues from beta 1 have been fixed}}
{{ WiiSX | Silent Bomber | PAL-E | SLES-02792 | Issues |Tested by Blackshadow (game works full speed but analogue controller cuts out repeatedly standard result in same effect FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Silent Hill | PAL-E | SLES-01514 | Works |Tested by Blackshadow (seems to runs faster than normal but its rare for me) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Sled Storm | NTSC-U | SLUS-00955 | Works | Very playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | South Park | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Works great in dynarec- no dither, however has a tendency to stack dump/crash when trying to save game between levels, can be worked around by selecting no at the save screen and using save states instead.}}
{{ WiiSX | Spider Man 2: Enter Electro| PAL-E | SLUS-01378 | Doesn't Work | Game starts however activison logo doesn't load, and the game goes to first load screen, but goes to a red screen and then the wiimote locks up and the game cannot be exited}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94228 | Issues| using matguitarist's mod. FPS auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering None, Music shuts off as soon as you rescue any dragon on the level and it doesn't come back on until you exit the level! EDIT: Music comes back when you die aswell if your willing to lose a life...}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon | PAL-E | SCES-01438 | Works |Tested by Blackshadow (works fine occasional screen tearing due to no dither. dither works but causes a bit of lag) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon 2 | PAL-E | SCES-02104 | Issues| FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None(others work but lag a little.) music tracks play at random but can be fixed by pausing and unpausing. And now and than the anlog will just go mad and spyro will spin in circles when this happens you have to reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon: Year of the Dragon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94467 | Works | FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None. music tracks don't loop and stop on a level but can be fixed by pausing and unpausing. slowdown on later levels but still 100% playable. NOTE: you will need a direct rip of the game disc to play this as cracked versions will trigger c/p and you won't be able to get past the 1st level! }}
{{ WiiSX | Star Ocean: The Second Story | PAL-F | SCES-02160 SCES-12160 | Works | Dynarec, FPS Auto, Frame skip Off. Works at 50FPS with few lags (tested with samba, SCPH1001 & 1002). The menu has graphic glitches and is not centered on the screen. The right part of the menu is not readable. }}
{{ WiiSX | Star Wars:Dark Forces | NTSC-U | SLUS-00297| Doesn't Work | Tested by Dracbat59 (Takes you back to the Wii Channel)}}
{{ WiiSX | Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battle | NTSC-U | SLUS-01046| Doesn't Work | Tested by MiniSh: The game boot trough Bios but gets freeze instantly and you just can hear the music. Neither '''Dynarec''' or '''Interpreter''' works}}
{{ WiiSX | Street Fighter Alpha EX2 Plus | NTSC-U | SLUS-01105 | Doesn't Work | Stack dump right after sony logo}}
{{ WiiSX | Street Fighter Alpha 3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00821 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Runs great. Sound is not perfect but good enough. Might seem slow but frame skip fixes it. Sometimes freezes after loading a fight, just reset or "home" button. I recommend to use "save states" in case it freezes. }}
{{ WiiSX | Suikoden | NTSC-U | SLUS-00292 | Works | Game runs fine, except no audio at all on videos (logo, intro, title screen, ending?). Tested through SMB, dynarec, Frame Limiter ON, Frame Skip OFF. Overall slightly laggy (because of Samba. I'm sure USB2.0 would run it at 100% speed)}}
{{ WiiSX | Suikoden II | NTSC-U | SLUS-00958 | Works | Game runs fine, the audio is slightly laggy sometime (on video mostly). Tested through USB with USB2.0 Mod, dynarec, Frame Limiter ON, Frame Skip OFF. }}
{{ WiiSX | Super Puzzle Fighter II turbo | NTSC-U |SLUS-00418 | Works | Game runs fine, the audio music is a bit too slow, but FX are ok. Opening video has a vertical shifting.Tested through SD, dynarec. }} {{ WiiSX | Syphon Filter | PAL-E | SCES-01910 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Blackshadow (runs the 989 Studios Screen then Black Screens) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
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{{ WiiSX | Tai Fu - Wrath of the Tiger | NTSC-U | SLUS-00787 | Doesn't Work | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.

Intro is very laggy, there is no background music (caused by the CDDA streaming), game freezes sometimes during loading.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS!}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny | NTSC-U | SLUS-00626 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs near perfect. Minor graphical and audio glitches but runs great.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01355 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs near perfect. Minor graphical and audio glitches but runs great.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01355 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' The voice tracks are played before the character says them and after about three minutes into the game, you cannot get pass the white screen where Reid says "Farah Run"}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Phantasia | NTSC-j eng translation | SLUS-00845 | Playable | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
Turn off Event voices using the in-game menu or else it crashes during events.}}
{{ WiiSX | Team Buddies|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works perfectly, best in dynarec with dither none.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tecmo's Deception - Invitation to Darkness | NTSC-U | SLUS-00340 | Works | Title skip if not using bios run perfecly fine sound seem to slow down sometimes }}
{{ WiiSX | Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins | NTSC-U | SLUS-00939 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Loads fine, plays opening video but can't get past main menu. Displays black screen with music. }}
{{ WiiSX | Theme Park|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| Works perfectly. tested in dynarec through bios.}}
{{ WiiSX | Thousand Arms | NTSC-U | SLUS-00845 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Sound and voices work great, but freezes at the second text box. Home button takes you back to the WiiSX menu.}}
{{ WiiSX | Thrasher Skate and Destroy | PAL-E | N/A | Works | Seems to run perfectly when running through the BIOS. Crashed after the second screen running through HLE. }}
{{ WiiSX | Threads of Fate | NTSC-U | SLUS-01019 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On. Runs almost perfectly. Minor graphical glitches when changing area.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomba! | NTSC-U | SCUS-94236 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. Minor graphical and audio glitches. At some stages a soft, buzzing-like sound plays repeatedly during the music at times, usually at the Dwarf Forest and other stages that share the same track.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - 2 | PAL-F | SLES-00719 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec & Interpreter, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001 & HLE

'''Result:''' Shows the main menu, hangs while loading a level. So, the story and croft mansion aren't playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - 3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01653 | Works |

Settings: Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None.

Result: Runs perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - The Last Revelation | NTSC-U | SLUS-00885 | Issues | Tested by lancea34

It's strange... the first time I tried it it worked . Only problems were some slight slowering and messed-up FMV's. Since then everytime I try to play it always freezes after the initial video. Should have made a quick savestate...}}
{{ WiiSX | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater | NTSC-U PAL-E | SLUS-00860 SLES-02055 | Doesn't Work | Black Screen upon Boot Through Bios Black Screen with music playing upon boot with HLE}}
{{ WiiSX | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01485 | Doesn't Work | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Does not work, at all. When the game starts there's some sound but that's it. Using Dynarec, Interpreter, Bios, no Bios, IT JUST DOESN'T WORK. UNPLAYABLE. }}
{{ WiiSX | Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue | NTSC-U | SLUS-00893 | Works | Tested by MiniSh:

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default

You can boot trough Bios or directly.

Works pretty good, the audio its scratchy sometimes and the game in some parts gets slow (You can turn the Frame Skip: On but it gets too fast), some graphical issues too but you can play with no problem. No major problems, very playable. }}
{{ WiiSX | True Pinball | NTSC-U | SLUS-00337 | Works | Full Speed. Great with dynarec/default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Twisted Metal | NTSC-U | SCuS-94304 |Works |Tested By Alexenochs: it runs perfect under Dynarec Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dithering none. }}
{{ WiiSX | Twisted Metal 2: World Tour | PAL-E | SCES-00567 | Works | Tested By Blackshadow: Epic game made more epic by the fact it runs perfect under Dynarec Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dithering none. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Vagrant Story | NTSC-U | SLUS-01040 | Doesn't Work | Works great with Dynarec, frame Skip On and Limit FPS On. Sound effect are very bad.
But stack dump when going through the 5th door.}}
{{ WiiSX | Vagrant Story | PAL-F | SLES-02755 | Doesn't Work | Freeze (soft reset working) after selecting "New game". Tested with dynarec and interpreter, with bios SCPH1001 and SCPH1002. }}
{{ WiiSX | Valkyrie Profile | NTSC-U | SLUS-01156 | Doesn't Work | After selecting new game wait until the initial funny sounding music goes away otherwise you'll get a lack screen after selecting a difficulty. Very bad sound issues in both interpreter and dynarec occur when characters speak. Game freezes when Freya first speaks all the characters are visible on screen sound is audible it just hangs there even the button to view previous remark works but it hangs}}
{{ WiiSX | Vigilante 8 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00510 | Issues | Tested by MrKill Settings: Dynarec, frame Skip On and Limit FPS Off, controls are weird, when you are fast the camera has difficulty to follow the car, graphical glitch. it's still playable, speed is better than beta 1.)}}
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{{ WiiSX | WarCraft II: The Dark Saga | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Warriors of Might and Magic | NTSC-U | N/A | Doesn't Work | Freezes at title screen.}}
{{ WiiSX | WCW Vs. The World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00455 | Works | Full speed in Dynarec. No music support. }}
{{ WiiSX | Wild Rapids | PAL-E | SLES-02631 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' 100% perfect emulation through bios (SCPH-1001), no problems played to the end, menus a little laggy, FPS: 47-49.75 (in-game), Limit FPS On, Frame Skip Off. Title credits are a bit jerky but doesn't affect gameplay.

'''Interpreter: ''' Slow but playable through bios (SCPH-1001), FPS: 32-37, Limit FPS Off, Frame Skip On. }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout | PAL-E | SCES-00010 | Works | 100% perfect in Dynarec, Limit FPS On, Frame Skip Off. No CD Audio track support yet }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout | NTSC-U | SCUS-94301 | Works | Great in Dynarec, default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout 2097 | PAL-E | SLES-00327 | Works | Dynarec: 40 to 50fps in-game. Gameplay seems to be a little too fast but still very playable. }}
{{ WiiSX | World's Scariest Police Chases | NTSC-U | SLUS-01165 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Perfect in-game with default settings, just a little laggy in the menus.

'''Interpreter:''' Same as Dynarec just slower. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Xenogears | NTSC-U | SLUS-00664 | Works | Dynarec, no FPS Limit, Frame Skip Off. FMVs and transitions are a bit choppy but certainly bearable; works very well rest of the time. '''Tested by Cyan''' : Tested with Dynarec on Mod02 (beta2.1 mod). Works fine, but can't save with normal memory card menu, you must use Save State instead. '''Tested by Lother''' : You must switch to Interpreter to save. Use a savestate first, then switch to Interpreter, then save. It is the only way to switch to disc 2. Playing Disc 2 now.}}
{{ WiiSX | Xenogears | NTSC-U | SLUS-00664 | Doesn't Work | For some reason when I tested this I didn't get the same results as another poster. Dynarec has a code dump right when the initial village is attacked in the opening scenario. Interpreter ha a code dump immediately after selecting new game. I tested it with multiple bin cue files with same same results}}
{{ WiiSX | X-Men vs. Street Fighter | NTSC-U | SLUS-00627 | Works | Runs perfectly with frameskip on }}
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Another World

2012-08-05T15:33:58Z

Logan: /* My Stuff */

=='''The IRC chat that started it all'''==
01:51 am • <St-Knight> you'll need 1 VERY fast microSD card which would be the Kingston 1GB-JAP chip 
01:54 am • <St-Knight> lameboy is a NDS rom 
01:54 am • <St-Knight> it's made in such a way that it can access the filesystem on the microSD card 
01:54 am • <St-Knight> so you can fill it up with gb/gbc roms and it will run them 
01:54 am • <St-Knight> nesDS runs nes games in the same fasion 
01:59 am • <Another_World> how is the wifi support? 
01:59 am • <St-Knight> it works 
01:59 am • <St-Knight> BUT 
01:59 am • <St-Knight> you have to install flashme v8a on all DS's involved in the download play exchnage 
02:00 am • <St-Knight> because download play is an RSA encrypted exchange 
02:00 am • <St-Knight> the ROMs on the R4DS are unencrypted, now the DS doesn't care about that much 
02:00 am • <St-Knight> but the one without an R4DS in it receiving the game demo / download play client will 
02:00 am • <St-Knight> because the checksum hash will fail 
02:01 am • <St-Knight> but if both have flashme neither will care 
02:01 am • <St-Knight> cause flashme disables RSA 
02:01 am • <St-Knight> you don't hav eto have flashme to use the R4DS at all, but to do download play the receiving DS needs it installed 
02:03 am • <St-Knight> it says "ok this is SUPPOSE to be secureROM RSA encrypted location, but who cares, execute the unencrypted code anyway" 
02:03 am • <St-Knight> what you could do is put flashme on your DS, and then when you wanna do download play with someone put the R4DS in the other person's DS 
02:03 am • <St-Knight> since yours can now receive 
02:07 am • <St-Knight> btw you can install flashme on any DS from the R4DS just put the flashmev8a.nds rom in a directory on the r4ds and save it there to do so 
02:14 am • <St-Knight> oh be sure you get COLORS the NDS homebrew paint program 
02:23 am • <St-Knight> you're going to need EZ-Trim rom trimming tool as well 
02:24 am • <St-Knight> they don't have to be trimmed 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> you can trim them if you want to 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> i didn't want to at first 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> but when i saw that if i trim roms i get around 80% more stuff on there.. i started trimming :) 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> see, carts are built in certain arpetures 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> 32mbit 64mbit 128mbit 256mbit so on 
02:25 am • <St-Knight> the actual game may be 3.7 mbyte 
02:26 am • <St-Knight> but regardless it has to take up 8mbyte minimum because that's the minimum memory chip available by nintendo 
02:26 am • <St-Knight> so they put the game on there, and it has 4.3mbyte of empty space 
02:26 am • <St-Knight> rom trimmer cleans that up 
02:26 am • <St-Knight> like rpgs that are 128mbyte you can trim them down to like 80mbyte or thereabouts usually 
02:27 am • <St-Knight> yo only have to trim GBA and NDS games 
02:27 am • <St-Knight> trimming GBA games saves around 0.5-1.5mbyte per game 
02:27 am • <St-Knight> NDS games... a LOT more 
01:27 am • <St-Knight> but if you don't use flashme you are not protected against a DS bricking virus 
01:28 am • <St-Knight> it erases the bios of your DS making it never boot again unless you solder into its parallel port and reload the firmware 
01:29 am • <St-Knight> but if you install flashme it has recovery code in it so that you can recover it without soldering into it, plus it removes the health and safety screen ;) 
01:49 am • <St-Knight> all flashme does is puts a recovery mode in the write protected portion of the bios that allows you to boot the DS even if a virus bricks the DS in order to reload the firmware - and also boot NDS code from the GBA slot without a NoPass/PassMe 
01:50 am • <St-Knight> it also disables the RSA chip in secureROM areas of games 
02:13 am • <St-Knight> and i don't use anti virus programs because they're too resource intensive and i always verify my downloads

=='''GBATemp -- A Google Discovery'''==
I have been a fan of Homebrew since the GBA Flash Kits were released. Following the IRC conversation above, I started to become interested in Slot-1 Flash Kits. I did some Google research using search phrases like "R4DS Review" and "R4 Problems". The searches inevitably led me to GBATemp and I started to poke around.

=='''Time to Join'''==
I received an R4DS v2 (black shell, no spring), 2x 1GB Japanese Kingston microSD cards, and an M3 Lite Perfect (complete with the GBA shell) ordered form Gameyeeeah ($175-ish purchase) for Xmas in 2007. Following a few weeks of playing around, I joined GBATemp on January 3rd 2008. My main reason for joining was to have a place to ask questions and receive answers. [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=67172&st=30&p=941638&#entry941638 My first post] was actually a reply to the release thread for DS game #1750, Myst. Following that Post I became active in the R4 section. I quickly got sucked into Homebrew, learned about DLDI patching, and started to grab full ROM sets to test with Homebrew emulators.

=='''Why Another World?'''==
One of my favorite games of all time was Out of this World on the SEGA Genesis. I can recall spending hours in my friends converted basement (they had a small area for sleeping, playing video games, looking at porn, etc) trying to figure out each puzzle in the game. I never owned SEGA products until later in life, and with most of their stuff it is still emulation for me. Even though I stuck with Nintendo until the Gamecube I had experienced the Master System, Genesis, GameGear, and SEGA CD up to this point. Today I own my original GameGear, I have a Master System, and a Dreamcast. Anyways, I eventually purchased the game for my SNES and over the years I had beaten Out of this World countless times. I always left the game on the shelf until it collected a fine layer of dust and then I would give it a another play. I always managed to forget some aspects of the game so various puzzles unfolded like playing them for the first time. The year before I got my first Slot-1 Flash Kit, I got a nasty cold. I couldn’t do much for more than a week so I busted out my SNES and hooked it up. Inevitably I worked my way to Out of this World and hacked my way through puzzles I had not played for about 7 years. At this point I am much older and much more into researching. I set out to discover more about the game and started to read as much about it as possible. The game was still one of my favorite games but it was not something I was obsessed with. Fast-forward a few months later, I had experienced a GBA port, read about the history of the game, played the 3D0, ATARI ST, AMIGA, DOS, SEGA CD, Genesis, and SNES versions. I grabbed a copy of the enhanced anniversary XP addition and played it a few times a day for more than a year. The more I played the game the more I discovered about it, be it a color I never noticed or an animation that really strengthened to me why this game was one of the greatest games ever created (especially when you consider it was coded by 1 person). By this point I was completely obsessed with Another World (IE: Out of this World) and Runescape. Runescape was a distraction as I lost 5 family members and my dog all in the same year, but Another World was an obsession that would never go away. When I joined GBATemp I thought about what names to use. Some of my first thoughts were names that would eventually get me banned, I actually used the word “Boob” in part of my Runescape name and have never (knock on wood) been in trouble for it. I didn’t want to repeat that same mistake, always wondering if this would be my last day and make a name on stupid impulses, so I went with my biggest obsession at the time, Another World. I made my first avatar by cropping part of an original painting that Eric Chahi used for the original box art. People got use to my avatar and started to know me as the person who always signed their posts (-Another World). By this point I was Another World and Another World was me, I eventually expanded out by joining other NDS/GBA Flash Kit related forums under the same name.

*[http://www.anotherworld.fr/anotherworld_uk/another_world.htm Another World (English Site)]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_World_(video_game) Another World WIKI Article]

=='''My Big Projects'''==
[http://gbatemp.net/t77065-slot2-emulators My first big project] was a thread which collected, discussed, and linked to various Slot-2 emulators and interpreters. I had a nice collection from my first GBA Flash Kit and wanted to compile a list so that others could enjoy the same files. Looking back on this project I am glad that I did it because most of the files and links are now gone and dead. This project was the first post I had sticked at GBATemp, thanks to JPH. [http://gbatemp.net/t81903-nesds-compatibility-list My second big project was a nesDS compatibility list] which I compiled for my own usage. After working more than 3 months to complete the list I decided to release it at GBATemp and [http://www.pocketheaven.com/ph/boards/viewtopic.php?t=6392 Pocket Heaven]. It seems like the time was well spent, even if some users debated the usefulness of the list, because I now knew which games worked and was able to carry a complete collection with me wherever I went. The second project was also my second stickied post at GBATemp, once again thanks to JPH.

=='''JPH Asks For Help'''==
Former Staff member [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=44619 JPH] was busy developing his [http://gbatemp.net/t82212-the-temper-post-issue-1 Temper Post] project. He hung out in a scripting channel I had on EFnet at the time and asked me if I would be willing to help him meet a deadline. Apparently the reviewers he had lined up backed out at the last minute. I was given 2 days to play-test and write a review for [http://gbatemp.net/t84161-the-temper-post-issue-3#b Rondo of Swords], probably one of the worst games I've played but the short time frame really let me know what I was capable of. Following that review JPH asked me if I would be willing to do a bit more writing. I decided to give it another go but this time asked for more time to do actual play testing. The game I was assigned was [http://gbatemp.net/t86033-the-temper-post-issue-5#b1 Toy shop] and I wrote the review for issue number 5.

=='''Doing My Own Thing'''==
The Temper Post was fun but I was never assigned something I actually wanted to work on. When the GBATemp Recommends was released I started to bug JPH to let me do one for a Homebrew. I really wanted to write about Foxy Soft's Another World GBA port, but at this point Shaunj66 was still running the Recommends and Homebrew was not something they had considered. Finally JPH gave me the OK and I contributed my 3rd official written project to GBATemp as [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=126388 GBATemp Recommends Issue 11]. A few issues later I asked JPH if I could write another. I had spent time talking with SoulAnger (Menudo fame) on IRC and we were both into Ninja Five-0. To be honest it was a game that had escaped me and I found it a real treat to play, I felt that others might feel the same way. Pulling from that inspiration I wrote a review for [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=134605 GBATemp Recommends Issue 14]

=='''The Mag Staff Fast Track'''==
JPH let me know that he was planning on doing a writing contest for GBATemp. He wanted to find users interested in being on Magazine Staff. The contest post was made [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=108971 October 8th, 2008] and he asked me if I would enter something so that I could be "officially considered." I was curious about it but I wasn't sure that I wanted to be involved with GBATemp in that way. So while we talked about it on IRC, I never actually entered the contest. Needless to say I was surprised when I woke up and discovered a [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=111199 front page post on October 21st, 2008] welcoming me to the Magazine Staff. I spent the next while posting Homebrew news, filling in for JPH, and helping out when I could. I got really interested in Homebrew the more I posted about it. While I was posting Homebrew I kept seeing the staff given review samples, and I really wanted to do a review. Finally I jumped at a chance to review the DS Ranger GPS system. The review took over 6 months as I was waiting for a promised software update that never came. I was asked to just finish the review, and I felt rather bad that it took that long, so I did my best and wrote my [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=198399 first review], formatted and posted by Minox on my behalf.

Following that I started to make contacts in the Flash Kit industry. It was also around this time that I purchased my Acekard RPG from DealExtreme for $61.73 or something like that. I quickly approached Acekard about a potential project and was sent my first free Flash Kit (a post FAT error AK 2.1). I then contacted Shaunj66 and discussed writing an update to the Acekard 2.0 review and Shaun agreed and sent me a 2.1 sample. Once again time got the better of me and I did not write the review as quickly as I should have (sorry Shaun). In my own defense my Acekard 2.1 review would not have been possible without the year of AKAIO BETA testing and a friendship I built with Normmatt. As far as AKAIO is concerned I was one of the original BETA testers, back when Norm hung out in a channel on EFnet that Urza was running. I asked for the BETA, Norm provided it and I tested the fuck out of it. So I had all this experience/knowledge and I still had the 2.1 from Shaun, once again I felt really bad that I had put the review off and decided to tackle it one weekend. The result was, arguably, one of my better reviews which culminated more than a year of testing, researching, relationship building, and understanding. the review was started April 25th, 2010 and officially posted [http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 May 2nd, 2010].

After the 2.1 review I had honed my skills and I had a good idea of how to attack my next review, whenever that would be. At first I had to fight to get reviews, I worked out some deals with Costello (do a good job with this and you'll get the review sort of thing). After a few detailed reviews of highly anticipated Flash Kits (and a Dingoo A320) which took a lot of long hours and hard work, I was able to write my own ticket. I'm at the point now that random Web sites contact me and ask for me to write a review. It is an interesting feeling to be thought of so highly, and I'm not sure I really understand it. All I do is work hard, put in the hard work, and put my hard work into comprehensive thoughts. To this day I still do not feel that my reviews are anything special, they are just a reflection of a portion of my personality.

=='''Going AFK'''==
On December 5th, 2009 I made [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=194913 a post] stating that I was going to take some time off. Basically I had a lot of junk going on in my personal life. At this point I was pretty much it when it came to Homebrew news post. PALib was in full swing and I was spending 1-2 hours (after 12hr bicycle repair shifts) posting news, sorting news, uploading files, organizing the old download system, etc. I needed a break and I didn't see any other way out but to take some time off. I didn't ask for permission, I simply made a post to the front page and one to the staff stating that I would be back. I spent the time away just being on IRC, working with Normmatt, and I stayed away from the Temp as much as possible. It was time well spent!

=='''Head of Magazine Staff'''==
After taking some time off being AFK I got back to posting news. Just as with the first promotion, I woke up to find out that I had been made the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=224323 Head of Magazine Staff]. I did not even know that the position would be filled again. I had no idea that I was being considered for it, and had openly spoke out against the usefulness of the position. At the time it seemed to me that we all knew our role and didn't need someone to be in charge.

Once I was promoted I set out to adjust the flow of things without attacking any one person for their faults, I wanted everyone to post what made them happy as long as the news was being covered. The first thing I did as Head of Mag Staff was to rewrite the posting outline JPH had written. I made it much more detailed and stickied it for the staff. The next thing was to unstickie JPH's old posts, compile the data into the outline, and then to begin looking for new staff members. I also made the decision to demote some staff members (reluctantly for some) based solely on their lack of official posts.

I was spending a great deal of my time posting the news as I had done before, and wanted a bit of help. I spent time looking for a Wii-brew poster and settled on luke_c after a recommendation from Minox. Luke has worked out well but eventually got interested in release posting (an offshoot of Mag Staff). Once again we were without Wii-brew news. I went hunting and asked Vatoloco (for about the 3rd time) to consider it. He reluctantly accepted and ended up thriving at a position he now truly enjoys. He is grown into the number 1 Homebrew poster at GBATemp, often beating me to news which has allowed me free time to focus on my life instead of my volunteer efforts (a/k/a GBATemp).

Amptor had written a few great reviews for the Temp as a normal member. He was promoted by the higher-ups for about a week so that he could edit his old reviews. I was unsure how he would fit in but after a few discussions about future reviews I decided to keep him on the staff roster. Amptor has made a few posts thus far but is actually being saved for bigger projects (future retro flash kit reviews).

To fill in the gaps I approached Rydian, after staff suggestions, and asked him to be the special projects poster. Rydian was at first a bit unsure how he would fit into the Temp as a staff member. During this time I was approached by a site to receive a few flash kits for review. I decided to pass on the samples to any of my staff willing to tackle a review. Most were reluctant, including Rydian, but after a few discussions he decided to take on the task. Following [http://gbatemp.net/t293386-r4i-gold-3ds-compatible-review his review] we discussed his place here and settled on special projects (guides, odd news, longer post projects, etc) and the mirroring of User Submitted News.

I was sent a PM from Costello (late May 2011), forwarded from Guild McCommunist, asking for a position move. Guild has been on the Temp T.V. staff but felt that his talents would be better put to use as Magazine Staff. Following a brief discussion with him I made the decision or promote him to Magazine Staff. Guild will be covering Gaming news, highlighting User Submitted News & Reviews, and tackling some of his own special projects.

=='''My Move for Power - J/K'''==
I never set out to be anything more than Magazine Staff. I enjoy doing the Magazine Staff duties but at times I would run into a problem that I needed addressed and did not have the permissions to handle on my own. Eventually Costello decided to give me Global Moderating powers, so in a matter of speaking I am actually a Global Moderator but I try my best not to use those powers outside of Magazine related forums. I have, on occasion, stickied a useful post, the one I am recalling now is the [http://gbatemp.net/t231412-solving-acekard-contact-issues guide by TK_Saturn for fixing AK2i contact issues]. Even though I have the privileges to do what the Global Mods do I still report problems the same as everyone else. When I am sent a PM asking for help which would fall under powers outside of the Magazine Staff I forward that PM onto the staff in one way or another.

=='''FileTrip and the old Download Center'''==
All staff had the ability to moderate (move files, rename, delete, etc) the old GBATemp Download Center, yet few seemed to use those powers and as a result the Download Center quickly became a mess that no one wanted to clean-up. One night I decided to focus on the NDS/GBA categories and went to work on what turned into a year long project of fixes in small daily doses. During this process I was [http://gbatemp.net/t175555-1-000th-homebrew-posted the first GBATemp member to contribute 1,000 files] (the next closest was 417 by Shaunj66) and I worked hard to upload a sizable GBA Homebrew collection (well over 500 files). I started to feel somewhat responsible for a few areas of the Download Center and when Filetrip went live I quickly asked to be allowed to continue my organizational efforts. The staff welcomed me and I was made a moderator from the very start. Out of habit, mostly because daily news post files are always mirrored, I check Filetrip once a night and handled most of the moderation reports. Over the past year I have become one of the few Filetrip moderators who were really active and because of this a few of the staff members started a discussion to have me promoted to Administrator. On April 18, 2011 at approximately 10:07 EST, I have received said promotion.

As an Admin to Filetrip I have so far added some requested PS3 categories, fixed the Dingoo category (to reflect more than one system by the same name), and reset a password or two. I do have plans to fix and organize many areas of the site but currently lack the free time to do so.

=='''GBAtemp Recommends Revival Project'''==
On October 3rd, 2011 I successfully re-launched the GBAtemp Recommends project as the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dynamic=68 GBAtemp Recommends Revival project]. The new project no longer contains the “GBA” software limitation of the old project. In fact, we are now covering everything from Homebrew to Hacks. The first new article was a recommendation of the Atari 2600 Homebrew, [http://gbatemp.net/t311499-gbatemp-recommends-revival-001 Ature]. Since re-launching, a few community members have stepped up to recommend their own titles. I am always looking for more authors, so if you are interested contact me via PM to get involved with this project. The goal of the project is to hit 52 recommendations, a full year worth. At that point I will either continue with the project or pass it on to another maintainer. Sadly, few community members have found it interesting to read about classic gaming recommendations, and while the views of the threads are above average the comments are below average. If more community members do not get involved I may be forced to kill the project at 52 issues as I will have no one to pass it onto.

=='''Time to Retire'''==
On January 9th, 2012 [http://gbatemp.net/blog/140/entry-8666-former-staff/ I chose to retire as the Head of Magazine Staff]. At the time I cited an extremely busy schedule as the sole reason. My real life had taken a positive turn and I chose to retire from Mag Staff so that I could focus my efforts, as strongly as possible, on new opportunities. Unfortunately, this opportunity did not work out and I got out of there as quickly as possible. After getting back into my old rhythm I started to reconsider my decision to retire from my staff position. But truthfully, my decision to retire was also weighted upon by the future of GBAtemp. Homebrew is no longer a focus of the site, the DS and Wii aren’t really producing enough news, and there probably would not be a 3DS scene to report on. The site itself required a refocus and a push towards gaming news was the decided course. I enjoyed every bit of news I posted for the site because I was posting things I was interested in. When you enjoy what you do it makes it not feel like a requirement or a job. But gaming news is something I had no desire to post. I tried doing it for one month and each post seemed like real work. Being the Head of Mag Staff was already a fulltime volunteer position, I literally spent on average 6 hours a day doing things for the site (many behind the scenes), and when that time became filled with gaming news it no longer remained fun. So the decision was a two part decision, one was a desire to have more free time for the real world and the other was that I honestly knew I was not the person to take GBAtemp on its next step. I politely asked Costello to be moved into the Former Staff category. I stated that I would like to continue to be involved with the site but no longer wished to be responsible for daily news posting.

=='''Review Staff'''==
After a few weeks of long staff discussions, Costello began working on a review center. We all pitched in with our ideas and comments while he designed and coded a new GBAtemp feature. I still have a desire to write about video games and thought that this would be a perfect opportunity to get reacquainted with the site. Game reviews are right up my alley and would also provide me with something to include with my resume. I quickly volunteered for the position and on March 14th, 2012 the “Reviewers” category was officially announced. With me in mind, Costello added a “retro” category to the review center. While I wait for my turn to review a new PS3 or 3DS title, I will be attempting to tackle classic game reviews each weekend.

=='''Future Projects'''==
I do have a few special projects planned. Sadly, real life takes up most of my free time this past year and most of my projects have been put on hold. I have plans to do a review of the R4DS (1:1 clone), 3DS, a future Virtual Boy Flash Kit (yet to be released), a portable SEGA genesis clone, and a couple of Chinese made NES/Famicom clone systems. I would also like to update the Acekard RPG review, 2.1 review, and SCDS2 review. Like I said I have plans, which of these projects will actually be completed will depend on where life takes me in the future.

=='''My Stuff'''==
Projects:
*[http://gbatemp.net/t77065-slot2-emulators Organized List of Slot2 Emulators and Interpreters]
*[http://gbatemp.net/t81903-nesds-compatibility-list nesDS Compatibility List]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=102177 NeoDS Names & Compatibility List]
*[http://gbatemp.net/t112988-akaio-want-better-3-in-1-support Donations to buy Norm and Smiths 3in1 GBA sized kits]
*[[AKAIO|AKAIO WIKI]]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dynamic=68 GBATemp Recommends Revival Project]
*[[Solving Acekard 2i Contact Issues|Solving AK2i Contact Issue WIKI]]
*[[Updating the AK2i Bootloader|AK2i Bootloader WIKI]]
*[[Anti-counterfeit code|Anti-Counterfeit Code WIKI]]

Game/Homebrew Reviews:
*[http://gbatemp.net/t84161-the-temper-post-issue-3#b Rondo of Swords] (scroll down, its the 2nd review)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t86033-the-temper-post-issue-5#b1 Toy Shop]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=126388 Another World]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=134605 Ninja Five-0]
*[http://gbatemp.net/review/21-angry-birds-space-review Angry Birds Space] (3/25/12) --1st "review staff" review
*[http://gbatemp.net/review/38-am-alive-review I Am Alive] (4/11/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/review/40-mario-tennis-open-review Mario Tennis Open] (5/27/12)

Recommends Revival Reviews:
*[http://gbatemp.net/t311499-gbatemp-recommends-revival-001 Ature] (10/17/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t312482-gbatemp-recommends-revival-003 JNKPlat: Platdude's Happy Endings] (10/31/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/314091-gbatemp-recommends-revival-006/ Contra J NES (Translation Patch)] (11/21/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/314696-gbatemp-recommends-revival-007/ Legend of the Red Dragon (LORD)] (11/28/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/315757-gbatemp-recommends-revival-009/ Sweet Home English Translation Patch] (12/12/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/316898-gbatemp-recommends-revival-011/ Adventure] (12/25/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/317508-gbatemp-recommends-revival-012/ 5nake] (1/2/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/318112-gbatemp-recommends-revival-013/ Anguna: Warriors of Virtue] (1/9/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/318745-gbatemp-recommends-revival-014/ Solitaire] (1/16/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t319261-gbatemp-recommends-revival-015 The Legend of Kage] (1/23/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/320331-gbatemp-recommends-revival-017/ River City Ransom] (2/6/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/321232-gbatemp-recommends-revival-019/ Full Throttle] (2/20/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/321765-gbatemp-recommends-revival-020/ Virtual Boy Wario Land] (2/27/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/322234-gbatemp-recommends-revival-021/ Star Wars Namco] (3/5/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/323244-gbatemp-recommends-revival-023/ Shadowgate] (3/19/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/324270-gbatemp-recommends-revival-025/ Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards] (4/2/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/324726-gbatemp-recommends-revival-026/ Operation C] (4/9/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/325637-gbatemp-recommends-revival-028/ The Soviet Mind Game TETЯIS] (4/23/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/326117-gbatemp-recommends-revival-029/ NHL 95] (4/30/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/326514-gbatemp-recommends-revival-030/ Motocross Maniacs] (5/7/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/326900-gbatemp-recommends-revival-031/ Superman] (5/14/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/327307-gbatemp-recommends-revival-032/ Super Mario Bros. 2] (5/21/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/327702-gbatemp-recommends-revival-033/ Castlevania Chronicles] (5/28/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/328088-gbatemp-recommends-revival-034/ Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns Adventurer's Edition] (6/4/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/328552-gbatemp-recommends-revival-035/ Wolfenstein 3D] (6/11/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/328981-gbatemp-recommends-revival-036/ Actraiser] (6/18/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/329442-gbatemp-recommends-revival-037/ Journey to Silius] (6/24/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t330353-gbatemp-recommends-revival-039/ Tombs & Treasure] (7/9/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/331174-gbatemp-recommends-revival-041/ The Punisher] (7/23/12)

Product Reviews:
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=198399 Ranger GPS] (12/23/09)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Acekard 2.1] (5/2/10) --1st GBATemp review without cons
*[http://gbatemp.net/t225287-nintendo-dsi-xl DSi XL mini-review] (5/6/10)
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=227305 Dingoo A320] (5/16/10) --1st GBATemp review to receive a Silver+ award
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=230291 Dingoo A330] (5/30/10)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review SuperCard DSTwo] (6/9/10) --on-going, VID software yet to be reviewed, no award presented
*[http://gbatemp.net/t237631-game-boy-micro Game Boy Micro] (6/27/10)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/250721-ismart-premium-hands-on-impressions/ iSmart Premium Hands-on Impressions] (8/27/10)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t255571-ismart-premium-review iSmart Premium] (9/19/10)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t277717-gemei-tech-a330-review Gemei A330] (2/3/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t279940-cyclods-ievolution-review CycloDS iEvolution] (2/20/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/283202-3ds-hands-on-impressions/ 3DS Hands-on Impressions] (3/13/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/t288430-executive-case 3DS Executive Case] (4/11/11)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/319784-virtual-boy-review/ Nintendo Virtual Boy] (1/30/12)
*[http://gbatemp.net/topic/331400-k1-gba-sp-first-hands-on-impressions/ K1 GBA SP Hands-on Impressions] (7/26/12)

Future Reviews (will these get completed?):
*3DS (already testing for this one)
*iSmart MM (working on it with Fast since December -- Sorry George)
*R4 1:1 Clone (great way to update the old R4 review and talk about the Wood firmware)
*Gopher (MD handheld running Firecore)
*MDMax (MD Handheld, uses multi-carts)
*NES/Famicom Clone (crappy plastic system with pre-loaded ROMs from China Town, but it supports Famicom Carts and a light gun)
*Update the AK 2.1 review and talk about what problems have been fixed
*Update AK RPG review and focus on the Wood firmware
*Update SCDS2 review, write the VID software update and a 4th post discussing what has changed since the review started
*Project Vboot (microSD based Virtual Boy Flash Kit currently in development -- If I can get one that is)

Failed Projects:
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=168427 Did Ya' Know Fridays]
*[http://gbatemp.net/t264587-whois-patrick-pate-aalto Scene Interviews] -- Although still a desire the project is pretty much dead

[[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]

Gbaemu4ds Compatibility List

2012-05-27T12:48:48Z

Logan:

==gbaemu4ds==
This is the Compatibility List for gbaemu4ds also for homebrew

== Posting Guidelines: PLEASE READ BEFORE EDITING ==
#If a game is ''working'' it doesn't always make it ''green'', as titles marked ''green'' should be/are 99.9-100% compatible. See color chart below.
#The Notes section is only for quirks regarding the way the game plays with the loader. Notes like 'Works Great' are not needed and simply add clutter.
#Regarding regions, please don't take an existing entry and completely change the region - start a new entry, or add it ALONG with the existing region.
#Extended Information to be placed at the bottom of the page, only for games that are marked as not working for most people, but working for some. only people who have it working should post info.
#Make seperated entrys for hyperspeedup and hwspeedup Version

{|cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="background:#F0F0F0;border: 1px #222222 solid;text-align:center;" width=480px align="center" "border: 1px solid #000; margin-top: 2em;"
! style="background:#E9E9E9;" |Compatibility Legend
|-
|{{USB Game Compatibility Table/Working Cell Style}}|Games that work 100% or just have slight audio/video stutter or anything else that doesn't effect gameplay.
|-
|{{USB Game Compatibility Table/Working with crashes Cell Style}}|Playable games that have crashes/missing tiles or layers.
|-
|{{USB Game Compatibility Table/Issues Cell Style}}|Games that start but have more serious bugs, or lockups.
|-
|{{USB Game Compatibility Table/Not Working Cell Style}}|Games that do not load.
|}

== Compatibility List ==

{| class="compatible sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!ROM Title
!Version
!flashcard
!speed
!width=50%|Notes
|-
|align="center" style="background:green"|Iceman.gba(homebrew)
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r28
|align="center"|R4i-TT(www.r4itt.net)
|align="center"| 100%
|align="center"|No problems
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|anguna.gba (homebrew)
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"| 100%
|align="center"|Freezes or crashes in main menu
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Driven
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario world
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Metroid Zero Mission
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Freezes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon FireRed
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon LeafGreen
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon Ruby
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon Sapphire
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon Emerald
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon Pinball - Ruby & Sapphire
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Max Payne- The Fall of Max Payne
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r21
|align="center"|
|align="center"|
|align="center"|not working
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Tekken Advanced
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Black Screen
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Dexter's Laboratory: Deesaster Strikes!
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Freezes
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Le Defi de Noel 2007 v.12/03/2007
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r21
|align="center"|r4i gold (www.r4ids.cn)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|partially working, time based crash and grafik problemes
|-
|align="center" style="background:salmon"|Sonic GBA - clos v.15/02/2009
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes
|-
|align="center" style="background:green"|GoldenEye Advance v. 26/11/2009
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r21
|align="center"|r4i gold (www.r4ids.cn)
|align="center"|100%
|align="center"|working
|-
|align="center" style="background:Dodgerblue"|Kurukuru Kururin
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Starts; a lot of crashed tiles; spinning stick is missing
|-
|align="center" style="background:dodgerblue"|Maya the Bee - The Great Adventure
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"| about 50%
|align="center"|working; main menu screen with crashed tiles; a background is missing
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Spongebob SquarePants - Lights, Camera, Pants!
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Starts great; In level, player and background aren't seen and game is very laggy.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Pac-Man Collection
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24 & r25, hwspeedup beta 1
|align="center"| R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"| 30%-100%
|align="center"|starts well, crashed tiles in level
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Incredible Hulk, The
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|At the main menu select screen can crash
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|King Kong - The Official Game of the Movie
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"| R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|After logos screens , the screen becomes black and somehow freezes
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Manic Miner
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"| R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Freezes after 'start menu'
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Megaman Zero
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Starts laggy; freezes after second logo screen
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Metal Slug Advance
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|maybe 90%
|align="center"|first logos missing; black screen after "Press Start"
|-
|align="center" style="background:green"|Soccer Kid
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"| about 50%
|align="center"| Level map with crashed tiles
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Danny Phantom: The Ultimate Enemy
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|about 90%
|align="center"|Crashes after pressing start in main menu
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Breath of Fire
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|about 100%
|align="center"|Starts perfect. Crashes after selecting inputed name in main menu
|-
|align="center" style="background:dodgerblue"|Gremlins - Stripe vs. Gizmo
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|about 100%
|align="center"|Some crashed tiles and sprites
|-
|align="center" style="background:dodgerblue"|Inspector Gadget
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|variates
|align="center"|Some crashed tiles and sprites
|-
|align="center" style="background:dodgerblue"|World Poker Tour
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r24
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|about 45%
|align="center"|Works but very laggy
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Mother 3
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Logos black, GameBoy Player logo then black screen
|-
|align="center" style="background:dodgerblue"|Ice Age
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|100%
|align="center"|Has crashed sprites,problems with layers
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Prehistorik Man
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashed sprites,black screen at level start
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Shaman King - Master of Spirits
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|No action in main menu.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Shaman King - Master of Spirits II
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes after first logos.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Splinter Cell 2 - Pandora Tomorrow
|align="center"|hyperspeedup r25
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|
|align="center"|Crashes after first logos.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Sonic Advance
|align="center"|hwspeedup beta 1
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|5 fps
|align="center"|Slow, Garbled up title logo tiles.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Sonic Advance 2
|align="center"|hwspeedup beta 1
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|5 fps
|align="center"|Slow, Water in SEGA & Sonic Team logo are garbled up tiles, garbled up title logo tiles.
|-
|align="center" style="background:gold"|Sonic Advance 3
|align="center"|hwspeedup beta 1
|align="center"|R4i-SDHC(r4i-sdhc.com)
|align="center"|5 fps
|align="center"|Slow, Grass & Sky in Intro are garbled up tiles.
|}

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility

2012-05-21T13:21:09Z

Logan: /* C */

__NOTOC__
=='''Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation Compatibility Matrix'''==
'''Anyone is free to edit this list though you must create an account first. Vandals will be banned and their IP blocked from further edits.'''

== PLEASE READ ME (Guidelines) ==
'''Please mention if you are using v0.4 or v0.5 etc. in the "notes" section.'''

1. If a game is ''working'' it doesn't always make it ''green'', as titles marked ''green'' should be/are 99.9-100% compatible. See color chart below.

2. The Notes section is only for quirks regarding the way the game plays with the loader. Notes like 'Works Great' are not needed and simply add clutter.

3. Regarding regions, please don't take an existing entry and completely change the region - start a new entry, or add it ALONG with the existing region.

4. Extended Information to be placed at the bottom of the page, only for games that are marked as not working for most people, but working for some. only people who have it working should post info.

5. If you are the first person to add a game then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have tested it as working.

6. '''Make sure your USB device works and is stable''' before reporting games that don't work. See [[USB Devices Compatibility List]]

7. Make sure your USB device isn't overheating due to long usage when reporting crashes.

8. Other Usb devices, especially USB LAN adapter, might interfere with the loader. When testing, unplug the LAN adapter and delete the "Wired Connection" profile if the wifi-enabled game freezes.

9.If a game does not work using NAND emulation, say that it doesn't work.

{|border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="background:#F0F0F0;border: 1px #222222 solid;text-align:center;" width=300px
! style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Compatibility Legend
|-
|style="background:green;"|Green represents games that work 100% or just have slight audio/video stutter or anything else that doesn't effect gameplay .
|-
|style="background:orange;"|Orange represents games that mostly work but with more serious but playable bugs, or random lockups (random doesn't mean lock up every time at the same spot in the game).
|-
|style="background:salmon;"|Red represents games that do not load and have major problems and/or are unplayable, or have consistent lock ups.
|}

=WiiWare=

==#==
{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |3-2-1 Rattle Battle
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |5 Arcade Gems
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |5-in-1 Solitaire
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |5 Spots Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |5 Spots Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==A==
{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Actionloop Twist
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL / NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Adventure Island The Beginning
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wait out save creation
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Aha! I Got It! Escape Game
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Aha! I Found It! Hidden Object Game
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Airport Mania
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |And Yet It Moves
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Ant Nation
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND, but a save file is needed on the usb NAND, otherwise it will not save
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Alien Crush Returns
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Arkanoid Plus!
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U/PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art of Balance
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art of Balance
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using Beta7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art Style: CUBELLO
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works from USB NAND - need a full NAND dump and choose "Load Apploader" option
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art Style: Light Trax
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works from USB NAND - need a full NAND dump and choose "Load Apploader" option
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art Style: ORBIENT
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works from USB NAND - need a full NAND dump and choose "Load Apploader" option
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Art Style: ROTOHEX
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works from USB NAND - need a full NAND dump and choose "Load Apploader" option
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |AquaSpace
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Not Working
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |From USB NAND - with a full NAND dump Get memory is corrupt error on save
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Astro Bugz
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works from USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==B==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bang Attack
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Big Kahuna Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bit Boy
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bittos +
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Not Working
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Hangs at title screen, using MRC v9 and beta 7
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bit. Trip Beat
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |4
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bit. Trip Core
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND, but a save file is needed on the usb NAND, otherwise it will not work. Works perfectly with Mighty Channels 11.1
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bit. Trip Runner
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND, but a save file is needed on the usb NAND, otherwise it will not work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bit. Trip Void
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND, but a save file is needed on the usb NAND, otherwise it will not work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Blaster Master Overdrive
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Block Breaker Deluxe
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bloons
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Boingz
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bomberman Blast
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bonsai Barber
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" | Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using MRC v10 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Brain Challenge
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bruiser and Scratch
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bubble Bobble Plus!
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U/PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Bust A Move Plus!
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|}

==C==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Carnival King
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |long delays, eventually crashes on beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Black screen after publisher logo using r74 USB NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |3
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cave Story
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |using MRCv10 USB NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |3
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Chick Chick BOOM
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using USB NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Christmas Clix!
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Chronos Twins DX
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using USB NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cocoto Fishing Master
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cocoto Platform Jumper
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |ColorZ
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Contra ReBirth
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |4
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Copter Crisis
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs using beta 7 usb NAND (Crashes on home button press)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cozy Fire
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Critters Round Up
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Crystal Defenders R1
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Crystal Defenders R2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND (wait out save creation)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cue Sports Pool Revolution
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==D==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Defend Your Castle
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Diatomic
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Diner Dash
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doc Louis's Punch-Out
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand (sometimes freezes on initial loading screen)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Dragon Master Spell Caster
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand (Sound Problems)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Driift Mania
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works fine using SD nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Driift Mania
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Drill Sergeant Mindstrong
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Dr. Mario Online Rx
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Not working SD NAND beta 0.5, but does work w/ beta6 for USB/SD nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Dr. Mario Online Rx
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Dracula Densetsu ReBirth
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-J
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Dracula Undead Awakening
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==E==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Eat! Fat! Fight!
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Eduardo The Samurai Toaster
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |In-game error message on usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Equilibrio
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Evasive Space
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 6 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Excitebike World Tour
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using SD/USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|}

==F==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Family & Friends Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Family Card Games
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Family Slot Car Racing
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Family Table Tennis
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Family Tennis
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |FAST Racing League
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |FFCC: My Life As A Darklord
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 6 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |FFCC: My Life As A King
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 5 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 6 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fish 'em All
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fishie Fishie
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fluidity
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |3
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Frobot
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Frogger Returns
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fun Fun MiniGolf
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 and USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
|}

==G==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Ghost Mansion Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 6 USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Gradius ReBirth
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 6 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Gravitronix
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 USB NAND (holding A + B for ingame menu freezes game). Randomly freezes on MRC v10 usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Groovin' Blocks
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 6 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Gyrostarr
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 5 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==H==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Happy Holidays Halloween
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Harvest Moon - My Little Shop
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |HB Arcade Cards
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Helix
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Heracles Chariot Racing
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |High Voltage Hot Rod Show
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Black screen beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Hockey Allstar Shootout
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |HoopWorld
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on Triiforce r91 with SD nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
|}

==I==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Icarian: Kindred Spirits
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works fine using SD nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Incoming
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Incredible Maze, The
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
|}

==J==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |JellyCar 2
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works on usb nand, but the game does not save anything and there are random crashes
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Jett Rocket
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works on usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Jungle Speed
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using USB nand and beta6
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|}

==K==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Kyotokei
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on Mighty Channels v11.1 with USB
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==L==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Let's Zenryoku Hitchhike
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-J
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Liight
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on trriforce v8 USB nand. Restarts Wii after Health Screen
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |lilt line
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD. Freezes after publisher logo.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |LIT
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 6 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Little Tournament Over Yonder
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Lonpos
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Lostwinds
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 using USB NAND (may sometimes freeze)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Lostwinds
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ beta 6 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |LostWinds - Winter of the Melodias
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Beta 7 using USB NAND. Save must be present on usb nand to work. Didn't test passed first zone yet.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |LostWinds - Winter of the Melodias
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested w/ beta 6 using SD NAND. Freezes after first zone.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
|}

==M==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |MaBoShi: The Three Shape Arcade
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Mad Stone
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Magic Obelisk, The
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using r74 USB NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Magnetica Twist
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Magnetis
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Major League Eating
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Manic Monkey Mayhem
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Max & The Magic Marker
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Max and the Magic Marker
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |MDK 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on Mighty Channels v11.1
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Megaman 9
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD with NAND dump from Simple FS Dumper 0.42. Works perfectly. Also works on USB nand.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Megaman 10
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND. (LONG LOAD TIME *wait at green screen)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Megaman 10
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND. (10-15 seconds LOAD TIME *wait at black screen)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Midnight Bowling
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Midnight Pool
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Mix Superstar
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD. Error message shows up while loading/creating save file
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Moki Moki
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Moto Heroz
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using USB nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Mr. Driller
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Muscle March
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U/JAP
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Aquarium
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Dolphin
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND. (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Life as a King
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using sd/usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |3
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Pokémon Ranch
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |In-game error message on sd NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Pokémon Ranch
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |In-game error message on usb NAND.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |My Zoo
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==N==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NEVES Plus
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Niki Rock N Ball
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Nyxquest: Kindred Spirits
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works w/ .6b - sdNAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
|}

==O==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Onslaught
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Overturn
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==P==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pallurikio
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Party Fun Pirates
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Justice For All
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials And Tribulations
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PictureBook Games Pop-Up Pursuit
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pirates The Key of Dreams
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pit Crew Panic!
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Plaettchen Twist N Paint
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Planet Pachinko
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pokémon Rumble
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD. Game crashes, doesn't load
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pokémon Rumble
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Triiforce MRC 10b USB. Installed with showmiiwads. Wad2NAND errors.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pong Toss
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pop
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 6 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pop Em Drop Em SameGame
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs using beta 7 usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Potpourrii
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Protothea
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==Q==
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|}

==R==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rabbids Lab
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rage Of The Gladiators
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rainbow Islands Towering Adventure
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rock N Roll Climber
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rubik's Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card. Game doesn't load, crashes.
Also crashes with USB nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==S==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sandy Beach
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sexy Poker
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |ShadowPlay
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Shootanto Evolutionary Mayhem
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Silver Star Chess
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Silver Star Reversi
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sneezies
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Snowboard Riot
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand;Works using Triiforce r91 with SD nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode I
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Space Invaders Get Even
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |USB NAND needs IOS37-v3869 for this to work/ Works until you pass stage 3 (first boss)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Space Invaders Get Even
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand/Works on PAL console: Set vid mode to PAL 480i Edit: also install IOS37-v3869 into emulated nand ...
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Spaceball Revolution
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |SPOGS Racing
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Star Soldier R
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand (LONG LOAD TIME)
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Stop Stress A Day of Fury
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People Episodes 1-5
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |use d2x cIOS v6 instead of wanin rev17 and it works with triiforce/mighty channels
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Stunt Cars
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sudoku Challenge
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using Beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Swords & Soldiers
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 10b autoSD. Game loads, but freezes on black screen after publisher logo, even with save present on NAND dump.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|}

==T==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tales of Monkey Island EP 1 - 5
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Use d2x v6 cIOS instead of wanin rev 17 and it works with triiforce/mighty channels
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Target Toss Pro Bags
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tetris Party
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tetris Party
| style="background:salmon;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Doesn't Work
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Freezes on the title screen with video patching
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Texas Hold 'Em Poker
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Texas Hold 'Em Tournament
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Three Musketeers, The
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |TikiTowers
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Toki Tori
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tomena Sanner
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |TV Show King
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |TV Show King 2
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works using r74 USB NAND, but with music and sound issues.
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==U==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |UNO
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Uno
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==V==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |VIP Casino Black Jack
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works beta 7 usb nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==W==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |WarMen Tactics
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wario Ware D.I.Y.
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |works using USB nand
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Water Warfare
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |2
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wild West Guns
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Word Searcher
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |World of Goo
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |8
|}

==X==
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|}

==Y==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |You, Me, and the Cubes
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

==Z==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Zombie Panic in Wonderland
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC / PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works on beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
|}

=Official Virtual Console=

==Commodore 64==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Boulder Dash
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |California Games
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cybernoid
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |International Karate
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pitstop 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Summer Games 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Last Ninja
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Last Ninja 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tower Toppler
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|}

==N64==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Cruisin' USA
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |F-Zero X
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Mario Kart 64
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Paper Mario
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pokémon Puzzle League
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Pokémon Snap
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Star Fox 64
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Mario 64
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Smash Bros.
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wave Race 64
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Yoshi's Story 64
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |PAL
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-

|}

==SNES==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Contra III The Alien Wars
| style="background:orange;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works fine from real NAND & SD NAND, but not USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using USB NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Metroid
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==NES==
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| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Mario Bros. 3
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|}

==Sega Genesis==
{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Altered Beast
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using SD NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Earthworm Jim
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Golden Axe
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Golden Axe II
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Golden Axe III
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Rolling Thunder 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic the Hedgehog
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using SD NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using SD NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic 3
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 7 using SD NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Streets of Rage 3
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tested on triiforce mrc 75 with SD card
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==Sega Master System==
{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Alex Kidd The Lost Stars
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Alex Kidd In Miracle World
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Enduro Racer
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fantasy Zone
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Fantasy Zone 2 : The Tears of Opa-Opa
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Secret Command
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic Chaos
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic The Hedgehog
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Sonic The Hedgehog 2
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Space Harrier
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wonder Boy
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Wonder Boy In Monster Land
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==TurboGrafx16==
N/A

==NeoGeo==
N/A

==Virtual Console Arcade==

{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Tecmo Bowl
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
|}

=Injected Virtual Console=
N/A

==N64==

{{:Triiforce v0.x VC/WiiWare NAND emulation compatibility/Table Header}}
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |1
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Spanish)
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|-
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Super Smash Bros.
| style="background:green;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Works
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |NTSC-U
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |runs on beta 5 using sd/usb NAND
| style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |0
|}

==SNES==
N/A

==NES==
N/A

[[Category: Wii]]

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Emulation on PSP

2012-04-29T19:17:49Z

Logan:

These emulators are for use on CFW or LCFW.

The specific emulator versions compatible with the [http://wololo.net/wagic/hbl/ Half-Byte Loader] can be found listed [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=42 on the official site].

Emulators for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 the HBL forums].

Please note that some emulators may require BIOS files from the original machine, we cannot supply those files.
==Amiga==
* PSP UAE v0.80 BETA -> [http://filetrip.net/f27560-PSPUAE-0-80-BETA.html DOWNLOAD]
: Requires the Amiga Kick Start ROM, Kickstart 1.3. Rename it to "kick13.rom" and copy that to the PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/KICKS directory. Game disks are typically distributed in adf format and they're copied to the DISKS directory. Start PSPUAE and press select to open the main menu.

==Arcade==
* CPS1PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 1) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27578-cps1psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* CPS2PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 2) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27579-cps2psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* MVSPSP 2.3.1 (Multi Video System a/k/a Neo Geo Arcade) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27540-MVSPSP-2-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Requires .ZIP MAME v0.120 ROMs.
* MVSPSP 2.3.1 Unofficial -> [http://filetrip.net/f27574-MVSPSP-2-3-1-Unofficial.html DOWNLOAD]
: An unofficial build by BoomerCE that fixes support for Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero (set 1) and The King of Fighters 2003. It also fixes the PSP model detection. This build includes updated sound system calls compatible with MinPSPW 0.11.2. Finally it adds support for both releases of unibios v2.3.

* NCDZPSP 2.3.1 for PSP slim (Neo Geo CD) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27555-NCDZPSP-2-3-1-%283-xx-User%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSPMAME r0.6 (Arcade Machines) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27542-PSPMAME-0-6.html DOWNLOAD]

* FBA4PSP 20110319 (Final Burn Alpha) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27543-FBA4PSP-20110319.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari Atari 800, 800XL, 130XE==
* Atari800 PSP v2.1.0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23283-Atari800-PSP-2-1-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Besides the 3 computers mentioned this EMU also emulates the Atari 5200

==Atari 2600==
* PSP2600 v1.2.0 (Atari 2600) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27530-PSP2600-1-2-0.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari 5200==
* Atari800 PSP v2.1.0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23283-Atari800-PSP-2-1-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* Jum52 PSP v1.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27561-Jum52-PSP-v1-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari Lynx==
* Handy v0.95.1-1.0 (fw 3.xx) -> [http://filetrip.net/f23359-Handy-PSP-0-95-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==ColecoVision==
* PSPColem v1.3.1 (fw 5x) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27562-PSPColem-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Gameboy Advance==
* UO gpSP Kai 3.4 Test 3 Build 92 -> [http://filetrip.net/f7581-GPSP-Kai-3-4.html DOWNLOAD]
: You may need to turn "Fake FAT" on to avoid crashes.

* gpSP-J 110507 -> [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/gpsp-j-110507-signed.html DOWNLOAD]
: Bit more speed in some games, but some features were removed.

==Gameboy/Gameboy Color==
* GeMP (Homer's RIN) v3.3 [http://filetrip.net/f27565-GeMP-%28Homer%27s-RIN%29-3-3-Final.html DOWNLOAD]

* Masterboy 2.10 -> [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/masterboy-v210.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* Unofficial RIN 1.32 RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27538-Unofficial-RIN-1-32-RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: Rewind, and Mirror graphics added.

==Java==
* PSPKVM v0.5.5 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27352-PSPKVM-0-5-5.html DOWNLOAD]

==MSX==
* fMSX PSP v3.5.41 -> [http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=23354 DOWNLOAD]
: fMSX PSP emulates the MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8-bit home computers.

==NEC PC Engine (Turbo Grafix 16)==
* PCE for PSP v0.83D6 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27351-PCE-for-PSP-Version-0-83-D6.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Hu-Go v1.3.1 fw5x -> [http://filetrip.net/f27554-PSP-HUGO-1-3-1-%28fw-5x%29.html DOWNLOAD]

==NEC PC-9801==

* NP2 for PSP .39 -> [http://filetrip.net/dl?W4GGis1Aq6 DOWNLOAD]
* NP21 for PSP .39 -> [http://filetrip.net/dl?fUXBgwhUOs DOWNLOAD]

==Neo Geo Pocket/Neo Geo Pocket Color==
* NeoPop PSP 0.71.15 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23360-NeoPop-PSP-0-71-15.html DOWNLOAD]

* ngPsp v1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27556-ngPsp-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* RACE! 2.16 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23357-RACE-PSP-2-16.html DOWNLOAD]
: "Don't use the BIOS option for RACE!PSP. It breaks more things than it fixes e.g. Metal Slug 1st and 2nd Mission, Puyo Pop and Mini Puzzle Bobble all break when the emulator attempts to utilise the NGP BIOS. "
: Regarded as the best Neo Geo Pocket EMU.

==Nintendo 64==
* DaedalusX64 r775 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27348-DaedelusX64-Version-755.html DOWNLOAD]
: Check the [http://forums.daedalusx64.com/compat.php compatibility list].

==Nintendo DS==
* DSonPSP Unofficial v0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27563-DSonPSP-Unofficial-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)==
* FCEU PSP v0.3 [http://filetrip.net/f27564-FCEU-PSP-0-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: Based on FCEUltra Mappers Modified, supports obscure mappers (163/164, etc).

* NesterJ v1.13 Beta 2 by Rukka -> [http://filetrip.net/f27533-NesterJ-1-13-Beta-2.html DOWNLOAD]
: More compatible (mother 3, etc.).

* NesterJ 1.12 Plus 0.61RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27532-NesterJ-1-12-Plus-0-61RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: Rewind, and Mirror graphics added.

==Sega Game Gear==
* Masterboy 2.02 -> [http://filetrip.net/f8147-MasterBoy-2-02.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sega Genesis/Sega CD==
* PicoDrive v1.51b -> [http://filetrip.net/f23695-SIGNED-PicoDrive-1-51.html DOWNLOAD]
: There's a button bind to change rendering engines. One is faster but not as visually-accurate, while one is more accurate but slower. In the majority of situations, the faster engine is still just fine, only some specific special effects need the accurate one now.

==Sega Master System==
* Masterboy 2.02 -> [http://filetrip.net/f8147-MasterBoy-2-02.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sega Saturn==
* Yabause 0.9.10 for PSP -> [http://filetrip.net/f27567-Yabause-for-PSP-0-9-10.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sinclair ZX-Spectrum==
* Fuse PSP 0.10.0.21 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23356-Fuse-PSP-0-10-0-21.html DOWNLOAD]

==Super Nintendo (SNES)==
* Snes9xTYLmecm 11-17-09 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27535-SnesPSP-Tyl-0-4-2-mecm.html DOWNLOAD]
: Fullspeed on most games with some hacks, will even run [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KJg_lXu1BU Super Mario RPG and Star Fox properly]. If a game seems to run slow at parts (and you know it wasn't slow like that on the original SNES, then go into the hacks menu and set it to show rendering passes. If it's more than 0 or 1, then try out some of the hacks, the palette write issue seems to be the most common. Settings are saved per-game, and if you ever change settings to where a game will no longer load (for example some games don't like some rendering engine settings), press SQUARE to override the game's settings with the default ones again.

* SNES9x Euphoria R5 Beta 3 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27347-Snes9X-Euphoria-R5-Beta-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: A viable alternative. See the above entry for info on speedhacks and settings.

==TI92==
* PSPXTI v1.3.0 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27568-PSPXTI-1-3-0.html DOWNLOAD]

==Vectrex==
* PSPVE v1.0.2 -> [http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27547 DOWNLOAD]

==Virtual Boy==
* Red Dragon Experimental PSP 10/19/2007 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27591-Red-Dragon-%28Experimental%29-10192007.html DOWNLOAD]
: Compiled for CFW 1.5, has about an 85% VB ROM compatibility.

[[Category:PSP]]

Game Engines on PSP

2012-04-29T19:17:40Z

Logan:

These Game Engines are for use on CFW or LCFW.

The specific Game Engines versions compatible with the [http://wololo.net/wagic/hbl/ Half-Byte Loader] can be found listed [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=42 on the official site].

Game Engines for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 the HBL forums].

Please note that some Game Engines may require additional files from the original game, we cannot supply those files.
==AGS==
* Adventure Game Studio Runtime for PSP v3.21 r8 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27570-AGS-Runtime-for-PSP-3-21-R8.html DOWNLOAD]
: Supports games made with AGS version 2.50 or higher and low resolution is supported.

==First Person Shooters==
* Hexen II for PSP v1.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27877-Hexen-II-%281-5-and-3-xx-User-Mode%29-1-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: For CFW 1.5, try [http://filetrip.net/f27596-eLoader-1-000.html eloader v1.000]
* PSP Doom v1.4 (Doom 1 & 2) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27544-PSP-Doom-1-4.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Hexen, Heretic, Doom v2.01 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27593-PSP-Hexen-Heretic-Doom-Update-2-01.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Legacy r4 (Doom 1, Doom 2, Final Doom, Heretic) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27546-PSP-Legacy-r4.html DOWNLOAD] [http://www.rgba.se/2011/02/psp-legacy-release-4.html MUSIC PACK]
: Hardware acceleration based on Doom Legacy's OpenGL renderer, fully adjustable controls, MP3 support, supports 4 player adhoc multiplayer coop and deathmatch. Includes support for up to 4 user loaded PWAD files. Can play the 5 EP Heretic WAD.

* PSP Quake v2 (7/17/2009) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27557-PSP-Quake-v2-%287172009%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* Quake 1 for PSP v1.0 (PSP Slim Optimized) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27876-Quake-1-for-PSP-1-0-%28PSP-Slim-Optimized%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* Quake PSP v0.4 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27559-Quake-PSP-v0-4.html DOWNLOAD]

* Rise Of The Triad v1.01 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27602-Rise-of-the-Triad-1-01.html DOWNLOAD] [http://filetrip.net/f27603-Rise-of-the-Triad-HQ-MIDI-PKG-1.html HQ MIDI package]
: v1.01 will not maintain a save file after powering down the PSP. Try [http://filetrip.net/f27986-Rise-of-the-Triad-1-0.html v1.0] instead.

==Flashback: The Quest for Identity==
* REminiscencePSP 0.2.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27875-REminiscencePSP-0-2-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Supports DOS data files, Amiga sound files, Sega CD speech file, and DOS CD .SEQ movie files.

==Jazz JackRabbit==
* Jazz JackRabbit PSP 0.2 ALPHA -> [http://filetrip.net/f27989-Jazz-JackRabbit-PSP-0-2-ALPHA.html DOWNLOAD]

==ScummVM==
* SCUMMVM 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27353-ScummVM-Version-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

[[Category:PSP]]

Emulation on PSP

2012-04-29T19:15:58Z

Logan: moved Game Engines to Game Engines on PSP

These emulators are for use on CFW or LCFW.

The specific emulator versions compatible with the [http://wololo.net/wagic/hbl/ Half-Byte Loader] can be found listed [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=42 on the official site].

Emulators for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 the HBL forums].

Please note that some emulators may require BIOS files from the original machine, we cannot supply those files.
==AGS==
* Adventure Game Studio Runtime for PSP v3.21 r8 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27570-AGS-Runtime-for-PSP-3-21-R8.html DOWNLOAD]
: Supports games made with AGS version 2.50 or higher and low resolution is supported.

==Amiga==
* PSP UAE v0.80 BETA -> [http://filetrip.net/f27560-PSPUAE-0-80-BETA.html DOWNLOAD]
: Requires the Amiga Kick Start ROM, Kickstart 1.3. Rename it to "kick13.rom" and copy that to the PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/KICKS directory. Game disks are typically distributed in adf format and they're copied to the DISKS directory. Start PSPUAE and press select to open the main menu.

==Arcade==
* CPS1PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 1) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27578-cps1psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* CPS2PSP 2.3.1 (Capcom Play System 2) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27579-cps2psp-2-3-1-%283-xx%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* MVSPSP 2.3.1 (Multi Video System a/k/a Neo Geo Arcade) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27540-MVSPSP-2-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Requires .ZIP MAME v0.120 ROMs.
* MVSPSP 2.3.1 Unofficial -> [http://filetrip.net/f27574-MVSPSP-2-3-1-Unofficial.html DOWNLOAD]
: An unofficial build by BoomerCE that fixes support for Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero (set 1) and The King of Fighters 2003. It also fixes the PSP model detection. This build includes updated sound system calls compatible with MinPSPW 0.11.2. Finally it adds support for both releases of unibios v2.3.

* NCDZPSP 2.3.1 for PSP slim (Neo Geo CD) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27555-NCDZPSP-2-3-1-%283-xx-User%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSPMAME r0.6 (Arcade Machines) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27542-PSPMAME-0-6.html DOWNLOAD]

* FBA4PSP 20110319 (Final Burn Alpha) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27543-FBA4PSP-20110319.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari Atari 800, 800XL, 130XE==
* Atari800 PSP v2.1.0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23283-Atari800-PSP-2-1-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Besides the 3 computers mentioned this EMU also emulates the Atari 5200

==Atari 2600==
* PSP2600 v1.2.0 (Atari 2600) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27530-PSP2600-1-2-0.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari 5200==
* Atari800 PSP v2.1.0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23283-Atari800-PSP-2-1-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* Jum52 PSP v1.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27561-Jum52-PSP-v1-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Atari Lynx==
* Handy v0.95.1-1.0 (fw 3.xx) -> [http://filetrip.net/f23359-Handy-PSP-0-95-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==ColecoVision==
* PSPColem v1.3.1 (fw 5x) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27562-PSPColem-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Gameboy Advance==
* UO gpSP Kai 3.4 Test 3 Build 92 -> [http://filetrip.net/f7581-GPSP-Kai-3-4.html DOWNLOAD]
: You may need to turn "Fake FAT" on to avoid crashes.

* gpSP-J 110507 -> [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/gpsp-j-110507-signed.html DOWNLOAD]
: Bit more speed in some games, but some features were removed.

==Gameboy/Gameboy Color==
* GeMP (Homer's RIN) v3.3 [http://filetrip.net/f27565-GeMP-%28Homer%27s-RIN%29-3-3-Final.html DOWNLOAD]

* Masterboy 2.10 -> [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/masterboy-v210.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* Unofficial RIN 1.32 RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27538-Unofficial-RIN-1-32-RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: Rewind, and Mirror graphics added.

==Java==
* PSPKVM v0.5.5 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27352-PSPKVM-0-5-5.html DOWNLOAD]

==MSX==
* fMSX PSP v3.5.41 -> [http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=23354 DOWNLOAD]
: fMSX PSP emulates the MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8-bit home computers.

==NEC PC Engine (Turbo Grafix 16)==
* PCE for PSP v0.83D6 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27351-PCE-for-PSP-Version-0-83-D6.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Hu-Go v1.3.1 fw5x -> [http://filetrip.net/f27554-PSP-HUGO-1-3-1-%28fw-5x%29.html DOWNLOAD]

==NEC PC-9801==

* NP2 for PSP .39 -> [http://filetrip.net/dl?W4GGis1Aq6 DOWNLOAD]
* NP21 for PSP .39 -> [http://filetrip.net/dl?fUXBgwhUOs DOWNLOAD]

==Neo Geo Pocket/Neo Geo Pocket Color==
* NeoPop PSP 0.71.15 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23360-NeoPop-PSP-0-71-15.html DOWNLOAD]

* ngPsp v1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27556-ngPsp-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

* RACE! 2.16 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23357-RACE-PSP-2-16.html DOWNLOAD]
: "Don't use the BIOS option for RACE!PSP. It breaks more things than it fixes e.g. Metal Slug 1st and 2nd Mission, Puyo Pop and Mini Puzzle Bobble all break when the emulator attempts to utilise the NGP BIOS. "
: Regarded as the best Neo Geo Pocket EMU.

==Nintendo 64==
* DaedalusX64 r775 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27348-DaedelusX64-Version-755.html DOWNLOAD]
: Check the [http://forums.daedalusx64.com/compat.php compatibility list].

==Nintendo DS==
* DSonPSP Unofficial v0.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27563-DSonPSP-Unofficial-0-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)==
* FCEU PSP v0.3 [http://filetrip.net/f27564-FCEU-PSP-0-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: Based on FCEUltra Mappers Modified, supports obscure mappers (163/164, etc).

* NesterJ v1.13 Beta 2 by Rukka -> [http://filetrip.net/f27533-NesterJ-1-13-Beta-2.html DOWNLOAD]
: More compatible (mother 3, etc.).

* NesterJ 1.12 Plus 0.61RM -> [http://filetrip.net/f27532-NesterJ-1-12-Plus-0-61RM.html DOWNLOAD]
: Rewind, and Mirror graphics added.

==Sega Game Gear==
* Masterboy 2.02 -> [http://filetrip.net/f8147-MasterBoy-2-02.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sega Genesis/Sega CD==
* PicoDrive v1.51b -> [http://filetrip.net/f23695-SIGNED-PicoDrive-1-51.html DOWNLOAD]
: There's a button bind to change rendering engines. One is faster but not as visually-accurate, while one is more accurate but slower. In the majority of situations, the faster engine is still just fine, only some specific special effects need the accurate one now.

==Sega Master System==
* Masterboy 2.02 -> [http://filetrip.net/f8147-MasterBoy-2-02.html DOWNLOAD]
: Often regarded as the best choice, emulates a few other systems as well. Can change the clock rate down, saving on battery life.

* SMS Plus 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23284-SMS-Plus-PSP-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sega Saturn==
* Yabause 0.9.10 for PSP -> [http://filetrip.net/f27567-Yabause-for-PSP-0-9-10.html DOWNLOAD]

==Sinclair ZX-Spectrum==
* Fuse PSP 0.10.0.21 -> [http://filetrip.net/f23356-Fuse-PSP-0-10-0-21.html DOWNLOAD]

==Super Nintendo (SNES)==
* Snes9xTYLmecm 11-17-09 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27535-SnesPSP-Tyl-0-4-2-mecm.html DOWNLOAD]
: Fullspeed on most games with some hacks, will even run [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KJg_lXu1BU Super Mario RPG and Star Fox properly]. If a game seems to run slow at parts (and you know it wasn't slow like that on the original SNES, then go into the hacks menu and set it to show rendering passes. If it's more than 0 or 1, then try out some of the hacks, the palette write issue seems to be the most common. Settings are saved per-game, and if you ever change settings to where a game will no longer load (for example some games don't like some rendering engine settings), press SQUARE to override the game's settings with the default ones again.

* SNES9x Euphoria R5 Beta 3 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27347-Snes9X-Euphoria-R5-Beta-3.html DOWNLOAD]
: A viable alternative. See the above entry for info on speedhacks and settings.

==TI92==
* PSPXTI v1.3.0 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27568-PSPXTI-1-3-0.html DOWNLOAD]

==Vectrex==
* PSPVE v1.0.2 -> [http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=27547 DOWNLOAD]

==Virtual Boy==
* Red Dragon Experimental PSP 10/19/2007 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27591-Red-Dragon-%28Experimental%29-10192007.html DOWNLOAD]
: Compiled for CFW 1.5, has about an 85% VB ROM compatibility.

[[Category:PSP]]

Game Engines on PSP

2012-04-29T19:15:48Z

Logan: moved Game Engines from Emulation on PSP

These Game Engines are for use on CFW or LCFW.

The specific Game Engines versions compatible with the [http://wololo.net/wagic/hbl/ Half-Byte Loader] can be found listed [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=42 on the official site].

Game Engines for OFW are meant to run on unmodified firmware, a list for that is also on [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 the HBL forums].

Please note that some Game Engines may require additional files from the original game, we cannot supply those files.
==First Person Shooters==
* Hexen II for PSP v1.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27877-Hexen-II-%281-5-and-3-xx-User-Mode%29-1-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: For CFW 1.5, try [http://filetrip.net/f27596-eLoader-1-000.html eloader v1.000]
* PSP Doom v1.4 (Doom 1 & 2) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27544-PSP-Doom-1-4.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Hexen, Heretic, Doom v2.01 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27593-PSP-Hexen-Heretic-Doom-Update-2-01.html DOWNLOAD]

* PSP Legacy r4 (Doom 1, Doom 2, Final Doom, Heretic) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27546-PSP-Legacy-r4.html DOWNLOAD] [http://www.rgba.se/2011/02/psp-legacy-release-4.html MUSIC PACK]
: Hardware acceleration based on Doom Legacy's OpenGL renderer, fully adjustable controls, MP3 support, supports 4 player adhoc multiplayer coop and deathmatch. Includes support for up to 4 user loaded PWAD files. Can play the 5 EP Heretic WAD.

* PSP Quake v2 (7/17/2009) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27557-PSP-Quake-v2-%287172009%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* Quake 1 for PSP v1.0 (PSP Slim Optimized) -> [http://filetrip.net/f27876-Quake-1-for-PSP-1-0-%28PSP-Slim-Optimized%29.html DOWNLOAD]

* Quake PSP v0.4 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27559-Quake-PSP-v0-4.html DOWNLOAD]

* Rise Of The Triad v1.01 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27602-Rise-of-the-Triad-1-01.html DOWNLOAD] [http://filetrip.net/f27603-Rise-of-the-Triad-HQ-MIDI-PKG-1.html HQ MIDI package]
: v1.01 will not maintain a save file after powering down the PSP. Try [http://filetrip.net/f27986-Rise-of-the-Triad-1-0.html v1.0] instead.

==Flashback: The Quest for Identity==
* REminiscencePSP 0.2.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27875-REminiscencePSP-0-2-1.html DOWNLOAD]
: Supports DOS data files, Amiga sound files, Sega CD speech file, and DOS CD .SEQ movie files.

==Jazz JackRabbit==
* Jazz JackRabbit PSP 0.2 ALPHA -> [http://filetrip.net/f27989-Jazz-JackRabbit-PSP-0-2-ALPHA.html DOWNLOAD]

==ScummVM==
* SCUMMVM 1.3.1 -> [http://filetrip.net/f27353-ScummVM-Version-1-3-1.html DOWNLOAD]

[[Category:PSP]]

Temby! Towers DS

2012-04-02T22:44:00Z

Logan: reverted spam

* '''Name:''' Temby! Towers DS
* '''Description:''' Yahoo! Towers ported to DS (made it to Google news!).
* '''Rating:''' [[Image: Rating3.gif]]
* '''Latest version:''' Beta/Final
* '''Author(s):''' [[Tembargo]]
* '''URL:''' [http://playeradvance.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2278 French forum thread]
* '''Download:''' [http://gbatemp.net/downloads/homebrew/nds/g/temby.rar click here ]

[[Image:temby.gif]]

== See also ==

*[[NDS Homebrew]]

[[Category:NDS Homebrew]]

PicoDriveDS

2012-04-02T22:43:46Z

Logan: reverted spam

* '''Name:''' PicoDriveDS
* '''Description:''' Sega Genesis Emulator.
* '''Rating:''' [[Image: Rating4.gif]]
* '''Latest version:''' 0.1.6
* '''Author(s):''' [[ryanfb]]
* '''URL:''' [http://www.cryptosystem.org/ Developer's blog]
* '''Download:''' [http://gbatemp.net/downloads/homebrew/nds/e/picodriveds.rar click here ]

== See also ==

*[[NDS Homebrew]]

[[Category:NDS Homebrew]]

Wii VC Injections Compatibility List

2012-03-17T01:27:20Z

Logan: Undo revision 41997 by AlysiaSpike (talk)

{{Key|Works|Partially works|Doesn't work}}

Note: Pleases Sort all things alphabetically!

=== N64 ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!Letter
!width="34%"|Injected Rom
!width="60%"|How you got it to work
{{ RFE | 0 |007 The Worlds Is Not Enough | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | B |Bangai-O!| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Ocarina of Time. Major graphical glitches and random crashing }}
{{ RFE | B |Banjo-Kazooie| No | note=Tried with Sins and Pokemon Snap, F-Zero X and Zelda: Majora's Mask. Crashes on controller screen. Also, tried to change the CRC/CIC code of the ROM, with no results...}}
{{ RFE | B |Banjo-Tooie| No | note=Replaced Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen. Tried with MMask Rom size Exceeded.}}
{{ RFE | B |Beetle Adventure Racing| Partial | note=Working with Sin and Punishment time trial mode only at the moment }}
{{ RFE | B |Bomberman Hero| Partial| note=Working with Pokemon Snap. No Saving.}}
{{ RFE | B |Bomberman 64| No | note=Crashes on controller screen.}}
{{ RFE | B |Bomberman 64 Second Attack| No| note=Tried with Sin and Punishment.}}
{{ RFE | C |Carmageddon 64| No | note=Tried with Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | C |Castlevania | Yes | note=Works with F-Zero X, minor graphical glitches, very playable, but saving is disabled because no Controler Pack.}}
{{ RFE | C |Castlevania: Legacy Of Darkness | Yes | note=Works with F-Zero X, minor graphical glitches, a litle bit slow, saving is disabled because no Controler Pack }}
{{ RFE | C |Conker's Bad Fur Day| No | note=Tried with OOT VC. ROOM Limit exceed. Tried with Majoras Mask, ROM size exceeded }}
{{ RFE | C |Clay Fighter - Sculptor's Cut| No | note=Tried with S&P, froze on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | C |Cruis'n Exotica| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | C |Cruis'n World| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | D |Diddy Kong Racing| Partial | note=with Sin and Punishment video glitch, crash on choosing menu }}
{{ RFE | D |Donkey Kong 64| No | note=with Sin and Punishment, goes to black screen and zelda majoras mask pal, loads spinning N then black screen }}
{{ RFE | D |Doom 64| No | note=Tried with OOT VC. Crashes on controller screem }}
{{ RFE | D |Donald Duck Quack Attack | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | D |Duke Nukem 64 | Yes | note=Works with Sin and Punishment - Minor graphical glitches - enemies show through walls }}
{{ RFE | D |Duke Nukem Zero Hour | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | E |Earthworm Jim 3D | No | note=Tried with Majora's Mask. Freeze at 'N' logo, Tried with Starfox64, Sin and Punishemtn, freezes at Controler Screen }}
{{ RFE | E |ECW: Extreme Championship Wrestling | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | E |Excitebike 64| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screem }}
{{ RFE | E |Extreme G| Yes | note=Works with Sin and Punishment. May have lag or graphical issues, very minor, very slow on PAL systems}}
{{ RFE | F |F-1 Racing Championship| No | note=Tried with OOT VC. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | F |F-Zero X| Yes| note=Works with Pokemon Snap,Sin and Punishment,and "F-Zero X (PAL)"}}
{{ RFE | G |Ganbare Goemon - Derudero Douchuu Obake Tenkomori| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on the opening video or at press start screen.}}
{{ RFE | G |Gex 3| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | G |Glover| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | G |Goemon's Great Adventure| No | note=Tried with OOT VC. Crashes on controller screen. Partially works with Sins, Black screen past menu }}
{{ RFE | G |Goldeneye 007| No | note=Crashes on controller screen with Sin and Punishment. 1080 Snowboarding crashes on intro after Rare and Nintendo logos. Majora's Mask with AutoInjectuWad freezes on N-Logo screen.}}
{{ RFE | J |Jet Force Gemini| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Not working yet maybe did not find the right method to get it working. }}
{{RFE | K |Killer Instinct Gold| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment, Pokemon Snap, Mario Kart, and Both Zeldas all but one freeze at controller Screen. Majoras Mask goes out of classic controller screen unlike others but freezes at the spinning N64 Logo. }}
{{ RFE | L |Legend of Zelda: Master Quest| Yes | note=Tried with OOT VC. Very minor sound issues. }}
{{ RFE | L |Legend of Zelda: OOT 1.0| Yes| note=Works with VC OOT. Minor sound issues, but that could be due to region issues. Needs further testing. }}
{{ RFE | L |Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask| No| note=Tried with Zelda OOT wad and S&P. Crashes on controller screen, Works with Majoras Mask PAL }}
{{ RFE | M |Major League Baseball featuring Ken Griffy Jr.| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mario Party 1| No | note=NTSC rom: Works with Sin and Punishment, Zelda, Waverace, Yoshis Story until it crashes after being given 10 coins each. Graphical glitches everywhere, (characters and text flicker and runs faster) apart from with Zelda}}
{{ RFE | M |Mario Party 2| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Zelda Ocarina. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mario Party 3| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Zelda Ocarina. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mario Tennis| No | note=Replaced Mario Golf NTSC-J}}
{{ RFE | M |Megaman 64| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Zelda Ocarina. Crash on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mortal Kombat 4| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mortal Kombat: Sub-Zero Mythologies| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mortal Kombat Trilogy| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | M |Mischief Makers| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment, Super Mario 64, and Ocarina of Time. Crashes on Title. Tried with Mario Kart, Freezes during Intro, screen overstreched}}
{{ RFE | M |Mystical Ninja 2 Starring Goemon| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes after character selection screen. you can't see the bottom side of the screen, and the music goes too fast.}}
{{ RFE | N |New Tetris, The| Partial | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment/Pokemon Snap. Graphical glitches and unable to see falling pieces }}
{{ RFE | P |Penny Racers| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment, Pokemon Snap, and F-Zero X. Mario Golf displayed error on installation. Crashes on Classic Controller screen. }}
{{ RFE | P |Perfect Dark| No | note=Not working yet maybe did not find the right method to get it working }}
{{ RFE | P |Pilotwings| Yes | note=Works using Sin and Punishment; minor graphical glitches }}
{{ RFE | P |Pokemon Stadium| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen. Tried with Majoras Mask Rom size exceeded. }}
{{ RFE | P |Puyo Puyo Sun 64| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crash on startup }}
{{ RFE | P |Puyo Puyo 4 (Puyo Puyo Party)| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. After 3, 2, 1 countdown to puzzle start and then the blocks explode and then freezes. }}
{{ RFE | Q |Quake 64| No | note=Tried with Majora's Mask. Freeze at 'N' logo }}
{{ RFE | Q |Quest 64| Yes | note=Works using Pokemon Snap, but can't save. (Quest 64 used Controller Pack) }}
{{ RFE | R |Rampage World Tour| Partial | note=tried with 1080 snowboarding, crashes when paused and no saving. }}
{{ RFE | R |Resident Evil 2| No | note=Too big for injection }}
{{ RFE | R |Ridge Racer 64| No | note=tried with Zelda OOT, boots, crash at title screen }}
{{ RFE | R |Road Rash| No | note=Tried with Yoshi Story and Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | R |Rocket: Robot on Wheels| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on "Press Start" screen }}
{{ RFE | R |Rugrats: Treasure Hunt| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokémon Snap. Gets passed controller screen but displays "This game is not designed for this system" message. }}
{{ RFE | S |San Fransisco Rush| Yes | note=Works with Mario Golf, minor graphical glitches but very playable. Cannot save because of control pack. Crashes after playing a 2 player race or pressing quit from the pause menu. }}
{{ RFE | S |Scooby-Doo: Classic Creep Capers| Partial | note=Tried with Pokémon Snap. Graphics are OK, but right side of screen has display issues. Saving requires a Game Pak and will not work. }}
{{ RFE | S |Shadowgate 64| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | S |Shadowman| No | note=Tried with OOT VC. Crashes on controller screem }}
{{ RFE | S |Space Station Silicon Valley| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes about ten seconds after controller screen }}
{{ RFE | S |South Park Rally| No | note=Tried with Pokemon Snap. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | S |Snowboard Kids| No | note=Tried with Yoshi Story. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | S |Star Wars. Rogue Squadron| No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment, WaveRace64. Crashes after controller screen }}
{{ RFE | S |Super Smash Bros.| Yes | note=Works using Sin and Punishment and almost completely with F-Zero NTSC }}
{{ RFE | T |Tony Hawk's Pro skater 2| Partial | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment and Pokemon Snap with same results. Can be used if you skip the intro , text is glitchy }}
{{ RFE | T |Top Gear Rally (U) | Partial | note=When injected into Sin and Punishment (NTSC-U) on NTSC-U console, the game boots and is "playable", however graphics are very glitchy and car models don't display at all. }}
{{ RFE | T |Tetrisphere (U) | no | note=When injected into yoshis story,The Ledgend of Zelda,Lylatwars,mariokart,mario64,Pokemon Snap on PAL console, it shows the "you need a classic controller" screen and you can hear the start music a litlebit. than it freezes }}
{{ RFE | T |Toy Story 2 | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | T |Turok 2 | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | W |Worms Armageddon | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment, F-Zero X, and Mario Golf. Crashes on controller screen }}
{{ RFE | W |WWF Wrestlemania 2000 | No | note=Tried with Sin and Punishment. Crashes on controller screen }}
|}

=== Turbografx ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!Letter
!width="34%"|Injected Rom
!width="60%"|How you got it to work
{{ RFE|A| Air Zonk|Yes| note=Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3}}
{{ RFE|B| Blazing Lazers|No| note= Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3, hung at black screen.}}
{{ RFE|G| Gradius (J)|No| note= Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3, hung at black screen.}}
{{ RFE|J| Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu|Yes| note=Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3}}
{{ RFE|L| Legendary Axe|Yes| note=Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3}}
{{ RFE|P| Parasol Stars - The Story of Bubble Bobble III|No| note= Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3, hung at black screen.}}
{{ RFE|S| Splatterhouse|Yes| note= Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3}}
{{ RFE|T| Turrican|Yes| note=Replaced Bomberman '93 using Injectuwad V3}}
|}

=== Nes ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!Letter
!width="34%"|Injected Rom
!width="60%"|How you got it to work
{{ RFE |A| Adventures of Lolo 3 (U)|Yes| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden}}
{{ RFE |A| Antarctic Adventure (J)|Yes| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden}}
{{ RFE |B| Baseball Stars (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |B| Battletoads (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |B| Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril (Homebrew)|Partial| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden. Black screen when returning to game. Have to reset game to fix problem.}}
{{ RFE |B| Blaster Master (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |B| Bubble Bath Babes (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |C| Castlevania III - Dracula's Curse|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |C| Contra (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure/Super Mario Bros. 3}}
{{ RFE |D| Darkwing Duck (U)|Yes| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden}}
{{ RFE |D| Deja Vu|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Disney's Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2 (U)|Yes| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden}}
{{ RFE |D| Double Dragon (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Double Dragon II The Revenge(U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Double Dribble (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon Warrior NTSC |Yes| note=Replaced Castlevania 2 NTSC US}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon Warrior II (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon Warrior III (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon Warrior IV (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |D| Duck Tales|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |E| Earth Bound Zero|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fantasy|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |G| Ghost and Goblins NTSC|Yes| note=Replaced Castlevania 2 NTSC US}}
{{ RFE |J| Jackal (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |K| Kickle Cubicle|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Maniac Mansion (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man I|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man II|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man III|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man IV|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man V|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man VI|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Metal Gear|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |M| Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!|Yes| note=Replaced Punch-Out!! featuring Mr. Dream}}
{{ RFE |M| Monster Party|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |P| Pro Wrestling (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |Q| Q-Bert (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Super Mario Bros. 3}}
{{ RFE |R| Rally Bike (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |R| Rampart (U)|Partial| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure, Boots and is fully playable, but graphics and sound are glitchy (color issues). Results with an NTSC-U console.}}
{{ RFE |R| Rainbow Islands - The Story of Bubble Bobble 2 (E)|Partial| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure, some very very minor graphical glitches }}
{{ RFE |R| R.C. Pro Am (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Super Mario Bros. 3.}}
{{ RFE |R| Rygar (U)|Partial| note=Replaced with Ninja Gaiden. Red screen on returning to game. Have to reset game to fix issue.}}
{{ RFE |S| Shadow of the Ninja (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |S| Shadowgate (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |S| Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship (U)|Partial| note=Replaced Super Mario Bros. 3. Blank screen w/sound on returning to game from Wii Menu save; map fixes problem (if you bought one).}}
{{ RFE |S| Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti (J+Eng patch)|Partial| note=Replaced Castlevania 2 NTSC US, a few graphical glitches}}
{{ RFE |T| Tecmo Super Bowl |Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |T| Tetris (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |U| Uninvited|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |V| Vice Project Doom (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
{{ RFE |X| Xexyz|Yes| note=Replaced Kirby's Adventure}}
|}

=== Snes ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!Letter
!width="34%"|Injected Rom
!width="60%"|How you got it to work
{{ RFE |A| Aero Fighter|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |A| Aero The Acro-Bat|Yes| note=Replaced Doneky Kong Country 2. Hangs at Iguana Entertainment screen but music still plays}}
{{ RFE |A| Asterix|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |A| Asterix & Obelix|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |A| Actraiser 2|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Hangs after Enix screen}}
{{ RFE |A| Aladdin|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |A| Another World|Yes| note= Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| Bahamut Lagoon|Yes| note=Replaced Bahamut Lagoon JPN with HEX patch for added OPCODE and PCM.}}
{{ RFE |B| Batman Returns|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| Battletoads and Double Dragons|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| Battletoads in Battlemaniacs|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |B| Blackthorne|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| Beavis and Butthead|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| B.O.B.|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |B| Breath of Fire|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |B| Burning Pro Wrestling|No| note=freezes before classic controller screen using SSF2 JAP}}
{{ RFE |C| Chrono Trigger|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2, crashes halfway through the intro credits}}
{{ RFE |D| Daffy Duck The Marvin Missions |Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |D| Der Langrisser|Yes| note=Replaced Secret of Mana (also can use Der Langrisser JPN and add PCM.}}
{{ RFE |D| Donald Duck Mauli Mal |No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2, black screen after "Classic controller" screen.}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragonball Z Hyper D|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2, black screen after "Classic controller" screen.}}
{{ RFE |D| Dragon View|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |E| EarthBound|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |E| Earthworm Jim|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |E| Emerald Dragon|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |E| Equinox|Yes| note=Final Fight}}
{{ RFE |E| EVO - Search for Eden|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fantasy II|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fantasy III|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fantasy V|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2 (Dejap translation!).}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fight|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fight II|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fight III|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |F| Final Fight Guy|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |F| Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Translated.}}
{{ RFE |F| Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 |Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Translated.}}
{{ RFE |G| Goof Troop|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. }}
{{ RFE |H| Hyper V-Ball|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |I| Illusion Of Gaia|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |J| Judge Dredd|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2}}
{{ RFE |K| Killer Instinct|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. }}
{{ RFE |K| Kirby's Dream Course|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2}}
{{ RFE |K| Kirby's Dream Land 3|Yes| note=Replaced Super Mario RPG.}}
{{ RFE |K| Kirby Super Star|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |L| Lemmings|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Minor graphical glitches with the cursor.}}
{{ RFE |L| Lion King |Yes| note= Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |M| Mario Paint|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Won't go past the title screen due to no mouse input. Workaround: Use joystick-patched ROM.}}
{{ RFE |M| Mech Warrior|Yes| note=Replaced The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man VII|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |M| Megaman Soccer|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.|}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man X|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man X2|No| note=*}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Man X3|No| note=*}}
{{ RFE |M| Metal Warriors|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |M| Ms. Pacman|No| note=Loads black screen after Classic Controller message.}}
{{ RFE |N| NBA Jam TE|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |N| Ninja Gaiden Trilogy|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |P| Pilotwings|Yes| note=*}}
{{ RFE |P| Pocky and Rocky (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2}}
{{ RFE |P| Pocky and Rocky 2 (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2}}
{{ RFE |R| Rival Turf|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |R| Radical Dreamers|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Secret of Evermore|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Secret of Mana|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Secret of Mana 2/Seiken Densetsu 3|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Boots to game screen, crashes.}}
{{ RFE |S| Speed Racer in My Most Dangerous Adventures |Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2}}
{{ RFE |S| Side Pocket|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Spider-Man Animated Series|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Spider-Man and Venom - Maximum Carnage|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Spider-Man and Venom - Separation Anxiety|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Bomberman 2|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Double Dragon|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Seems to have no controller input.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Fire Pro Wrestling X Preium|No| note=Replaced SSFT2 JAP}}
{{ RFE |S| Super International Cricket|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Mario All-Stars + World|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Mario All-Stars|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Mario Kart|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.. }}
{{ RFE |S| Super Mario RPG|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Boots to "Need classic controller, then black/flickery screen"}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Punch-Out!!|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super R-Type|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Star Wars|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Seems to have no controller input.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Seems to have no controller input.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Star Wars - Return of The Jedi|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Seems to have no controller input.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Street Fighter II (U)|Yes| note= Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Street Fighter II - The New Challengers (U)|Yes| note= Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |S| Super Turrican|Yes| note= Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Taz Mania |No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Tetris Attack|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Tournament Fighters|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Turtles In Time|Yes| note=Replaced Street Fighter II Turbo and Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| The Blues Brothers|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| The Lost Vikings|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2 and Contra III.}}
{{ RFE |T| The Lost Vikings 2|Yes| note=Replaced Contra III.}}
{{ RFE |T| Treasure Hunter G|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Treasure Of The Rudras (Rudra No Hihou J)|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Terranigma|No| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Boots to game screen, crashes.}}
{{ RFE |T| Top Gear|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Top Gear II|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Top Gear 3000|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |T| Toy Story|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2. Slow respawn and it looks like it is trying to cause image burn after death.}}
{{ RFE |U| Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |X| X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
{{ RFE |Y| Young Merlin|Yes| note=Replaced Donkey Kong Country 2.}}
|}

=== Mega Drive/Genesis ===

{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" cellspacing="1"
!Letter
!width="34%"|Injected Rom
!width="60%"|How you got it to work
{{ RFE |B| Beavis and Butthead (U)|No| note=Replaced Comix Zone. Shows only black screen.}}
{{ RFE |B| Blaster Master 2 (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |B| B.O.B.|No| note=Replaced Sonic 3 and Comix Zone. Game only shows black or red screen.}}
{{ RFE |C| Castle of Illusion (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone.}}
{{ RFE |C| Castlevania Bloodlines (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |C| Contra - Hard Corps|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone.}}
{{ RFE |D| Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf (U)|No| note=Replaced Sonic 3 and Comix Zone. Game only shows black or red screen. Last attempt froze Wii while returning to the menu.}}
{{ RFE |D| Disney's Aladdin (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |F| Flashback|Yes| note=Replaced Sonic 3}}
{{ RFE |M| Mega Turrican|No| note=Replaced Comix Zone, crashes after intro}}
{{ RFE |M| Michael Jackson's Moonwalker|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone with a .bin rom}}
{{ RFE |R| Ranger X|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone.}}
{{ RFE |R| Road Rash II (U)|No| note=Replaced Sonic 3 and Comix Zone. Game only shows black or red screen.}}
{{ RFE |R| Rocket Knight Adventures|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone.}}
{{ RFE |S| Shadowrun|Yes| note=Replaced Sonic 3}}
{{ RFE |S| Sonic & Knuckles|Partial| note=Replaced Comix Zone. Have only been able to access the Blue Sphere minigame so far (Press A, B, and X at the "No way" screen). Further testing required. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_&_Knuckles#Any_other_Genesis.2FMega_Drive_game}}
{{ RFE |S| Sonic 2 and Knuckles / Knuckles in Sonic 2|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone and Sonic 3D.}}
{{ RFE |S| Sonic 3 and Knuckles|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone and Sonic 3D. In-game save feature doesn't work, probably due to original rom not having similar feature.}}
{{ RFE |S| Splatterhouse 2|Yes| note= Used with Comix Zone.}}
{{ RFE |T| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Hyperstone Heist (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |T| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |T| Truxton|Yes| note= injected into Comix Zone}}
{{ RFE |V| Vectorman 2 (U)|Yes| note=Replaced Comix Zone}}
|}
[[Category:Wii]]

Wii VC Injections Compatibility List

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Wii VC Injections Compatibility List

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Acekard RPG

2012-02-19T05:12:52Z

Logan: /* External links */

{{Infobox_Flashcart
|img=AcekardRPG.jpg
|manufacturer=AceKard team
|firmware=AceKard RPG
'''[[AKAIO]]'''
|spring=Yes
|cheats=cheat.dat, cheat.xml, usrcheat.dat
|slot=Top, SDHC
|dsi=No
|site=http://www.acekard.com
|award=[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Silver]}}
The Acekard R.P.G. is a Nintendo DS SLOT-1 flash card which fits flush in the DS slot.

It has available 1GB (gigabyte), or 8Gbit as they advertise it, of on-board "ultra fast" NAND flash memory. An industry standard mini-USB port is situated on the top of the cart used for managing the contents of the on-board flash memory.

A spring loaded micro SD slot is also found on the cart which will accommodated either a standard micro SD card or the new higher capacity micro SDHC cards. SDHC cards support up to 32GB of storage on a single card.

== Features ==
:* World's first Dual storage slot-1 card. Utilizes built in NAND flash as well as MicroSD cards.
:* Build in "Quick Exchange" Technology
:* World's first "Auto Save Type Detection"
:* Build in USB connector, support U-Disk
:* 100% Compatibility for all NDS games
:* Support for most Homebrew programs/games
:* Built-in "Rom Trimming" Function
:* Fully touch screen operation
:* Original game cart size, simple plug and play, no passme or flashed NDS needed.
:* Can be used as a PassMe to boot from slot-2 flash cards
:* Using "write balance" technology, able to re-write NAND flash more than usual
:* Save files are directly written to memory
:* Micro SD files exchange
:* Support Multi-language
:* Easy Skin Change
:* Open Source

== Review ==
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=68305

==External links==
*[http://www.acekard.com/ Acekard.com]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 Acekard message board on GBAtemp.net]
*[http://www.acekard.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?fid=4 Acekard BBS on Acekard.com]
*[[AKAIO|AKAIO WIKI]]

{{Acekard}}

[[Category:Acekard]]

DIOS MIOS Lite Compatibility List

2012-02-15T20:52:14Z

Logan: /* Compatibility List */

'''Compatibility list for DIOS MIOS Lite. Anyone is free to edit this list without an account. Vandalism will be undone and get you blocked from the Wiki.'''

You can grab DML from its [http://code.google.com/p/dios-mios-lite-source-project/ Google Code page]

== Posting Guidelines: PLEASE READ BEFORE EDITING ==
#Use "'''USA'''", "'''JAP'''" or "'''EUR'''" for regions (NTSC/PAL are outdated!), when there is a special version for a certain country use the country's name. Regarding regions, please don't take an existing entry and completely change the region - start a new entry, or add it ''along'' with the existing region.
#Only use '''revision 39''' or higher of DML. Don't add information about older revisions. Also note that newer revisions always take priority: if a revision higher than the one listed for a game here is found to fix or break it, then replace the entry. In case of regressions, you may mention earlier compatible revisions under Notes.
#Games should be marked as "'''Works'''", "'''Issues'''" or "'''Doesn't Work'''". Titles marked ''Works'' should be/are 99.9-100% compatible. See color chart below.
#NMM (No More Memory) is the memory card redirection feature which uses the Wii's front SD instead of a GameCube memory card. If you are not using NMM, leave this field blank. Otherwise, it should be marked "'''yes'''" for working or "'''no'''" for not working.
#Always use an uncompressed 1:1 image dump when testing compatibility. Some games '''will not work''' when compressed using DiscEX -c. Only after confirming the game works should you try DiscEX compression. Compatible games should be marked "'''yes'''", while games which don't work after compression should be marked "'''no'''". You can also fill in the size of a game after compression.
#The Notes section is only for quirks regarding the way the game plays with the loader. Notes like 'Works Great' are not needed and simply add clutter.
#Extended Information is to be placed at the bottom of the page, and only for games that are marked as not working for most people, but working for some. only people who have it working should post info.
#If you are the first person to add a game then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have tested it as working.
#'''NOTE:''' [http://code.google.com/p/dios-mios-lite-source-project/wiki/GameIssues#Games_that_have_issue_due_using_audio_streaming Games which use streaming audio] will not work if they have previously been compressed incorrectly (using older tools). If you have have one of these broken images, you can realign the image using DiscEX -a, which may fix compatibility issues. However, you should not use these "corrected" images to gauge compatibility.

== Compatibility List ==
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{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = 007 Nightfire | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Doesn't Work | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Black Screen | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = 1080: Avalanche | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio streaming| conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = 1080: Avalanche | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.21GB | notes = Audio streaming| conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Alien Hominid | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 430MB | notes = Audio Streaming| conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Animal Crossing | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 26MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Baten Kaitos Origins | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Battalion Wars | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Beach Spikers | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 207MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Beyond Good and Evil | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.25GB | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Billy Hatcher | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Bloody Roar Primal Fury | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Chaos Bleeds | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO | region = USA | rev = r44 | status = Works | nmm = Yes | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Chibi-Robo! | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 96MB | notes = | conf = 3 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Custom Robo | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | region = EUR | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
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AKAIO FAQs

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== F.A.Q ==

Contained here are some of the more common Acekard and AKAIO frequently asked questions. These questions appear in no particular order.
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=== '''Firmware updates/Compatibility''' ===
* '''Does AKAIO work on DSi with FW vx.xx?'''

# The most important thing is: '''never update your DSi if you haven't updated your Acekard 2i, first!'''
# Always remember: Only the AK2i HW 44 and 81 cards can be updated, and the 44 does not yet v1.4.3 support.
# Be Patient: You will usually have to wait until a new Acekard Firmware to be released, asking for it will not speed up the process.

With DSi FW v1.4.3 being the most recent release, Acekards running AKAIO work fine, though you have to update your Acekard '''before you update your DSi''' or it will be blocked and will not work. However, you can update your AK2i on a DS Phat, DS Lite, or a non-updated DSi/3DS. So even if you update your DSi to the latest firmware you still have a few options for updating your AK2i. For a detailed guide to reflashing the AK2i bootloader read [[Updating_the_AK2i_Bootloader|this]] article.

The most recent update is available directly from Team Acekard: [http://www.acekard.com/download/ak2/ak2ifw_update_3ds21_DSi143.zip here]. This update supports DSi v1.4.3 and 3DS v2.1 Firmware updates.

Please Note: your Acekard will be displayed as a commercial cartridge in the menu of DSi/3DS handhelds. This cannot be changed and doesn't have any affect on usability.

The following icons are used for updates:
* Danny Phantom - Urban Jungle (DSi v1.4.0)
* Alex Rider: Stormbreaker (DSi v1.4.1)
* Atama de Do! Koten Kotenko DORASU (3DS v1.0.0-0)
* Chessmaster - The Art of Learning (DSi v1.4.2 & 3DS 2.0.0-2)
* Hello Kitty no Panda Sport Stadium DORASU (DSi v1.4.3 & 3DS 2.1.0-3/2.1.0-4)

{{:WiFi}}

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=== AKAIO ===

*'''Does AKAIO work on the AK2i?'''
YES, use version [[#Links|1.4.1]] or later, and update to the latest loaders.
*'''Does AKAIO work on the R4 Ultra?'''
A single 1-off build of AKAIO v1.8.1 was compiled by Normmatt for the R4 Ultra by request of Team Acekard (the developers of the R4 Ultra). This is currently the only build adapted to work on the R4 Ultra, future releases will not work without much manipulation by Normmatt. Support for the R4 Ultra has not been added into AKAIO and is not planned for the future.
*'''Does the AK2i work in the NDSL and NDSPhat?'''
The AK2i is not just for the DSi, it will also work on the other NDS systems. Where as the other acekard products will only work on the NDSL and NDSP.
*'''Does the AK2i work on each region locked version of the DSi?'''
It has been confirmed that the AK2i does indeed work on the NA, EU, AUS, and JP DSi systems, however, please be aware that the AK2i may need to be "flashed" (updated) to fully function.
*'''AKAIO fails to work on my AK2i, but everyone says it should!'''
If your AK2i has the "orange" DSi sticker on the box, it is the second revision of the card. This version features new hardware in the form of an updated bootloader section. AKAIO was originally blocked on this revision, by the mistake of Team Acekard. If you experience problems make sure you are using the AKAIO loaders dated April 13, 2009 or later.

*'''AKAIO is in a compressed archive, what is this?'''
AKAIO is uploaded in either a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZIP_(file_format) ZIP] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAR RAR] format. These formats allow for a folder containing multiple files to be added to a solid archive. This essentially makes it easier to distribute the files as they can be mirrored as 1 compressed file. We strongly recommend [http://www.rarlabs.com/download.htm winRAR] which is a freeware application available for Windows, MAC, Linux, and other Operating Systems.
*'''Why should I bother to use the Panasonic SD formatter?'''
If you're experiencing lag while scrolling files or loading/running games, you should use the formatter to noticeably improve your cards speed

*'''I would like to give suggestions and talk to the AKAIO team, how can i do this?'''
/join #acekard on the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dynamic=62 GBATemp IRC network]. Please ask your questions/make your statements and then idle. The devs do not type on your schedule.

*'''Will the Acekard products, running AKAIO, allow me to use ROMs and homebrew?'''
As pathetic as this question is, there appears to be a number of unintelligent human beings who simply do not grasp the concepts of [http://gbatemp.net/?dynamic=8 Flash Linkers], doing your own research, using [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=acekard+akaio Google], and testing out the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&act=Search&mode=adv&f=0 GBATemp Search form]. All Flash Linkers will run ROMs and homebrew to a certain extent. Which one is better for your needs is based on the research you do. The sure fire way to begin a flame war based on your ignorance is to ask “Which Flash Kit should I get” in any of the GBATemp forums. This article clearly states bits of information about patching routines, DMA modes, etc. Since these modes are mentioned, you can rest assured that they actually do something. A few quick hits on Google will let you know that, in this regard, they relate to ROMs. So yes the Acekard products do indeed play your backed-up NDS ROM files. [[AKAIO ROM Compatibility|GBATemp's AKAIO ROM Compatibility article]] lists a very small amount of NDS games with known issues. The very fact that games are mentioned here, once again, means that ROMs are supported and a large percentage of them work with out issue. NDS [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_homebrew homebrew] is designed to boot and run off of a Flash Linker, be it a Slot-1 or a Slot-2 card. The core concept of homebrew is that authors can write homemade applications and games and then boot them on the console of their choice. In this case the NDS using an Acekard and the AKAIO firmware. So yes, homebrew works on the Acekards with AKAIO.
*'''Will GBA cheat patching ever be added?'''
It has been discussed, but no plans have been made. This goes beyond just a cheat engine for GBA, it also requires that someone builds a cheat database which can easily be plugged into the existing cheat engine (with a few modifications).
*'''Does AKAIO support GBA Link mode?'''
As of AKAIO 1.3 FINAL GBA Link mode is available on the Acekard 2 only and for the following games:
#NDS - Pokemon Diamond, Pearl. and Platinum
#GBA - Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red, and Leaf Green
The GBA cart save to NDS game loading works behind the scenes. Make use of the in-game options to "link" with your GBA game, AKAIO will do the rest. Both the eWin and EZ3in1 are supported.
*'''Why should I use AKAIO vs. Official firmware?'''
Right now the two firmwares can not be compared. AKAIO is leaps and bounds ahead of the firmware it was once based on. It features better compatibility, more options, more behind the scenes optimizations, better 3in1 support, anti-piracy patching, WI-FI updates, multiple patching methods, faster directory scrolling, more soft-reset fixes, Homebrew soft-reset, a rewritten cheat engine, an active development team, Wii connectivity and much more. As of AKAIO 1.5.1 the official Acekard firmware is no longer updated on a regular basis. Team Acekard completly relies on AKAIO and the fixes presented by Normmatt and Yellow Wood Goblin.
*'''I get how to use DMA mode, but what exactly is it doing?'''
DMA means Direct Memory Access, and it speeds up things in regards to microSD cards and Flash Linkers, as the combination is not as fast as a retail card with its internal Read Only Memory. DMA copies data from one section of memory to another, without involving the processor. When a processor does a memory copy, it must execute a series of instructions to read data from a memory address into a register, then write the data in that register to another address, and repeat. This involves several instructions, and each read/write cycle is generally limited to the bandwidth of the processor (i.e. a 32 bit machine copies 32 bits at a time). DMA, on the other hand, is a hardware solution that does all of the work automatically and doesn't involve the processor (and thus no loop operations or anything like that). Not only is it often twice as fast, but it leaves the processor free to do other work.
*'''How to I "Soft-Reset" back to the AK2 firmware from within Moonshell v2.00?'''
You can run the akmenu4.nds file from the Moonshell menu and it will boot the firmware. Alternatively you can rename a copy of the akmenu4.nds to '''RPGS.nds''' and place it in the '''moonshl2/resetmse''' directory. The second method allows you to use the START button to soft-reset back to the firmware.
*'''I noticed this AKAIO build called 1.8.5a, what exactly does it do, and what makes it different to AKAIO 1.8.5?'''
AKAIO 1.8.5 fixed numerous issues, including those of the AAP issues in AKAIO 1.8.1 and the bricking issues in 1.8.2. However, there were still issues with AKAIO failing to run on slower microSD cards. The AKAIO devs released AKAIO 1.8.5a for this purpose, though the 1.8.5a fix will be implemented into AKAIO 1.8.6.

=== MicroSD Cards ===

*'''Panasonic SD Formatter'''
According to Panasonic "SD/SDHC Memory Card file systems formatted with generic operating system formatting software do not comply with the SD Memory Card specification." This means that your O/S's built in drive formatter is not designed to format the exact set of circumstances that allow your microSD cards to function at their peak performance. While this may not be important for your Cell phone, it is very important when talking about ROMs and read/write access speeds which pertain to NDS flash kits. The Panasonic formatter is *smart* software. It will know what type of microSD you have. This means that you can use the default settings and the results will be a correctly formatted microSD ready for use in your Acekard product. Remember when your reformat your microSD you will erase all of the data. Be sure to make back-ups of your important saves, files, etc.
*'''Which microSD card is best, and why?'''
When purchasing a microSD card you want to find one with a low latency. The lower the latency the faster the card can access the read/write routines, the better your ROMs will perform. Most non-SDHC cards have low latency and quick read/write speeds to begin with. In regards to SDHC the higher the class number the faster the card reads/writes. Class6, for example, has a 6mb/s minimum where a Class4 has a 4mb/s rate. Name brand does play a factor as some cards are simply made better, where others are re-branded versions from the same manufacturer. The consensus has been to use the Japanese branded Kingstons when dealing with 1GB and 2GB sizes, and the A-Data/Transcend name brands when dealing with 4GB+. There is speculation on which, if any, of the 16GB cards actually work with the Acekard products. While in theory they should work, the coders of AKAIO do not have one to test with, donations are welcome though. Always remember to format your microSD/SDHC cards with the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=4003 Panasonic formatter].
*'''What should I use, FAT16 or FAT32?'''
The File Allocation Table FAT (also known as FAT16) standards were developed before large devices existed. Without getting into the specifics, the general rule of thumb is to format your 2GB or less microSD cards at FAT16. Anything equal or over 4GB should be formatted using FAT32. While you can force some formatters to format a 4GB card at FAT16 you will see a significantly negative performance impact. In some cases, on slower 2GB or less microSD cards you can adjust the cluster size to improve performance. (IE: format G: /Q /A:64k /FS:FAT). For more information please read the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table File Allocation Table article].
*'''My microSD is acting odd, should I defrag it?'''
NO, NEVER, EVER, defrag your microSD/SDHC cards. Each card has a limited number of read/writes before they cease to function. The best solution is to copy everything off, format using the Panasonic SD formatter, then copy everything back. A freshly formatted microSD will perform better than a defragged one!

=== Cheats ===

*'''Does Acekard provide stand-alone tools for editing the cheat dats?'''
No, the recommended method for adding Action Replay codes is to use [http://home.usay.jp/pc/soft.html R4cce]. For more information on adding games and codes to the dat files read [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=95774 "this"] post by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=116295 Curley5959].

=== Flash ME ===

*'''How can I skip the Health & Safety Screen and boot directly to my Acekard?'''
The preferred way is to flash your NDS firmware with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FlashMe#FlashMe FlashME].
For more information on FlashME, read these links:
# [http://www.ndshb.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=108 Installing FlashME on a NDSL]
# [http://www.dspassme.com/FlashMe.shtml Installing FlashME on a NDSPhat]
# [http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/flashme/ FlashMe Official Download Page]

If you dont want to flash, but still want to skip the HS screen and auto-boot, you can try the soft-mod trick:
#On your DS (with no cart inserted), click the [[image:DS_SysSet_Icon.GIF]] at the bottom center of the screen to get to the system settings.
#Click the [[image:Icon_wrench.gif]] then [[image:Icon_auto.gif]] and set the DS to '''Auto Mode'''.
#Turn off the DS and remove your battery for about 15-20 seconds to clear volatile data.
#Replace the battery and go through the DS set-up , ''but'' when it prompts you to press A to turn it off, '''use the power switch instead'''.
#Thats it, now just insert the Acekard and turn on your DS. Now it will effectively auto-boot straight into the Acekard menu.
You will lose access to pictochat and download play until you complete initial setup (undoing this soft-mod), though.
The process is fully reversible by booting into the firmware menu and redoing the settings.

=== Problems ===

*'''I need to report a bug, where can i do this?'''
Use the '''Bug Reports''' section at the [http://www.akaio.net/forum// AKAIO forums]. Please do the research first and do not post a bug which has already been submitted. Please include your Acekard model, the version of AKAIO, what type of NDS you are using, the ROM release number and CRC value, info on if the ROM is a clean or patched dump, etc. Before reporting any bugs make sure you tested the "problem" on the most recent public build of AKAIO.
*'''AKAIO just started to do strange things, how can I fix it?'''
Try deleting optionslist.bin or globalsettings.ini and then relaunch the firmware. Sometimes these files can become corrupt, especially if you copy/paste them during a firmware update.
*'''My Acekard stopped working, what now?'''
Did you format the microSD with the Panasonic formatter and then put AKAIO back on? Does your microSD work in another flash kit? Does your Acekard work in another NDS? If you have fully debugged and it still isn't working than perhaps you have a faulty kit. All Acekard products come with an unspoken 1 year warranty. First contact your retailer and ask for a replacement. If they will not replace it then contact Team Acekard. Team Acekard usually asks for proof that you attempted to get it replaced, and for digital images of your flash kit in various states of use. Be prepared to go back and forth on a few e-mails before getting a replacement option.
*'''Game XXXX - WHATEVER.nds fails to load, does not work, has problems, etc. Now what?'''
Patches (soft-reset, cheats, etc) are written to RAM before the game is loaded. In some cases the game will attempt to overwrite the area of RAM that the patches are using. This can cause the game to fail in various ways for different situations. Before you complain that a ROM is not working try to debug the problem yourself. Turn off various patches; try the DMA, Non-DMA, and DMA-Save modes. In rare cases you need to set the save type by hand. You can find out the save type of your ROM by looking up the ROM number at [http://www.advanscene.com/html/dbndsrel.php ADVANsCENe.com]. For more information on patching, save types, and other AKAIO tweaks please read the article above. When you have found a fix for a specific game please add it to [[AKAIO ROM Compatibility|GBATemp's AKAIO ROM Compatibility article]].
*'''I am having issues with NDS homebrew freezing, what is wrong?'''
The AKAIO DLDI file may cause issues for some users. Until the DLDI can be fixed use the version found in the official firmware.
*'''My official firmware .nds.sav files do not load on AKAIO, how can I fix this?'''
Prior to v.4.14 of the official firmware, all save files used the .nds.sav extension. Users who upgraded to the far superior AKAIO are often confused as to why their save files will not work. AKAIO maintains backwards compatibility with the official firmware, and as a result contains an option for save extensions. Users can set the option to save/load files ending in .nds.sav or .sav. The default behavior of AKAIO is to use .sav, however, if your saves use the other extension you will either need to change them or adjust your AKAIO settings accordingly.

To convert your save files to the new settings within AKAIO simple set the file view to NDS + SAV, the save extension to .nds.sav/.sav, highlight the save file and press Y, finally in the properties box click "Save Ext."
*'''Soft-reset does not work, what am I doing wrong?'''
Make sure you have enabled "soft-reset" in the patches, either globally or on a per-ROM basis. Also make sure you are using the AKAIO soft-reset button combination which is L+R+B+A+Down. If a ROM fails to load you may need to disable soft-reset. Homebrew soft-reset is only supported on the AK2 and AK2i. You must soft-reset turned on globally for it to function.
*'''Will my save files from XXX-Flash Linker work in AKAIO?'''
Any RAW format save file is interchangeable with the AKAIO firmware. Make sure your save file is named exactly the same as the associated ROM file. When in doubt, you can convert your save files using the [http://www.shunyweb.info/convert.php Shunyweb Save Game Converter Web site].
*'''Why do my AK R.P.G. save files constantly get overwritten?'''
The R.P.G. caches your save files and then writes them on the next boot up. The "lastsave.ini" file stores which game needs to have the save file written. If you are attempting to put a new save file on your R.P.G. and it simply won't work, try the following:

# Run a different ROM and play for a second, this ROM is now stored in the "lastsave.ini"
# Turn off the NDS then turn it back on, the last save is now dumped from SRAM to your microSD for the ROM you just played
# Turn off the NDS again, take out your rpg, and put on the new save file for the different game
# Boot it all back up and give it a try.
*'''When I upgrade AKAIO my AK R.P.G. saves are lost, why?'''
The R.P.G. will do a scan and associate each ROM with a fresh save file, and then store this information in the "savelistex.bin". Since this file was freshly created, AKAIO running on the R.P.G. will assume each save is new and thus will not load it with the ROM. On the next boot-up the cached save will overwrite the old save file, as the firmware assumes it is writing a new save file. To fix this problem always remember to copy/paste the old "savelistex.bin" into the upgrade copy of AKAIO.
*'''Moonshell v2.00 is freezing with an error message, what can I do?'''
If Moonshell v2.xx freezes on your acekard while running AKAIO you might be able to fix it by deleteing the '''logbuf.txt''' file found in the Moonshell homebrew folder.
*'''My Acekard gets stuck on the "Loading" screen, what is the problem?'''
Follow the [[#Installing and updating|installation instructions from this article]]. Make sure your microSD is firmly placed (pushed all the way down, sometimes requires pressure) in the non-spring loaded versions. If your version has a spring, try taking the microSD out and putting it back in. This problem, of being stuck at the main “Loading” screen, is almost always related to the microSD not being correctly inserted. However, it can also be a contact issue between the Acekard and your NDS/DSI. Try reinserting your flash linker a few times, check for dust, etc.
*'''My Acekard says "FAT ERROR", is it broken?'''
Not inserting the microSD, not correctly installing the firmware, or having important pieces of the firmware missing, can cause this problem. In this case the Acekard is behaving normally, and the problem is user error. In regards to the AK2 FAT problem, this could be a faulty AK2. Keep in mind the 2.1s have been repaired/redesigned to fix this issue. If you have an original AK2 and no amount of debugging fixes it, you may have a faulty unit. Make sure you thoroughly debug the card before making complaints. Format the microSD with the Panasonic formatter, try the microSD in another flash kit, try a different microSD in the assumed faulty Acekard, etc.

*'''My EZ 3in1 is not detected, is it defective?'''
No, it is well known that you must flash something to NOR for the 3in1 to be detected by the DS. Doing this should also fix any detection issues you are having with AKAIO. If AKAIO fils to detect, which may prevent you from your initial flash to NOR, try [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5158 Rudolph's GBA ExpLoader]. If after doing this, your EZ 3in1 is still not detected, you may want to attempt to diagnose the problem by making sure the RAM is good, testing the battery, and debugging fully. In the rare case that your EZ 3in1 fails to function, return it to your reputable retailer for an exchange/full refund.
*'''The AK2i says "Unsupported Device," is AKAIO at fault?
When AKAIO is running on a clone kit (R4i, R4-Ultra, etc) the firmware will report that the device is unsupported. If you receive this message you can be sure that your kit is an Acekard hardware clone. It has been reported that this message appears on some AK2i kits. These kits are probably R4 clones with legitimate Acekard 2i stickers. Please open the kit up and verify if it is a clone by reading [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=158696 "this"] post. If your kit appears to be real then please join #acekard on the GBATemp IRC network and report your findings.
*'''I swear my NDS/DSi has less battery life if I use the DMA-Quicksave mode, why?'''
There has been speculation that AKAIO's 3 DMA modes may drain the battery life differently. The following would be the order of battery drain from more to less: DMA-Quicksave, Old DMA mode, No DMA mode. Due to performance issues, it is not recommended to run ROMs without DMA. Instead to save battery life try unplugging your Slot-2 device and using a lower brightness setting.
*'''I have XXX amount of ROMs in one folder and everything lags, what can I do about this?'''
If your game folder has lots of games it may take a while to load. To speed things up you can separate the games into folders. What some people do is order them into alphabetical folders (A-D, E-I, J-K....) or you can organize them by type of game (Action, Adventure, Platformer, RPG, Shooter...)
*'''Why doesn't AKAIO have scroll bars?'''
AKAIO will respond to stylus scrolling in the area to the right of the list view. Scroll bars simply take up already limited screen resolution, making them invisible was the solution.
*'''Is there an easy way to navigate back to "Root"?'''
Pressing "B" will take you back 1 directory. Pressing it multiple times will eventually take you back to the Root directory listing of AKAIO.
*'''How do I back-up .SAV files using AKAIO?'''
AKAIO has the ability to make back-up copies of save files. To do this set the list type to "ALL" via Start -> System Options --> Tab1 (System Options) -> Set file list type. You may need to back out one directory and then re-enter to refresh the view. Highlight a .SAV file and press "A." You will now be prompted to back up the selected .SAV file. Press "A" or click "YES" to back-up the .SAV file. The back-up copy will be named FILENAME.BAK and reside in the same directory. To restore your back-up (and thus make use of it), highlight the .BAK file you wish to use and press "A." You will then be prompted to restore your save from the back-up. Press "A" or click "YES" to restore the back-up save and make it a usable save. Please keep in mind that this will overwrite the current save data. AKAIO also assumes you have not changed the name of your ROM file after making the original back-up.
*'''HELP -- My .SAV files are gone or not working, why?'''
Some users reported that .SAV files were being overwritten and recreated as ROM-name.sav (lowercase) when updateing to AKAIO 1.6 RC1. Users who update should always back up their sav files. In some cases users will need to rename their files to a lowercase extension. The problem appears to be a devkit bug. Files shorter than 8.3 characters are being renamed with an uppercase .SAV, files using Long File Names are being renamed/created with a lowercase .sav. .SAV can be renamed .sav and vice versa.
*'''When I boot AKAIO 1.6 I see two white screens, why?'''
If your AK2/2.1/2i boots to two white screens it is probably a clone. The new clone detection in AKAIO 1.6 simply white screens instead of displaying a friendly message for users. You should contact your reseller and ask for a refund! Clone cards are not supported by the Acekard 1yr warranty.
*'''AKAIO v1.8.5 AP patching will not work with my 512MB ROM file, why?'''
The new AP patching provided by Team Acekard had the potential to brick older AK 2.1 kits by overwriting a section of an older/larger bootloader. To fix this problem the AP code was reworked by Normmatt and as an unexpected side effect 512MB ROMs now require a microSD cluster size of 16KB or higher. Manually formatting your microSD card using your Operating System tools will allow the 512MB ROMs to function correctly. There remains the possibility that this problem will be addressed when Team Acekard releases the 2.1 reflasher (unbricker) as it should provide a much smaller (updated) bootloader.

=== Acekard Hardware ===

*'''What are the differences between the various builds of the Acekard 2s?'''
The AK2 eventually suffered from a manufacturers soldering error. This problem caused the later batches of the Green PCB AK2 to experience a FAT issue. The cards would stop working some time between 2 weeks and 8 months, depending on usage. These AK2s were pulled from circulation and fixed, relabeled, and released as a fixed AK2 and later as the first batch of AK2.1s. These fixed 2.1, Green PCB Acekards, have a small chip under the sticker and a windowed shell. They are essentially the AK2 repaired, which means the internals are the same. The kits were later redesigned and re-released as the AK2.1 Black PCB. The Black PCB contained a new controller chip and featured a permanent redesign of the PCB which insured that the FAT error would not happen again. The Black PCB AK2.1 was offered in a new package design, a box, and sold with or without the AK microSD reader. This version of the Acekard 2.1 was later issued with a darker Forest Green PCB. The kit then went back into development and was released a 3rd time with a metallic Blue PCB. The Blue PCB featuresd a new shell and a smaller FAT-MAP. Acekard removed the spring loaded microSD slot and the shell clips in favor of glue.

The FAT error AK2s are no longer in circulation. You can not purchase one and you can not ask Team Acekard for one. The old shell AK2.1s are slowly being phased out as parts and supplies are used up in favor of the new shell and Blue PCB. In the end all versions will work and do what you expect. Do not panic if you receive a Green PCB over a Blue PCB.

The December 2009 Acekard 2.1 builds had a small hardware revision that caused firmware compatibility issues. Acekard has since gone back one revision and no longer produces this card.

*'''After updating the AK2i Bootloader (firmware) I no longer see the Acekard icon, why?'''
The DSi security works by verifying that the game about to launch is an actual game by the icon being loaded. For the Acekard to bypass this first check it must present itself as a real game. The icons you can expect to see are Danny Phantom - Urban Jungle (DSi v1.4.0), Alex Rider: Stormbreaker (DSi v1.4.1), Atama de Do! Koten Kotenko DORASU (3DS 1.0.0-0), Chessmaster - The Art of Learning (DSi v1.4.2 & 3DS 2.0.0-2), and Hello Kitty no Panda Sport Stadium DORASU (DSi v1.4.3 & 3DS 2.1.0-3/2.1.0-4).

*'''I want to change the AK2i icon, how can I do this?'''
The original AK2i (Acekard.com) icon is hardcoded into the original firmware and can not be changed. More recently, the icons change with firmware updates, these icons are actually partial game data designed to exploit the DSi/3DS checks. These icons can not be altered and attempting to do so would render the card unusable and unbootable.


{{:Clones}}

<noinclude>

==External links==

{{Acekard External Links}}

{{Acekard}}
</noinclude>

[[Category:Acekard]]

Talk:Moonshell

2012-02-15T13:57:19Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 87.59.181.176 (talk) to last revision by 80.203.88.132

but.. what if you have a mac?

is there anywhere one can download the .nds file?

is there a reason it needs to be installed? will it delete what's on the SDcard already? is it compatible with AKAiO?
n, acekard2i?

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2012-02-15T13:55:56Z

Logan: Revert

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 New==

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2012-02-15T13:55:35Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 109.230.216.225 (talk) to last revision by 23.21.223.133

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

Hey, that's the grteaest! So with ll this brain power AWHFY?

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

Me dull. You smart. That's just what I ndeeed.

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

Thank God! Someone with brains skpaes!

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 New==

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

AKAIO Español

2012-02-15T13:54:01Z

Logan: Revert

AKAIO (AceKard All-In-One, en español sería Acekard Todo En Uno) es un custom firmware hecho para la Acekard R.P.G., Acekard 2/2.1, Acekard 2i, y algo de soporte para Acekard+.

Se advierte [http://www.acekard.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=4022&extra=page%3D1 NO usar versiones anteriores a la v1.2 de AKAIO en la AK2i.]

Si está utilizando una Acekard 2.1 comprada alrededor de diciembre de 2009 debe utilizar la v1.7+ de AKAIO. Debido a un cambio de hardaware no reportado, que requiere una actualización que se añadió en la v1.7 de AKAIO. Desde entonces Acekard ha hecho tra revisión y las Acekard 2.1 abricadas alrededor de 2009 ya no se hacen o no están disponibles por orden del equipo de Acekard.

Si está utilizando una versión anterior de Acekard 2.1 la v1.8.2 de AKAIO no funcionará. Esta actualización (que fue retirada después de varias descargas) contiene un código AP con parches proporcionados por el equipo Acekard que sobreescribía un gestor de arranque más grande que el que se encuentra en la Acekard 2.1 más viejas.

LA v1.8.3 de AKAIO que está en algunos foros, es una versión '''FALSA'''. Creada a partir de una modificación de la v1.8.2 para dñar las tarjetas de los usuarios mal informados.

La última versión es: [http://www.akaio.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1031&f=8 v1.8.9]
[[Image:Acekard_1.gif|left]]
[[Image:Akaio1.4.jpg|right]]
[[Image:AKRPG1_.jpg|left]]
[[Image:Ak2.jpg|left]]
[[Image:AKAIO_Theme1.4.jpg|right]][[Image:AK2i_.JPG|left]]

=='''Características'''==

*Mejoras en los Cheats - Procesador de Archivos de Cheats R4/XML y actualización en línea.
*Plug-ins para TXT/MP3/etc.
*"Adaptación Futura" Para un Multi-Cargador (para AK2)
*Multiples Ranuras de Guardado - Es posible copiar entre las ranuras.
*Integración de Slot2 - EZ3en1 (con parchado/GBA), eWin 2en1, y viejos cartuchos FlashAdvance Pro.
*Accesos Rápidos Configurables.
*Menú Inicio con varias páginas.
*Soporte externo de iconos basados en el tipo de archivo.
*Ajustes para cada Rom: soft-reset/download play/cheats.
*Es posible: Copiar/Cortar/Borrar archivos SAV juntos con sus archivos NDS.
*Bastantes mejoras para lenguaje de 2bytes.
*Recuperación de SAV desde el GUI interno (.SAV<->.BAK)
*Base de Datos via Wi-Fi : Cheats (Trucos), Savelist.bin, y de los cargadores (loaders) con resumen de descarga.
*Soporta µSD y µSDHC con expansión de memoria (actualmente hasta 16GB).
*Dos tipos de Soft-reset para homebrew (AK2/AK2i).
*Eliminador del "intro" de NDS.
*Aplicación de parcheo automático antipiratería(AK2/AK2i) y un gestor de base para el parcheo antipiratería (RPG).
*Autoejecución en el arranque del último archivo .nds ejecutado.
*Soporte para los temas de los usuarios (skins).
*Ocultación de archivos, nombres y atributos.

=='''Instalación y actualización'''==
===Guia rápida===

#Da formato a la microSD con el sofware [[#Links|Panasonic formatter]].
#Descarga la [[#Links|última versión]] de AKAIO.
#Descomprime el archivo y pon la carpeta '''__aio'''* y el archivo '''akmenu4.nds''' en la RAÍZ (base) de tu tarjeta microSD.
#Inserta firmemente la tarjeta microSD en el cartucho ak2.1 y ak2i. Si tu tarjeta tiene sistema de expulsión asegúrate que haga "click."
#Inserta la Acekard firmemente en tu NDS, y de nuevo, asegúrate que haga "click"**.
#Inicia tu NDS, selecciona la Acekard en el menú de selección (Slot-1) y disfruta.

*Tenga en cuenta que la carpeta''' __aio''' está oculta por defecto, no coloque ningún juego o homebrew ahí por que no no podrá acceder a ellos. Sin embargo mediante los ajustes de interfaz puede desocultar todas la carpetas y archivos ocultos. El método recomendado es colocar los archivos en carpetas que estén en la raíz de la microSD. Nunca coloque un archivo al que desee acceder en la carpeta '''__aio'''.

**En la Acekard 2i la placa de circuito impreso (PCI) puede tener problemas con los contactos. En estos casos puede que la AK2i no sea reconocida y la DS no la detecte apareciendo en el menú de esta, que no hay ningún cartucho insertado, en caso contrario aparecerá el logotipo de AK. Otras causas pueden ser que depués de arrancar la AK2i algún homebrew o juego se haya ejecutado y por un problema al leer o guardar se haya congelado. Puede haber otras razones pero se han puesto estas como los problemas más comunes al arranque.

===Iniciando con AKAIO===

'''Seguir este procedimiento te da derecho ha hacer cualquier pregunta necesaria.'''

#Descarga la última versión de AKAIO de la sección de [[#Links|links]] debajo. En caso de que tengas el firmware oficial, borra la carpeta __ak2 (o__rpg) y el archivo akmenu4.nds de tu tarjeta de memoria. Descomprime el archivo descargado (usando [http://www.rarlabs.com/download.htm winRAR], etc) y mueve la carpeta '''__aio''' y el archivo '''akmenu4.nds''' a la raíz de tu tarjeta microSD.
#Descarga los últimos cargadores (loaders) desde la página de [http://akaio.gbatemp.net/loaders loaders de AKAIO] que estará actualizada por los programadores de AKAIO.
#¡Utiliza tu '''siempre nuevo''' AKAIO!

===Loader (Cargador) oficial de AKAIO===

Los loaders oficiales de AK2 pueden ser usados por AKAIO para cargar Roms oficiales. Éste es un método viejo ya que los loaders de AKAIO son mejorados frecuentemente, de cualquier forma, la decisión es tuya. Para instalarlos, el archivo del firmware '''akmenu4.nds''' debe ser colocado en el directorio '''__aio/ak2loader/'''. Puedes renombrar el archivo si gustas como (PE: ak4.11.nds, ak4.12.nds, etc). Renombrar los loaders te permite tener multiples loaders (cargadores) oficiales para usar con AKAIO en cualquier momento. Para usar el loader, selecciona un archivo .NDS, y abre las propiedades del archivo con el botón Y (o usa el menú Start). Presiona Y de nuevo para traer las opciones del .NDS. Ahí podrás cambiar el loader (cargador) de AKAIO a un loader oficial AK2.

'''Esta opción sólo funciona para con AK2 y NO con R.P.G. o AK2i.'''

===Actualizando vía ordenador===
====Actualizar trucos====

La última base de datos de trucos la puedes encontrar en [http://cheats.gbatemp.net/ cheats.gbatemp.net.] AKAIO puede usar CHEATS.XML, CHEAT.DAT, o USRCHEAT.DAT . Sólo descarga y pega el archivo en el directorio '''__aio/cheats'''. Puedes tener multiples bases de datos de trucos en el directorio __aio/cheats. Sólo tienes que renombrar cada una para que no se sobrescriban, y también por motivos de funcionamiento.

====Actualizar loaders (Cargadores)====

Los [http://akaio.net/loaders/ loaders] más recientes deben ser copiados a la carpeta '''_aio/loaders'''. Puedes escoger sólo el loader de la tarjeta Acekard que uses. (PE: ak2loader.nds para AK2/AK2i)

====Actualizar el plugin WI-FI====

Coloque la última versión del [http://akaio.net/wifi/ plugin Wi-Fi] en la carpeta '''_aio/plugin'''.

====Actualizar savelist.bin====

Coloque la última versíon del [http://akaio.net/data/savelist.bin Savelist.bin] en la carpeta '''__aio'''.

===Actualizando vía Wi-Fi===
Antes de utilizar la Actualización por Wi-Fi, asegúrate de tener el [[#Links|plug-in de Wi-Fi más reciente]]. Para instalar, debes descomprimir el archivo y reemplazar el archivo wfplugin.ak4 en la carpeta '''__aio/plugin'''. La actualización es inteligente, ya que sólo actualizara los loaders que necesites. Si deseas desechar los loaders de la R.P.G. y AK+, de tu instalación de AKAIO, el actualizador no los reemplazará.
====Mostrar en la carga (Show on load)====
En caso de dudar, elegiremos esta opción como archivo a descargar. Después de la confirmación del usuario justoa antes de actualizar le saldrá una ventana con varias opciones. Ahí el usuario podrá elegir el archivo a actualiza, de donde descargarlo y demás.
====Actualizando trucos====
Los Cheats pueden ser actualizados via Wi-Fi en AKAIO. Requiere que ya tengas listo el Wi-Fi, ajustándolo en el firmware del DS (usando algún juego que se conecte al Wi-Fi). La actualización USRCHEAT.DAT podrás enconrarla en Start > More > Wifi Update. AKAIO entonces descargará la actualización y la descomprimirá automáticamente..
====Actualizando loaders (Cargadores)====
Los loaders más reciendes para las AK+, AK2/AK2I, y R.P.G. también pueden descargarse por medio de esta sección de Wi-Fi. Mientras que los loaders son todos puestos en cada actualización de AKAIO, la actualización por Wi-Fi sólo descargara el que sea necesario para ti.. (PE: ak2loader si estás usando Acekard 2/2.1/2i.)
====Actualizando savelist.bin====
R.P.G. pueden actualizar por la más reciente "savelist.bin" por medio del Wi-Fi seleccionando el botón de "savelist.bin" en la sección de actualizaciones por Wi-Fi.
====Actualizar plugin WI-FI====
Los usuarios pueden ctulizar el plugin WI-FI. Puede que la actual versión del plugin que estes utilizando esté obsoleta y necesite actualizar. Una actualización del plugin ás reciente será necesaria a fin de resolver esos problemas o añadir alguna nueva característica. La versión más reciente de AKAIO ya lleva el plugin WI-FI más reciente.
====Obtener texto "What's New" (Qué hay de Nuevo)====
Al activar la nueva oprción de "Get What's New" en la actualización via Wi-Fi te permitira ver los comentarios sobre tal actualización.
====Archivos anteriores====
Esta opción permite al usuario buscar 3 ó 5 archivos que sean de hace 15 días (o menos pero no más). Las diferentes opciones son No, 3 versiones y 5 versiones. Por ejemplo al elegir 3, al actualizar se en el servidor la versiones anteriores de no más de 15 días. Si se encuentran, se le preguntará al usuario cual descargar e instalar. Esta opción se puede utilizar cuando por alguna razón se quiere usar una versión anterior y no la última.
===Iconos===
Iconos externos son soportados por AKAIO. Deben estar en '''formato BMP 32x32x15bpp'''. La forma de nombrarlos está debajo. Mr.VatoLoco ha compilado iconos para usar con AKAIO, los puedes encontrar [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=99540 aquí.]
====Por su extensión====
Los iconos deben ser llamados con la extensión del archivo con el que desees asociarlos y pueden ser movidos a la carpeta '''__aio/icons''' para su uso global, o en la carpeta icons de tu skin o tema, para que sólo sean usados con ese tema ('''__aio/ui/Adv.Evo/icons''') Por ejemplo, para usar un icono para todos los archivos con extensión "TXT", tu icono debe ser llamado "TXT.BMP."
====Por Archivo====
Iconos específicos pueden ser asignados a archivos específicos en AKAIO. Haz un icono BMP estándar de 32x32x15bpp para el archivo al que quieras ponerle un icono hecho por ti, y llamado exactamente igual que el archivo, pero con la extensión .BMP . Por ejemplo, para el archivo "Bob's Homebrew Game.nds", necesitaras un archivo BMP llamado "Bob's Homebrew Game.BMP."

'''Asegurate de colocar el archivo BMP en la misma carpeta que el otro archivo.'''

===Marcos de GBA===
Desde la versión 1.5 de AKAIO se pueden usar marcos de GBA personalizados (el marco es sa zona en color negro que aparece en los bordes de la pantalla cuando ejecutamos un uego de GBA). Estos deben estar en '''formato .BMP''' y con las dimensiones '''256x192x15bpp'''. Pongale al archivo el mismo nombre qie la ID interna del juego de GBA con el que desea que se usey coloquelo en la carpeta '''__aio/frames'''. El ID interno del juego lo puede ver pulsando Y sobre él.

===Plugins===
*wfplugin (WI-FI)

El plugin WI-FI que está en '''__aio/plugin''' se utiliza para actualizar mediante WI-FI. No borre el archivo si desea seguir actualizando por WI-FI. El archivo no tiene nada que ver con la características de los juegos y homebrews.
===Temas (Skins)===
Los temas (skins) te permiten personalizar la apariencia del menú de AKAIO. Podrás descargarlas desde [http://skin.acekard.com/ Acekard], [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dlcategory=21 GBATemp], [http://nintenskinz.tehskeen.com/gallery/view.php?cat=Acekard_2_Themes Nintenskinz], y en [http://www.ndsthemes.com/themes/title/ak2 NDSThemes]. Son instalados al colocar los archivos necesarios en la carpeta '''__aio/ui directory'''. Para usar un nuevo tema (skin) ve a '''Start > System Options > Interface Themes'''.

===Globalsettings.ini===
Puedes conservar tu archivo de "Global Settings" (Ajustes Globales) transfiriendo este archivo a tu instalación actualizada de AKAIO. Ten en cuenta que cualquier ruta estará asociada con carpetas o archivos de tu antigua instalación. Si por ejemplo, no se encontrara la carpeta de un tema (skin), AKAIO presentara problemas al cargar un archivo indicado en "globalsettings.ini" que quizás no exista.

En este archivo se encuentran una serie de opciones ajustables. Ten en cuenta que la mayoría de estas opciones se pueden modificar desde el menú de la tarjeta, y solo se recomienda modificar este archivoa a usuarios avanzados. Todas esas opciones y sus explicaciones las puede encontrar en el [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/AKAIO WIKI oficial en inglés de AKAIO].

===Savelistex.bin===
Si actualizas AKAIO en una AK R.P.G. por favor, haz una copia del archivo '''savelistex.bin''' y luego reemplázalo. Este archivo contiene información de guardado importante que está asociada con los archivos que tienes en tu microSD/NAND. Si no haces una copia, la próxima vez que inicies tu AK R.P.G., el archivo será creado y archivos de guardado en blanco serán guardados para cada uno de tus archivos. Después de jugar con un ROM y de reiniciar tu NDS, la información localizada en el cache del archivo que recién has utilizado reemplazará la información antigua guardada como un nuevo archivo '''savelistex.bin''', dado que el archivo le dice al firmware que no existen datos anteriores guardados. Para evitar esto, siempre copia/pega tu viejo archivo '''savelistex.bin''' en tu nueva instalación de actualizada de AKAIO de manera que tu información guardada no se pierda.

=='''Menú de inicio (Start Menu)'''==
El menú de inicio (Start Menu) puede ser accesado presionando el botón Start o haciendo click en la palabra "Start" en la pantalla táctil.

===Opciones del menú start===
[[Image:Start.jpg|right]]
*Copy / Copiar
*Cut / Cortar
*Delete / Borrar
*Paste / Pegar
*[[#System Options|System Options]] Opciones del Sistema
*[[#Properties|Properties]] Propiedades
*[[#Cheats|Cheats]] Trucos
*More -> Más ->
*[[#3in1 FAS1 Slot-2 Support|3in1/FAS1]] Soporte 3en1 FAS Slot-2
*[[#Wi-Fi Update|Wifi Update]] Actualización Wi-Fi
*[[#Help|Help]] Ayuda

=='''Opciones del sistema'''==
Algo nuevo en 1.4 son las pestañas de los menús en las Opciones del Sistema. Usa los botones L/R o pincha en las felchas para navegar entre las pestañas.
===(1a Pestaña) Opciones del sistema===
'''Ajutes de interfaz'''

*Aquí podrás elegir una skin dependiendo de los temas que hayas colocado en tu carpeta '''__aio/ui'''.

'''Lenguaje'''

*English (Inglés)
*Spanish (Español)
*French (Francés)
*Italian (Italiano)
*日本语 (Japonés)
*Korean (Coreano)
*Dutch (Holandés)
*Norwegian (Noruego)
*Polish (Polaco)
*Swedish (Sueco)
*Thai (Tailandés)
*简体中文 (Chino Simplificado)
*Br. portuguese (Portugués de Brasil)
*繁体中文 (Chino Tradicional)
*Czech (Checo)
*German (Alemán)
'''Nivel de brillo'''

*Esta caracteristica solo es posible en NDS Lite; los niveles son 1, 2, 3 y 4. Se cambia dandole a la bombillita en la pantalla táctil o pulsando el botón R en el menú.

'''Listado de archivos'''

*Con esta opción elegiremos que se muestren los archivos que tenga una extesión NDS/NDS+SAV/NDS+SAV+BAK/Todos

'''Animación de iconos (Icon animation)'''

*Aquí podremos elegir si animar los iconos de los juegos que se aprecia cuando los seleccionamos (no cargar, si no seleccionar) y al rato empiezan ha hacer un efecto como de latido (Se agranda y disminuye constantemente).

===(2a Pestaña) Opciones de la interfaz===
'''Velocidad de desplazamiento'''

*Con esta opción podremos elegir la velocidad con la que nos movemos por la lista de archivos. Las opciones son Lento, Medio y Rápido.

'''Estilo de la lista de archivos'''

Las opciones son Lista de Texto, Nombre del Archivo o Nombre Interno. Presionando el botón SELECT en el GUI principal tendrá el mismo efecto pero, en tiempo real. "Nombre Interno" Mostrará caracteres japoneses aún si el idioma del sistema es otro.

'''Desplazamiento de los Trucos (Cheats)'''

A algunos no les gusta el movimiento en este apartado, aquí puedes desactivarlo. Las notas aún se desplazarán.

'''Velocidad de desplazamiento en trucos'''

*Esto controla la velocidad a la que se mueven las notas de los trucos através de la interfaz.

'''Mostrar archivos ocultos'''

Las opciones son activado y desactivado.

'''Ocultar extensiones'''

*Gracias a esta opción podremos ocultar la extensiones de los nombres de los archivos (ej: .txt; .sav; etc).
===(3a Pestaña) Opciones avanzadas===
'''Recortar ROM al copiarlo'''

Las opciones son activado y aesactivado.

'''Copiar/Cortar SAV con el ROM'''

Copia/corta/pega el .sav (y las ranuras de guardado, si aplica) cuando el ROM es movido a otra carpeta usando las opciones de Copiar/Cortar/Pegar del GUI.
Las opciones son Activado y Desactivado.

'''Borrar SAV con el ROM'''

Borra el .sav (y las ranuras de guardado, si aplica) junto con su ROM. Las opciones son Activado y Desactivado.

'''Extensión de los Saves (partidas guardadas)'''

La extensión de guardado estándar de Acekard es ".nds.sav". Para mejorar la compatibilidad se recomienda el uso de la extensión ".sav", que es la estándar entre las otras tarjetas. Si tienes archivos .nds.sav existentes, selecciónales y ve a "Properties" para activar el botón de "Save Extension" (Extensión de Guardado). Este botón convertirá todos tus archivos ".nds.sav" (incluyendo sus ranuras de guardado) a ".sav" (y viceversa) para aquel seleccionado, asumiendo que has seleccionado la propiedad de guardado de AKAIO como .sav. Las opciones son .nds.sav y .sav.

===(4a Pestaña) Opciones de Parcheo===
Estas son las opciones globales de parchado. Los ajustes individuales de cada juego pueden ser accesados al seleccionar un ROM y presionar Y. Con este método puedes dejar encendido el parchado y si existe alguna falla al cargar el juego, modifica sus ajustes individuales a Deshabilitado para ciertos parches. Los parches utilizan un área de la RAM que puede ser usada por el mismo juego. Esa es la razón por la que pueda existir algún error al cargar el juego con tales parches hablitidados.

'''Parchear descarga DS'''

*Esto controla la descarga de cartucho-a-cartucho para jugar entre ROMs. Puede ser activado o desactivado.

'''Soft-Reset'''

*La combinación para AKAIO en el D-Pad es '''L+R+B+A+Abajo''' mientras se usa un ROM.

'''Uso de Cheats (Trucos)'''

*Este ajuste permite al ROM usar cheats. Puede ser Encendido o Apagado.

'''Autorun (Autoejecutar)'''

*Autorun ejecutará el último archivo .NDS tan pronto como la AK se inicie en el firmware de AKAIO. '''Manten presionado el botón B al iniciar para cancelar el inicio automático.''' Puede ser Encendido o Apagado.

'''Seleccion de la Base de Datos de Cheats'''

*Esto permite al usuario seleccionar el archivo de cheats a usar. Renombrar antiguos archivos de cheats en '''__aio/cheats''' te permitirá hacer una selección múltiple de archivos de cheats.

'''Tipo de reset en homebrews'''

*Ajustando esta opción podremos eslegir entre tres opciones, desactivado, IRQ, SWI. El primero puede funcionar mejor en algunos homebrews, mientras que el otro es soportado al 100%.

'''Parche antipiratería'''

*Esto opción parcheará las rom que vienen con una protección antipiratería, permitiendonos así poder ejecutarlas.

=='''Propiedades'''==
[[Image:Rom.jpg|right]]
Las propiedades de varios items podrán ser vistas, dependiendo del tipo de archivo seleccionado. Para ver sus propiedades ve a '''Start > Properties''' o pon el cursor sobre un archivo (selecciónalo) y presiona Y.

===Memoria microSD===
Si seleccionas el ícono de la "Tarjeta MicroSD" en el menú raíz de AKAIO y seleccionas ver sus propiedades podrás ver la Capadicad de ésta, el Espacio Usado y el Espacio Libre dentro de la memoria.

===Juegos de GBA===
Seleccionando la opción "GBA Game" (Juego GBA) en el menú raíz de AKAIO mostrará al usuario que puede presionar A para iniciar en modo GBA o L+A para iniciar en modo NDS (modo PassMe).

===Saves de GBA===
Seleccionando un archivo de guardado de GBA revelará el nombre del archivo, la fecha de su última modificación y el tamaño del archivo. El botón "Save Ext." está programado para alterar únicamente los archivos de guardado .NDS. Presionandolo en ese momento, resutalrá en que tu archivo de GBA será renombrado a .gba.nds.sav.

===Roms de GBA===
Esta selección muestra el icono genérico de GBA, el nombre de archivo, la última fecha de modificación, y su tamaño en MB. Los botones disponibles son para crear un acceso rápido (presiona X) y flashear a NOR (presiona Y).

===Acceso rápido===
Las propiedades de un acceso rápido o directo muestran el nombre interno del ROM y el hecho de que es un acceso directo.

===Saves de NDS===
Las extensiones de archivos de guardado pueden ser convertidos usando el botón "Save Ext." que se encuentra ahí. Simplemente escoge la extensión deseada (.nds.sav o .sav) en las '''Opciones del Sistema''' al igual que deberás activar NDS + SAV como "Set file list type" view. Entonces, navega a tu archivo de guardado de NDS, selecciónalo, y presiona Y ('''Start > Properties'''). Da click en el botón "Save Ext." y da un click en "Yes" (o bien, presiona el botón A) para confirmar tu decisión. Ahora el archivo ha sido renombrado automáticamente. Esto no es un proceso por lote (Batch process); los archivos deben renombrarse uno a la vez.

===Roms de NDS===
Aquí se muestra el icono de la rom, el nombre interno, el nombre del archivo, fecha del último cambio, tamaño del archivo, tipo de save y trucos. Algunos de las opciones solo están disponibles para rom, y para hombrew no.

====Botón de trucos====
Si usas un archivo .DAT de cheats (normalmente viene uncluído un archivo USRCHEAT.DAT) y en la información de un archivo aparece que pueda usar cheats, un botón de "Cheats" estará visible en la venta de información del ROM. Puedes presionar tal botón y bien presionar SELECT para visualizar la lista de cheats. El botón de cheats no aparecerá si usas un archivo .XML de cheats.

====Enlazar====
Un acceso directo puede ser creado para cualquier archivo .NDS, .GBA o una carpeta cualquiera al presionar el botón X en la ventada de Propiedades. Un atajo (acceso directo) será mostrado en la raíz del directorio. Sólo podrás tener un acceso directo a la vez, al usar esta opción para otro archivo reemplazará el acceso directo anterior. Podrás eliminar un acceso directo abriendo sus propiedades (Botón Y) y después presionando el botón X.

====Botón de ajustes del rom====
En la ventana de propiedades de .NDS , presiona Y para visualizar la ventana de información del ROM. En esta ventana podrás ver diferentes opciones ajustables para cada juego. El ajuste "default o inicial" usa los ajustes guardados globalmente usando las "(Opciones Estántard de Parcheo de la Pestaña 4).

'''Tipo de guardado'''

*Esta opción te permite ajustar manualmente el tipo de archivo de guardado para cada ROM. Las opciones son: No SAV, Auto, 4k, 64k, 512k, 2M, 4M, 8M, 16M, 32M, 64M, or 128M.

'''Selección de la ranura de guardado'''

*Las opciones son: Inicial o Slot 1-9. Al seleccionar una ranura diferente será posible que el usuario guarde sus juegos hasta con 9 archivos de guardado distintos.

'''Parchear descargaDS'''

*Las opciones son Inicial, Activado o Desactivado. Esta opción controla el juego mediante descarga cartucho-a-cartucho entre ROMs.

'''Soft-Reset''' 
*La combinación para AKAIO en el D-Pad es '''L+R+B+A+Abajo''' mientras usas un ROM. Las opciones son: Inicial, Activado y Desactivado. 
'''Trucos/Action Replay''' 
*Esta opción permite al usuario hacer uso del archivo de trucos seleccionado en la pestaña de Ajustes. Las opciones son: Inicial, Activado y Desactivado. 
'''AK2 Loader''' 
*Esta opción sólo estará disponible si se usa un producto AK2 en la consola NDS. Esto te permitirá escoger un loader oficial para usar con AKAIO. Mira [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php/AKAIO_Español#Loader_.28Cargador.29_Oficial_AKAIO aquí] para más información. 

'''Nivel de vibración'''
*Las opciones son: Inicial, Apagado, Bajo, Medio y Alto. 
'''Botón Copiar Slot''' 
*Además, un botón de Copiar Slot estará disponible en la venta de información del ROM. Esto abrirá otra ventana permitiéndote copiar archivos .SAV desde el slot que se usa en ese momento a cualquier otro. Si existe ya un archivo en esa ranura (slot) verás un asterisco junto a su nombre.
'''Parche antipiratería'''
*Las opciones son activado o desactivado
'''Copiar slot'''
*Además, hay un boton el la ventana de información de ROM llamado copiar slot, con esto podremos copiar .sav de un slot a otro para cargarlos en caso de que algunos juegos no te permitan guardar más de una partida. Si el archivo a copiar ya existe en el slot de destino aparecerá un * al lado derecho del nombe.
=='''Homebrew(aplicaciones caseras) de NDS'''==
Muestra el icono del homebrew el nombre interno (máximo tres lineas) el nombre del archivo, fecha del último cambio y el tamaño del archivo.
'''Enlazar'''
*Lo mismo que en las rom, anteriormente dicho.
'''Ajustes del homebrew'''
*Los única opción que se puede cambiar es el tipo de Soft-reset. Las opciones son activado IRQ, SWIy desactivado.
=='''Cheats (Trucos)'''==
[[Image:Cheat.jpg|right]]Para acceder a la ventana de Cheats debes presionar '''Start > Cheats''' o tocar el botón Cheat (Trucos) en la pantalla de propiedades para los archivos .NDS.

===Cómo activar los trucos===
Lo primero es activar los cheats. '''El parche de cheats deberá estar activado o los cheats no funcionarán'''. Este parche puede ser activado en forma global en '''Start > System Options > [[#(4a Pestaña) Opciones Standard de Parcheo]]'''. Los cheats también pueden ser desactivados/activados para cada ROM en forma individual mirando las [[#Botón de Ajustes del Rom|propiedades]] del ROM y tocando el botón '''Rom Settings'''.

Abre la ventana de Cheats (de la forma mencionada arriba) y verás una lista de trucos, donde se muestran primero los que se encuentra sueltos y luego los que se encuentran en carpetas. Las carpetas pueden expandirse apretando el botón A encima de la misma o tocando la carpeta. Apretar el botón A sobre un truco seleccionado activará al mismo, o lo desactivará si anteriormente se encontraba activado. '''Para guardar los cambios realizados, deberás apretar el botón Start o Select.'''

===Opciones de la ventana de trucos===
Hay dos opciones, Rehacer (botón X) y Sel. DB "Seleccionar Base de Datos" (botón Y).

====Rehacer====
El botón Rehacer desactivará todos los cheats y actualizará el listado de trucos con el archivo más reciente. Cada vez que actualices la base de datos de Cheats, deberás reconstruir el archivo CC. Esto permitirá que los nuevos juegos usen los trucos y asignará un archivo a cada juego, permitiendo un acceso mas rápido a los trucos.

====Seleccionar base de datos====
Aqui puedes seleccionar cual base de datos dentro del directorio '''__aio/cheats''' utilizar. Tiene como beneficio la posibilidad de usar a elección la base de datos compilada y alguna otra base de datos personalizada.

===Atajos===
Durante el juego, los trucos se encuentran activados por defecto. Presiona start+select+abajo para desactivarlos y start+select+arriba para reactivarlos.

=='''Soporte para 3en1 FAS1 Slot-2'''==
Gracias a un [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=112988 importante soporte de los usuarios], iniciado por [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=111084 Another World], se donaron unidades EZ 3in1 a [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=29491 Normmatt] y [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths]. Con esas unidades funcionales, se logró cierto progreso optimizando la integración entre el 3in1 y el menú de Acekard.

Configuración:
'''Start > More > 3in1/FAS1'''
*Nivel de Rumble - Desactivado/Bajo/Medio/Alto
*Modo NOR - Auto/Siempre
*Guardar save GBA al inicio - Desactivado/Activado
*Preguntar antes de Guardar/Cargar - Desactivado/Activado
*GBA Universal sleep - Desactivado/Activado ('''L+R+Start: Dormir y Select+Start: Despertar''')

===FAS1===
FAS1 es un homebrew escrito por [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths] basado en [http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8682 tftpds] (realizado por Sten Larsson y Gustav Munkby).
Es para usuarios de antiguos cartuchos FlashAdvance Pro Slot-2 que deseen flashear programas dentro de su kit desde el mismo menú de AKAIO.

===Uso de FAS1===
El menú para las opciones de la FAS1 sólo podrán ser accesados si tienes una FlashAdvance Cartridge en el Slot-2. 
*Ajusta como visibles los archivos .GBA/.BIN/.SAV en el listado de ficheros.
*Permite la selección de un archivo .GBA/.BIN y flashealo al cartucho en el Slot-2( .BIN = PogoShell)
*Selecciona un archivo .SAV para flasehar a el SRAM Bank 1 del cartucho FlashAdvance.
*Usa el combo de botones '''L+B+A''' mientras el cursor está sobre la tarjeta de Slot2 en el archivo raíz para resguardar el SRAM Bank 1 (la copia de seguridad se hace en la carpeta '''/SAVES/''' como el archivo BANK1.SAV)
Nota: El uso de "Use Flash Advance Features" siempre está como "desactivado" al inicio de AKAIO.

===EZ-Flash 3en1===
AKAIO tiene soporte para la carga de juegos nativos de GBA en una EZ 3en1. Si la EZ 3en1 es detectada, AKAIO mostrará tus archivos de GBA, de otra manera se mantendrán ocultos. Si una EZ 3en1 es detectada, y un ROM de GBA ha sido flasehado, AKAIO mostrará un icono "GBA". Si la EZ 3en1 es detectada, y un ROM de DS PassME fue recién flasehado, AKAIO mostrará un icono "GBA Flash Linker". Los juegos de GBA son ejecutados al presionar A, AKAIO hará un parcheo automático del juego (por tipo de archivo de guardado) y lo flasheará a la NOR o a la PSRAM de la EZ 3en1 dependiendo de tus ajustes y del tamaño del archivo del juego. Los juegos PassME deben ser flasheados a la NOR, de este modo podrán ser lanzados presionando L+A (Inicia en modo NDS). El archivo de guardado del juego será cargado/guardado dependiendo de tus ajustes. La próxima vez que un juego de GBA sea ejecutado la SRAM será sobreescrita ya que la EZ 3en1 comparte un banco de archivos SRAM. Asegúrate de tener un respaldo de tus archivos de guardado!
*NOTA: Si has comprado una EZ-Flash 3en1 reciéntemente entonces, debe ser una "3en1+ o plus" y requerirá que tengas AKAIO en su versión 1.4 para funcionar completamente. Esto incluye el soporte para el Navegador de internet y el soporte para vibración (rumble).

===EWin 2en1===
AKAIO tiene soporte para EWIN 2en1 de forma similar al 3en1.

===FlashAdvance Pro===
FlashAdvance Pro es soportado gracias a la integración de FAS1.

=='''Actualización Wi-Fi'''==
Antes de que intentes utilizar la actualización via Wi-Fi, debes asegurarte de estar usando el plugin más [[AKAIO#Links|reciente]] de Wi-Fi. Para instalar, descomprime el archivo y coloca wfplugin.ak4 en la carpeta '''__aio/plugin'''.

'''Start > Más > Actualizar DB''' mostrará la ventana de actualización via Wi-Fi. Presiona X o toca "Update DB" para actualizar la base de datos de trucos (cheats). Presiona SELECT o toca "Update Loader" para actualizar el [http://akaio.gbatemp.net/loaders/ loader de AKAIO]. Presionando Y comenzará con la actualización del savelist.bin, el cual es útil para los usuarios de AKRPG.

Si tienes problemas conectándote via Wi-Fi, habilita "Broadcast SSID" o "Transmisión de SSID" en tu router.

=='''Ayuda'''==
'''Start > Más > Ayuda''' muestra información sobre los distintas combinaciones y atajos con los botones. La ventana también mostrar la versión actual de AKAIO que se está utilizando. El ícono en la esquina superior derecha puede ser utilizado para apagar tu NDS con sólo hacerle un click.

=='''Modo DMA (en español ADM)'''==

Los juegos son cargados via modo DMA mode por defecto, el cual mejora el rendimiento en muchos de ellos. AKAIO en el cartucho R.P.G. usa DMA en la tarjeta microSD todo el tiempo y por el momento no existe forma de desactivarlo. En el cartucho AK, DMA se encuentra activo cuando el texto "Loading" se vuelve rojo o verde.

Desde v1.4.1, el modo DMA-QuickSave se utiliza como predeterminado. Puedes comprobar que funciona cuando el texto "Loading" se vuelve verde. Este nuevo modo corrige ciertos glitches de video y sonido, que son comunes en otros métodos de parcheo mas antiguos, y ofrece además un soporte más veloz para la lectura/escritura de partidas.

Se puede acceder al modo DMA original manteniendo apretado el boton "X". Puedes comprobar que funciona correctamente cuando el texto "Loading" se vuelve rojo. Este usa el mismo método de parcheo que al mantener el boton "A" pero con el beneficio del DMA.

Si encuentras problemas con algún juego en particular, puedes desactivar el modo DMA manteniendo el boton "A" durante la carga de juegos. En este caso, el text "Loading" se mantendrá azul.

No hay forma de que los usuarios puedan forzar la ejecución del antiguo modo DMA o el modo sin DMA en forma global en individualmente para cada ROM. El modo DMA-QuickSave siempre correrá por defecto a menos que el usuario presione alguno de los botones mencionados anteriormente. Algunos ROMs problemáticos, sin embargo, han sido predefinidos a través de los loaders (cargadores) para que accedan a un modo DMA en particular. Este comportamiento es normal y no puede ser sobreescribirse. Por el momento, no existe una lista de estos ROMs que utilizan un modo DMA predefinido.

Para aquellos juegos donde el modo DMA sea problemático, asegurese primero de actualizar los loaders a la versión más reciente. Los loaders actualizados pueden descargarse desde [http://akaio.gbatemp.net/loaders la página de descarga de Loaders] o via Actualización Wi-Fi desde el menú de AKAIO. Si aun así encuentra algún problema, incluso usando los loaders actualizados, por favor visite la [[AKAIO ROM Compatibility|Página de Compatibilidad de ROMs de AKAIO]] y añada el juego problemático acorde a las instrucciones de la página.

=='''Guías y Guardado en Tiempo Real'''==
Estas características no estan planeadas para ser incluidas en el firmware AKAIO. Nuestra recomendacion es que se contacte con los desarrolladores de Acekard via mail a [mailto:acekard@gmail.com acekard@gmail.com] y le haga llegar la petición a ellos.

=='''En Progreso'''==
Nada de esto está garantizado pero siempre es bueno comunicarle a las personas en que caracteristicas se centrará la atención:
* Ocultar extensiones de archivo en la ventana de configuración.
* Seguir trabajando en el soporte para Acekard+.
* Bloquear R4 Ultra y R4i
* Hacer que las pestañas usen ventanas hijo en lugar de spinboxes.
* Mejor soporte de fuentes.
* Integrar muchos de los cambios hechos por gelu para su loader para R.P.G.

=='''Betas'''==
Algunas versionas BETA serán subidas de vez en cuando en el foro de [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 Acekard de GBAtemp]. No serán subidas en ningún otro lugar.

Las BETAS privadas serán otorgadas por Normatt en el canal [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dynamic=62 #acekard oficial en IRC] y no son para uso público. No deben ser entregadas a nadie más ni pedir por ellas!

=='''Autores Principales'''==
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=29491 Normmatt] - Kiwi. Low-level + Loader man.
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths] - Drinks a lot + Wifi/GUI mods + customer support.
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=85543 gelu] - Mantiene con vida la Acekard R.P.G.
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=130979 Donelwero] Traductor Wiki AKAIO
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=124851 Pendor] Traducción y correcciones menores.

=='''Links'''==
Descargas:
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5802 AKAIO 1.4.1 PROPER *Repack*]
*[http://akaio.gbatemp.net/loaders/ AKAIO loaders]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5112 AKAIO Wifi Plugin 2009-03-20]
*[http://cheats.gbatemp.net/ The NEW massive CHEAT Database] maintained by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=118387 Narin]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=4290 Extensions icon pack] made by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=113027 VatoLoco]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5817 GBA icon pack] made by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=113027 VatoLoco]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5902 homebrew icon pack] made by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=113027 VatoLoco]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=4003 Panasonic SD Formatter Version 2.0.0.3]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=4802 MemTest (for Slot2 Expansions)] by Damian Yerrick
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=3024 Hyperlisk's NOR Eraser]
*[http://www.rarlabs.com/download.htm winRAR v3.80]

Skins/Temas:
*[http://skin.acekard.com Acekard], [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dlcategory=21 GBATemp], [http://nintenskinz.tehskeen.com/gallery/view.php?cat=Acekard_2_Themes Nintenskinz], and [http://www.ndsthemes.com/themes/title/ak2 NDSThemes].
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=4717 AK Edit 1.2.1 by Dan Taylor]
*[http://www.getpaint.net/download.html#download Paint.net v3.36 8/26/08]
*[http://www.gimp.org/windows GIMP for windows], [http://www.gimp.org/macintosh GIMP for Macintosh]

Información:
*[http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html How To Ask Questions The Smart Way]
*[[AKAIO ROM Compatibility|GBATemp's AKAIO ROM Compatibility article]]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=140917 AKAIO 1.4.1 PROPER Release Thread]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 GBATemp's Acekard Forum]
*[http://akaio.gbatemp.net/ AKAIO Official Website]
*[[AKAIO/ja|AKAIO日本語 article]]
*[[3 in 1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V|GBATemp's EZ 3in1 article]]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&act=Search&mode=adv&f=0 GBATemp Search Form]
*[[AKAIO|Wiki AKAIO en Inglés]]

Herramientas en Línea:
*[http://www.shunyweb.info/convert.php Shunyweb Save Game Converter Web site].

=='''F.A.Q.'''==
Revisa la Sección de Preguntas Frecuentes en el Wiki original en inglés. Debido a que es actualizado casi diariamente y será más sencillo que encuentres la respuesta que buscas en ese lugar.
[[http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php/AKAIO#F.A.Q. F.A.Q. de AKAIO Wiki en inglés]]

[[Category:Acekard]]

WiiSX compatibility list (beta 2)

2012-02-15T05:26:09Z

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== WiiSX beta 02 ==
This Wiki page is a compatibility list for WiiSX, a Sony Playstation Emulator for the Wii. 
WiiSX is developed by tehpola, sepp256 and emu_kidid.

[http://emulatemii.com http://emulatemii.com/]

=== Download ===
'''The official version''' 
* Beta 2.1 can be found on [http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiisx Wiibrew.org] or [http://code.google.com/p/pcsxgc/downloads/list?saved=1&ts=1278187317 WIISX Google Code].

'''The unofficial versions''' 

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SY9EFE4N Mod01] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SY9EFE4N sources], based on Beta2, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Require cIOS202

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IHH8K98O Mod02] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YG0T175A sources], based on Beta2.1, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Require cIOS202

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7Q4LE88P Mod03] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6HKDK4QK sources], based on Beta2.1 to be used with Tantric's cIOS202 v1.1, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Support for USB Port 1 and Port 2
.Require cIOS202 v1.1

* [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4G8SL1V3 Mod04b] and the [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0DQFMSEP sources], based on Beta2.1 to be used with Official IOS58, by [[matguitarist]].
.Support for USB 2.0
.Support for USB Port 1 and Port 2
.No cIOS required, but you need the official IOS58 (present on System menu 4.3, or use the [http://wiibrew.org/wiki/IOS58_Installer IOS58 installer])

Note from matguitarist : It's possible that some third party classic controller and HDD who doesn't work in the official release work cause i compiled it with my mod libogc SVN

=== Help ===

'''Installation :''' 
Extract WiiSX-beta2.zip to the root of your SD or USB. ( FAT32 Support only )

If you are using an extractor program which doesn't create empty folders, create them manually. Your device (SD or USB) must look like this :

'''"Device:/apps/wiiSX/"'''
Put boot.dol, icon.png and meta.xml here 
'''"Device:/wiisx/bios/"'''
Put your bios here (SCPH1000.bin (jp) SCPH1001.bin (USA) or SCPH1002.bin (Eur) 
'''"Device:/wiisx/isos/"'''
Put your ISO/BIN/CUE here 
'''"Device:/wiisx/saves/"'''

'''Image format :''' 
Your game image can be in raw 2352 format (.bin or .img), and beta 2 now accepts .iso format (.iso, .nrg, .mds, renamed to .iso)

If your file is .bin.ecm, your image is compressed with ecm (Error Code Modeler), where the error codes are removed from the file. You need to uncompress the file using Neill Corlett's [http://www.neillcorlett.com/ecm/ unecm] to recreate the complete binary image.

For more help using WiiSX or editing this page, please go to the [http://gbatemp.net/t227793-wiisx-beta-2-teaser WiiSX GBAtemp Thread].

== Game compatibility ==

=== Instructions ===
- '''Games region affects the compatibility.'''
When adding a game, please specify the region and game ID

Game's region and ID can be checked on http://www.sonyindex.com/

- There are 2 emulation modes : Dynamic recompiler (Dynarec) and Interpreter.

Always try the other mode if it's not working with the current one.

- If a game doesn't work, explain where and what is the error (Code dump, freeze but soft reset working (back to HBC), freeze + soft reset not working (Wii power off needed), graphic glitches, etc.)

If possible, give the stack dump, they are helpful to know where the code is hanging and what need to be corrected.

You can also report the problem and game compatibility to the official development website http://code.google.com/p/pcsxgc/issues/list

=== How to add a game ===
- create a new line :
<pre> {{ WiiSX | Game name | Region | Game ID | Works, Issues, Doesn't Work | Comment }} </pre>
Example :
<pre> {{ WiiSX | Castlevania: Symphony of the Night | NTSC-U | SLUS-00067 | Works | Runs extremely well, although the sound is very choppy }} </pre>

{|border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="background:#F0F0F0;border: 1px #222222 solid;text-align:center;" width=480px
! style="background:#E9E9E9;border: 1px #111111 solid;" |Compatibility Legend
|-
|style="background:green;"|Works : Games that work 100% or just have audio/video stutter which doesn't affect gameplay. Game can be slow but playable in this color too.
|-
|style="background:orange;"|Issues : Games that mostly work but with more serious but playable bugs, or random lockups (random doesn't mean lock up every time at the same spot in the game).
|-
|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work : Games that do not load and have major problems and/or are unplayable, or have consistent lock ups.
|}

=== Games ===

==#==
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{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | 007: The World Is Not Enough | NTSC-U | SLUS-01272 | Doesn't Work | Tested by MrKill: freeze on loading screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | 007: Tomorrow Never Dies | NTSC-U | SLUS-00975 | Doesn't Work | Tested by MrKill: freeze on loading screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | 2 on 2 Open Ice Challenge| NTSC-U | SLUS-00327 | Works | Tested by DuP, Great video, great speed }}
{{ WiiSX | 3Xtreme| NTSC-U | SCUS-94231| Works | Tested by Dracbat59. Slow videos, gameplay perfect! }}
|}

==A==
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{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Ace Combat 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00404| Issues |'''Dynarec''' : code dump when you press start. '''Interpreter''': slow speed, but there is no glitches. }}
{{ WiiSX | Action Replay Version 4.20 | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec (Can also run with Interpreter, however at a bit of a slower speed, for games that require it), Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Works perfectly. After selecting cheats for a game, press the start button and select "With Codes." When it asks to insert game disc, go into the WiiSX menu and select the "Swap CD" option. Select the respective game and exit out of the WiiSX menu. Press the X button, and Action Replay will boot the game with the selected cheats enabled.}}
{{ WiiSX | Adventures of Lomax | NTSC-U | SCUS-94906 | Works | Full speed, no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Alien Resurrection | PAL-E | SLES-02913 | Doesn't Work | Tested By Blackshadow, Plays 20th FOX intro music with no video then code dumps }}
{{ WiiSX | Alien Trilogy | PAL-E | SLES-00101 | Works | Tested By Blackshadow, Works Flawlessly on Dynarec using Framelimit no dither and no frameskip }}
{{ WiiSX | Alundra | PAL-G | SLES-01256 | Works |Works perfectly in Dynarec (USB2.0 Mod + SCPH1001 Bios. When picking any Item from bushes you cut down in first town, stops responding. Otherwise is good.)}}
{{ WiiSX | Ape Escape | NTSC-U | SLUS-01041 | Doesn't Work |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: 60 FPS, Works until Dualshock screen where you are unable to continue due to black screen.}}
{{ WiiSX | Arc the Lad | NTSC-U | SLUS-01224 | Works | Runs extremely well, I would say it is near perfect. Using Dynarec, Booting through Bios, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off
Using MOD 02}}
{{ WiiSX | Arc the Lad III | NTSC-U | SLUS-01253 | Works | The game works almost like the original, except if you try saving the game, you get an error and are returned to the HBC. Use save-states instead, and the game will run fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men 3D | NTSC-U | SLUS-00491 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

The FMV's in this game are very laggy, the game is playable. There was no background music, I dunno if the game has this.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS! }}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men: Air Attack | PAL-E | SLES-02498| Works | Tested by lancea34

'''Dynarec''': Works almost perfectly. Frame Limit ON, Frame Skip ON, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above but unplayable due to slow speed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Army Men: Air Attack 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01132| Works | Tested by lancea34

'''Dynarec''': Works almost perfectly. Characters are invisible in dialog box. Frame Limit ON, Frame Skip ON, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above but unplayable due to slow speed. }}
{{WiiSX | Army Men: Sarge's Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01202 | Works | dithitering:any
bios or hle
dynarec
works great...though loading times are damningly long, 5m+ }}
{{ WiiSX | Azure Dreams | NTSC-U | SLUS-00614 | Works | Works perfectly }}
|}

==B==
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{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Baldur's Gate (unreleased) | NTSC-U | SLUS-01037 | Doesn't Work | Throws exception immediately after booting }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Arena Toshinden | NTSC-U | SCUS-94200 | Works | Mostly full speed, some slowdown at certain stages but no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Arena Toshinden 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00220 | Works | full speed, no music }}
{{ WiiSX | Battle Hunter | NTSC-U | SLUS-01335 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34
Screen flickers for one second and then freezes at a black screen in both '''Dynarec''' and '''Interpreter'''. Pressing any button does nothing. You can still access the WiiSX menu though...}}
{{ WiiSX | Battletanx: Global Assault | NTSC-U | Unknown | Doesn't Work | Freezes at title screen }}
{{ WiiSX | Beyond The Beyond | NTSC-U | SCUS-94702 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Blast Chamber | NTSC-U| SLUS-00219| Doesn't Work | Seems to work, but the controller does not. Cannot push start, but I bet it would work if u could. BIOS, DYNAREC, USB Mod 2.0 IOS58. Tested by KenithCanule}}
{{ WiiSX | Bomberman World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00680 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None
by Hero: Works like the original}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire III | NTSC-U | SLUS-00422 | Works |Works fine on Dynarec. }}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire III | PAL-F | SLES-01319 | Works | '''Interpreter only''' (Dynarec freeze the Wii at game launch, need a Hard reboot). Around 30-40FPS. Personal note : What a horrible French translation ! Do not play PAL-F if you want to understand the story.}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire IV | NTSC-U | SLUS-01324 | Works | Dynarec : Works around 90% most of the time, slight slow downs during battles/cutscenes, very much playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Breath of Fire IV | PAL-E | SLES-03552 | Works | Dynarec, Frame limiter ON, Frame skip OFF. Works 100% at 50FPS, tested through USB with USB2.0 Mod01}}
{{ WiiSX | Bubsy 3D | NTSC-U | SLUS-00110 | Works | Very choppy sound and framerate }}
{{ WiiSX | Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time | PAL-E | N/A | Doesn't Work | The cutscreen mode won't stop after cleared the tutorial}}
{{ WiiSX | Bushido Blade 2 | NTSC-U | Not Sure | Works | Decent framerate and gfx for single player, multiplayer is a crawl. Bios, Dynarec, Dithering, USB Mod 2.0 IOS58. Tested by KenithCanule }}
{{ WiiSX | Bust a move 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00233 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, No music, full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Buster Bros Collection | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Crashes while being played on Dynarec, but works perfect at full speed on Interpreter.}}
|}

==C==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Captain Tsubasa J Get in the Tomorrow | NTSC-J | SLPS-00310 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None
by Hero: Works like the original}}
{{ WiiSX | Casper | NTSC-U | N/A | Issues | Works only in the beginning but when entering any different room, the game will freeze sadly :(.}}
{{ WiiSX | Castlevania Chronicles | NTSC-U | SLUS-01384 | Works | Tested 2 different rips of the game. 
'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None First Rip Result: Hangs at title screen once you make a selection. Second Rip Result: Runs near perfectly, other than the music which sounds slightly off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Castlevania: Symphony of the Night | NTSC-U | SLUS-00067 | Works | Tested by clarky : Runs extremely well, although the sound is very choppy 
Tested by [[Cyan]] : Saving is fast now (It was very slow on beta 1). 
'''Interpreter''' : Slow 30fps. Best settings : Limit PFS Off, Frame skip On. 
'''Dynarec''' : Better than interpreter, but still a little slow (35~60pfs). Not playable with frame skip On. Best settings : Limit FPS Off, Frame skip Off. 
With Beta2 Mod01 over USB, it's working 100% fine with dynarec+limit+skip}}
{{ WiiSX | Centipede | NTSC-U | SLUS-00807 | Works |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Result: Near perfect. 50-60 FPS}}
{{ WiiSX | Chocobo's Dungeon 2 | NTSC-U | Not Sure| Works| Works good, tested thru bios, usb mod2.0. Tested by KenithCanule}}
{{ WiiSX | Chrono Cross | NTSC-U | SCUS-01041 | Works | '''Without BIOS''': Minor sound problems (audio skips a little here and there). Random code dump or a freeze while entering a battle. The letters on the screen when naming a character are glitchy and un-seeable.
'''With BIOS''': Using the BIOS (SCPH1001.BIN) to load the game plays it MUCH better, less audio skips and it doesn't freeze when entering a battle. The letters while naming a character are visible as well.

Works with BIOS audio skips here and there slight lag on some platforms and slight lag going into battles SOMETIMES besides that runs perfect (tip...PLAY WITH BIOS)
'''Settings''': CPU Core: '''Dynarec'''; Limit FPS: '''Auto'''; Frame Skip: '''On''', Dithering: '''None''' Result: Full Speed (50-60 FPS) - Tested by VoltManEXE & Igalacka}}
{{ WiiSX | Cotton Original: Fantastic Night Dreams | NTSC-J | SLPS-02034 | Issues | Tested the English translated version by Lina`Chan. 60 FPS in Dynarec, but the pad sometime doesn't respond for few seconds.}}
{{ WiiSX | Colin Mc Rae Rally | PAL-E | SLES-00477 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Colin Mc Rae Rally 2 | PAL-E | SLES-02605 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, ~40-45 FPS, A little slow but fully playable, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot | NTSC-U | SCUS-94900 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS,
by MrKill: FPS ~50 FPS with frame skip off }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back | NTSC-U | SCUS-94154 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS}}I would say flawless but the sound is a bit slurrd besides that pretty much perfect... *tested by igalacka WITH BIOS*
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back | PAL-E | SLES-00967 | Works | Works very good. Use the same NTSC-U's settings. }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped | NTSC-U | SCUS-94244 | Works |'''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~55 FPS, Slight sound problems 
Enemies in the underwater levels are invisible/nearly invisible, making it difficult to progress. 
In Tomb Time (Level 9), objects (e.g. floating platforms, as well as Crash himself) become invisible when they are above a bottomless pit, making it difficult to proceed.}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bash | NTSC-U | SCUS-94570 | Issues | Tested by Blackshadow Opening voices are off game however main loads fine at full speed but pause menu lacks text analogue stick doesn't function but dpad works fine tested on '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None }}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Bash | PAL-E | SCES-02834 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Blackshadow Freezes with music playing on the opening text}}
{{ WiiSX | Crash Team Racing | NTSC-U | SCUS-94426 | Issues | Tested by MrKill: Characters on cars and items boxes are invisible, no music. }}
{{ WiiSX | Croc: Legend of the Gobbos | NTSC-U | SCUS-00530 | Doesn't Work | Hangs and brings up a code dump after the opening credits. Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Croc: Legend of the Gobbos | PAL-E | SLES-00593 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow Music Lag but otherwise loads perfectly fine on dynarec FPS limit on, Frameskip off, Dithering off}}
{{ WiiSX | Croc 2 | PAL-E | SLES-02088 | Doesn't Work | Black Screens with sound playing controller cuts out requiring reset(however the emulator itself doesnt freeze as it saves shortly before resetting). Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Crusader: No Remorse | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Game runs perfectly on default settings. No music though, and video is choppy and delayed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Crusaders of Might and Magic| NTSC-U| Not Sure| Works| Works good but its slow when entering new areas. Also doesnt save correctly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Civilization II| NTSC-U| -| Works| Works well, but sometimes randomly stops responding to controller, especially if a wonders video just played.}}
|}

==D==
{{ABCNavi}}

{{WiiSXTblStart}}
{{ WiiSX | Daibouken Deluxe - Harucanaru Umi | NTSC-J | SLPS-00813 | Works | Tested by HtD: Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Darkstone - Evil Reigns | NTSC-U | SLUS-01182 | Doesn't Work | Tested with interpreter only, hangs at initial black screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX - Maximum Remix | NTSC-U | SLUS-01347 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works perfectly with minor slowdowns. FPS Limit ON, Dithering NONE, FrameSkip OFF.

'''Interpreter:''' Perfect but slow and still playable. Soundtrack isn't affected by slowdowns. }}
{{ WiiSX | Demolition Racer | NTSC-U | SLUS-00969 | Works | Tested by: dbkdbk Perfect speed in dynarec using SD card to load. USB lags a little, same with using Interpreter. Sound is a little glitchy during the menu, but works about as perfectly as possible during gameplay most of the time.}}
{{ WiiSX | Descent | NTSC-U| SLUS-00037 | Works | Tested by: MrKill Perfect sounds, speed and graphics.}}
{{ WiiSX | Descent Maximum| NTSC-U | SLUS-00460 | Works | Tested by: MrKill Perfect sounds, speed and graphics, just like Descent}}
{{ WiiSX | Destruction Derby | PAL-E | SCES-00008 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Blackshadow Fails to load if booted by bios hangs at the PS logo HLE reults in Black screen tested on both cores }}
{{ WiiSX | Destruction Derby 2 | NTSC-U | SCUS-94350 | Issues | Arena derbys work fine, but regular races hang upon starting. Tested with both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Devil Dice | PAL-M5 | SCES-01312 | Doesn't Work | The game don't run, I can't access to the main menu. Tested with Dynamec and Interpreter. }}
{{ WiiSX | Diablo | NTSC-U | SLUS-00619 | Works | Tested by MrKill. Sounds and graphics are perfect, voices are good. Speed is better with Frame Skip On.}}
{{ WiiSX | Die Hard Trilogy | NTSC-U | SLUS-00119 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

This game is playable but there is a small problem, this game uses CDDA audio streaming (for the background music) wich is not implemented in the emulator. So there is no background music.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS! }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon Rumble Arena | NTSC-U | SLUS-01404 | Works | Tested by PabloACZ. Works like a charm on Beta 2.1 and USB2 Mod 2.1 using the default settings. No noticeable graphic problems, at least for me, just that the game runs a bit slow on some scenes. Nothing that really matters.}}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World | NTSC-U | SLUS-01032 | Works | Tested by: still no user yet. No dialog bugs in 2.1. Otherwise runs fine with dynarec and frame limiter + no skip. but something is wrong with the limiter here when comparing to the PAL version. it seems like everything is 1-2 fps too slow with limiter and music is distorting. Those problems wasn't in the PAL one. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World | PAL-E | SLES-02914 | Works | Tested by: I have no user yet. Works at 100% perfect with frame limiter in dynarec no skip. interpreter works but is too slow. No dialog bugs anymore. Sound is 99% perfect. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01193 | Works | Tested by Anon: Works great, some slow down when you have all 3 digimon in your party, some sound glitch. }}
{{ WiiSX | Digimon World 2003 | PAL-E | SLES-03936 | Works | Tested by GilBoy: Works perfect, full speed, good sound and fast load }}
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis | PAL-E | SLES-02207 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Blackshadow Hangs at the there is blood and gore message(on HLE and bios) tested with dithering on/off, frameskip on/off interpreter/Dynarec all hang }}
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis | NTSC-U | N/A | Playable |Tested by Majin: Plays perfectly, though no in-game voices. My guess is becuase they are stored in an associated .ape file. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dino Crisis 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01279 | Works | Works nearly perfect. Cut scene sound is completely messed up, better off skipping them. However the in game sound works just fine. }}
{{WiiSX | Divide: Enemies Within, the | NTSC-U | SLUS-00317 | playable | ''''Dynarec:'''' Doesn't boot.

'''Interpreter:''' ~40FPS, Slow, but playable. Sometimes likes to blackscreen at game select, just restart WiiSX. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Ball Final Bout | PAL-E | SLES-00964 | Works | Works exatly like the american version}}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout | NTSC-U | SLUS-00493 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfect, good video, sound, and runs at full speed. During gameplay sometimes might seem just a little slow. }}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Warrior VII | NTSC-U | SLUS-01206 | Issues | Works but no text/textboxes appear, neither on menu screen or in game}}
{{ WiiSX | Dragon Quest Monsters I·II - Hoshiori no Yuusha to Bokujou no Nakamatachi | NTSC-J | SLPM-87050 | Works | Test by HtD: Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Driver | NTSC-U | SLUS-00842 | Works | Tested by MrKill: seems good, if only i was able to sucess the training. The game crash or code dump when you choose Try Again. }}
{{ WiiSX | Duke Nukem: Time to Kill | PAL-E | SLES-01515 | Issues |Tested by Blackshadow voices are a bit sluggish plus dukes voice clips seem to loop repeatedly even with clips not from that level eg he refers to a waste barrel from a level later on on the first level and so on also note that the sound menu is constantly stuck going right so reducing voice volume isn't possible and if you destroy a camera the game boots back to HBC tested with Dynarec Framelimit on, dithering off, frameskip off }}
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{{ WiiSX | Ehrgeiz | PAL | SLES-02111 | Issues | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default
'''Results:''' Arcade Mode freezes on loading screen. Quest mode freezes after intro text.}}
{{ WiiSX | Exhumed | PAL-E | SLES-00097 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Einhander | NTSC-U | SCUS-94243 | Works | Playable in Dynarec (30~50 FPS). Test frameskip On/Off to your taste }}
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{{ WiiSX | Fade to Black | NTSC-U | SLUS-00236 | Works | Tested by Perebre: Runs Perfect! }}
{{ WiiSX | Felony 11-79 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00533 | Works | Great with dynarec. Video and in-game at full speed with default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy VII | NTSC-U | SCUS-94163 | Issues | Tested by Skippy: Same thing as PAL, Works up until the first battle on Dynarec, Works through the battle on Interpreter. Settings are Limit FPS Auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering None : Test#2 by Kyo, Unplayable gave above settings a go as well as some of my own Always stops on first battle as soon as you get off the train... Tested by Lother: It works just fine with Interpreter. The only thing is that the music is slower, but the actual gameplay works just perfectly, battles and everything. Switching back to Dynarec always crashes at the first battle.}}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy VIII | NTSC-U | SLUS-00892 | Issues | Works fine, very slight slowdown. Code dump when you encounter Zell for the first time (Its because of the movie, saving before the code dump, putting the game to interpreter and the game will work fine, after that you can put the game to dynarec. Black screen on random battles or some fixed battle, interpreter should fix it. Playable

Tested by lancea34

Not true; it didn't freeze when I encountered Zell. The freezings are random for everybody. Already on disk 2 (UPDATE: Finished the game). How to change disk: before you change disk, it asks you to save. Make that save on memory card slot 2. Exit game and load the next disk and load the save off mem slot 2. You're done.}}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy IX | NTSC-U | SLUS-01251 | Doesn't Work | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Intro movie simply doesn't play, only sound. After "Start New Game" code dump or freezes, soft reset not working (Wii power off needed). Tested with both cores and w/o bios. UNPLAYABLE. }}
{{ WiiSX | Final Fantasy Tactics | NTSC-U | SCUS-94221 |Works | Rare minor sound glitches and slowdowns - plays fine otherwise.}}
{{ WiiSX | Formula 1 97 | PAL-E | SLES-00859 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, 45-50 fps, fair, zeb44 }}
{{ WiiSX | Front Mission 2 | NTSC-J | SLPS-01000 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None
'''Result''' : run almost perfect have some jitter but most part is fine sometimes have graphic glitch of wanzers on the map restart emulator solved this problem}}
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{{ WiiSX | GameShark Version 5 | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec (Can also run with Interpreter, however at a bit of a slower speed, for games that require it), Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Works perfectly. After selecting cheats for a game, press the start button and select "Start Game." When it asks to insert game disc, go into the WiiSX menu and select the "Swap CD" option. Select the respective game and exit out of the WiiSX menu. Press the X button, and GameShark will boot the game with the selected cheats enabled.}}
{{ WiiSX | Gauntlet Legends | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Seems to be working fine for me. First ISO I tried was bad, second one works (upload by Spectro seems to be fine). Somewhat slow and glitchy, but very playable nonetheless.}}
{{ WiiSX | Gex | NTSC-U | SLUS-00042 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Near perfect. Minor slowdown here & there. }}
{{ WiiSX | Gex 2: Enter the Gecko | NTSC-U | SLUS-00598 | Doesn't Work | Can't play it never gets to the title screen just keeps playing videos}}
{{ WiiSX | Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko | NTSC-U | SLUS-00806 | Issues | Works except analog control is wonky and now and than you will fall through the stages plus the sound is mega screwed }}
{{ WiiSX | Gran Turismo | PAL-M5 | SCES-00984 | Works | Work perfectly in Dynamec, except sometimes the background music slows. }}
{{ WiiSX | Gran Turismo 2 - Simulation Mode | NTSC-U | SCUS-94488 | Issues | Using USB2 mod game runs flawless, sometimes a little slow on menus. Cars ricochete out of control if crash into a wall. some CPU vehicles drive about 5mph, and as if on oval wheels. CPUs can also, on rare occasions, ricochete as well.}}
{{ WiiSX | Grand Theft Auto | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | '''Dynarec''' Works perfectly. Limit FPS, Auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering none. }}
{{ WiiSX | Grand Theft Auto 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00789 | Works | Tested by lancea34 '''Dynarec''': Works perfectly 100%. No lag, no glithces, just perfect. Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Always. '''Interpreter''' Works fine but very slow... }}
{{ WiiSX | Grandia | NTSC-U| SCUS-94457 SCUS-94465 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: None Near perfect. }}
{{ WiiSX | Grinch, The | NTSC-U | SLUS-01197 | Issues | Tested by lancea34 '''Dynarec:''' Gameplay is fine but very glitchy; you randomly fall through the ground, can't get a grip to climb leaps (I could only climb once in my entire playthrough) and cutscenes are faster than normal. '''Interpreter:''' Same problems just slower.}}
{{ WiiSX | Guardian's Crusade | NTSC-U | SLUS-00811 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Harvest Moon: Back to Nature | NTSC-U | SLUS-01115 | Doesn't Work | Tested by JoeCo

Black screen, never loads, tried every combination of emulation modes and video settings, with and without BIOS, never got it to load. Soft resets needed after trying to load }}
{{ WiiSX | Hexen | NTSC-U | SLUS-00348 | Works | Tested by MrKill : Works well, don't remember on a real PSX I found the game a little dark, if not it is perfect. }}
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{{ WiiSX | In Cold Blood | PAL-E | SCES-02149 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34:
Controls don't respond at main menu on both dynarec and interpreter through bios and not. Main menu background is distorted.}}
{{ WiiSX | Intelligent Qube | NTSC-U | SCUS-94181 | Works | tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec }}
{{ WiiSX | Interplay Sports Baseball 2000 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00850 | Issues | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

The game boots fine, browsing in the menus does fine too. When you start a game the video gets glitchy, everything goes way too fast and according the FPS meter the game runs in 60 FPS which is false.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS!}}
{{ WiiSX | Italian Job, The | PAL-E | SLES-03489 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34

Hangs at first loading screen in both Dynarec and Interpreter, through bios and not. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Jackie Chan Stuntmaster | NTSC-U | SLUS-00684 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34

First screen is shown which is then followed by the first FMV which is a garbled mess to then freeze at a black screen in both Dynarec and Interpreter. }}
{{ WiiSX | Jade Cocoon | NTSC-U | SLUS-00854 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off/On, Dithering: Default
'''Results:''' Lots of audio and video stuttering. Locks up randomly during dialogue.}}

{{ WiiSX | JoJos Bizarre Adventure | NTSC-U | SLUS-01060 | Works | Tested by Blankman

Plays perfectly with slight audio fluctuations in intro music. }}
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{{ WiiSX | K-1 Grand Prix | NTSC-U | SLUS-000941 | Works | Runs perfect, even faster than original PS1 (which is good for this game).}}
{{ WiiSX | Kartia | NTSC-U | SLUS-00631 | Doesn't Work | By Hero: Hangs after 5 Minutes playing Tested on both cores.}}
{{ WiiSX | Klonoa - Door to Phantomile | NTSC-U | SLUS-00585 | Works | Has minor lag (I'd estimate about 55 fps) on Dynarec, but still fully playable. I haven't tested on Interpreter.}}
{{ WiiSX | King's Field | NTSC-J | SLPS-00017 | Doesn't Work | Test by HtD: Booted it through BIOS on Interpreter & Dynarec and it said "abort called." then took me back to the Homebrew Browser. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen | PAL-F | SLES-00522 | Works | 100% perfect on Dynarec, FPS limit On, Frame skip Off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver | NTSC-U | SLUS-00708 | Works | Slow on dynarec (~30pfs). Frame skip+FPS limiter On is working when the game is not loading. 
iso tested on USB. Works fine at 60FPS with beta2 Mod02.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver | PAL-F | SLES-02024 | Doesn't Work | Maybe it's due to my version, which is intro'd by Paradox. Freeze at Title screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Dragoon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94491 | Works | Works fine just beat the game today. just load up with .cue ans set it to Dynarec. The only problem is that their is a 5 second music lag in battle other than that works perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Legaia | NTSC-U | SCUS-94254 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Result: ~60 FPS, Slowdowns at points which can be fixed by turning Frame skip on}}
{{ WiiSX | Legend of Mana | NTSC-U | SLUS-01013 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None Played through first quest worked 100%}}
{{ WiiSX | Loaded | NTSC-U | SLUS-00076 | Works| Both interpreter and Dynarec : Constantly reboot to Title screen. Works fine with SCPH1002 bios (renamed to SCPH1001) and dynarec}}
{{ WiiSX | LSD - DREAM EMULATOR [LIMITED EDITION] | NTSC-J | SLPS-01556 | Works | Tested by HtD: This game works perfectly, tested it on Dynarec and Interep.}}
{{ WiiSX | Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete | NTSC-U | SLUS-00628 SLUS-00899 |Issues | ISO will not load automatic soft reset occurs. Game is bin/cue format..Tested by Lother: It tends to crash only when there's a scene where the controller rumbles. Turn "Shock" off in options at the main screen. Screen turns black when accessing menu on Dynarec, switch to Interpreter when using menu.}}
{{ WiiSX | Lunar 2: Eternal Blue | NTSC-U | SLUS-01071 SLUS-01239 SLUS-01240 | Doesn't Work | ISO will not load automatic soft reset occurs. Game is img format it used 2 work on Beta 1 although it was insanely fast walking around. Tested by Lother: After all the movies it gets stuck playing all the voices in the game. Sound emulation clearly needs work.}}
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{{ WiiSX | Magic Carpet | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Magical Drop III | PAL-E | SLES-02964 | Works | Works but the game's music bug}}
{{ WiiSX | Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01059 | Works | Works perfectly in Dynarec. Crashes on Beta 2.1}}
{{ WiiSX | Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes | NTSC-U | SLUS-01059 | Works | Works perfectly in Interpreters, bios (scph-1001). Test on Beta 2.1 and works great. No crashes.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medal of Honor | NTSC-U | SLUS-00974 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec, little slowdown when there is a lot of explosions, anything else :) }}
{{ WiiSX | Medal Of Honor: Underground |NTSC-U|SLUS-01270| Works| Tested by Dracbat59: works fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medievil|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works great, best in dynarec with dithering set to none.}}
{{ WiiSX | Medievil II|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works good, best in dynarec with dithering set to none.}}

{{ WiiSX | Mega Man 8 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00453 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default. Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man Legends | NTSC-U | SLUS-00603 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs nearly perfect, although the audio is a bit behind during cut-scenes. There may be times when the audio from cut-scenes that occur later in the game play during regular gameplay and other cut-scenes. Code dumps at Capcom logo before opening scene and title screen. Just press start to skip it.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man Legends 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01140 | Doesn't Work | Hangs after Capcom logo in both dynarec and interpreter.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00561 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works great, sound and video and full speed. The first stage has no problems. On the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage and defeating the boss, the game hangs, using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X5 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01334 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Video and sound are great, and runs at full speed. The first stage works well, but on the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage it freezes with a black screen using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Mega Man X6 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01395 | Issues | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Video and sound are great, and runs at full speed. The first stage works well, but on the stage selection screen, after choosing the stage it freezes with a black screen using both cores, and bios, no bios. The "Home" button still works, or simply reset. '''COMPLETELY WORKS ON WiiSX Beta 1'''. }}

{{ WiiSX | Metal Gear Solid (Disks 1+2) |NTSC-U| SLUS-00594, SLUS-00776 | Works| Tested by Dracbat59: Video playback slow, audio choppy,a bit slow, but playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Metal Slug X | NTSC-U | SLUS-01212 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect and full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Micro Machines V3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00559 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly in Dynarec}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat II | NTSC-J | SLPS-00444 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default. Runs very well. Perhaps slightly too fast.}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero | PAL-E | SLES-01020 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow works flawlessly in Dynarec even health bars show which is a common problem with this game in emulators Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dither none}}
{{ WiiSX | Mortal Kombat Trilogy | PAL-E | SLES-00528 | Issues | Tested by Blackshadow dynarec works best however menus have a load lag and pausing during fight cause WiiSX to boot back to HBC game otherwise loads full speed Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dither none}}
{{ WiiSX | Moto Racer | NTSC-U | SLUS-00498 | Works | Works perfectly in Dynarec (USB2.0 Mod + SCPH1001)}}
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{{ WiiSX | Need for speed | PAL-E | SLES-00223 | Doesn't Work | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Seems OK but no input available, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed 2 | PAL-E | SLES-00658 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect, sometimes slow in menus, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed 3 | PAL-E | SLES-01154 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001

'''Result:''' Works flawelessly, alittle slow. FPS 35-45 without frameskipping. Playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed Porsche Unleashed | NTSC-U | SLUS-01104 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001

'''Result:''' Perfect and full speed, some little framerate drops on some tracks, nothing serious. FPS 55-60 without frameskipping. Playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Need for speed V-Rally 2 | PAL-E | SLUS-01003 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None, Perfect, Full speed, zeb44}}
{{ WiiSX | Note, The | PAL-E | SLES-00749 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works almost perfectly at full speed. Environments occasionally turn black to then return to normal. Frame limit ON, Frame Skip OFF, Dithering ALWAYS.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above just slower. }}
{{ WiiSX | Nuclear Strike | NTSC-U | SLUS-00518 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Works almost perfectly at full speed. FMVs lag a lot, so they won't be useful in understanding the story. Sometimes, if you die, your vehicle won't respawn. Frame limit ON, Frame Skip OFF, Dithering NONE.

'''Interpreter''': Same as above just slower. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus | PAL-E | SLES-01480 | Issues |Tested By Blackshadow, Same as Abe's Oddysee only worse tested on both cores Frame Skip off, Framelimit on, Dithering none }}
{{ WiiSX | Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee | PAL-E | SLES-00664 | Issues |Tested By Blackshadow, Game runs full speed but suffers from mass frame ghosting explosions and such cause the current area to flash repeteadly and any moving objects frames ghost eg move Abe from one side of the screen to the other and a trail of Abes appears behind him flashing in and out of sight tested on both cores Frame Skip off, Framelimit on, Dithering none }}
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{{ WiiSX | Pac-Man World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00439 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | PaRappa the Rapper | NTSC-U | SCUS-94183 | Doesn't Work | Hangs at white screen before the title screen after the opening FMV.}}
{{ WiiSX | PaRappa the Rapper: The Hip-Hop Hero | PAL-M5 | SCES-00743 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Boot Through Bios: Yes, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. It will restart after the third stage if the game isn't booted through bios.}}
{{ WiiSX | Parasite Eve | NTSC-U | SLUS-00662 SLUS-00668 | Issues | CD1 is working fine. CD swapping isn't detected by the game. Cannot continue story on CD2. }}
{{ WiiSX | Parasite Eve II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01042 | Doesn't Work | Tested in both interpreter and Dynarec game freezes on initial Square publishing screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Persona: Revelations | NTSC-U | SLUS-00339 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Persona 2: Innocent Sin | NTSC-J | SLPS-02100 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None.
'''Result:''' Make sure Dithering is off. Some slight audio stuttering. This is the English patch version of the game. }}
{{ WiiSX | Policenauts (Patched to English) | NTSC-J | SLPS-00215 SLPS-00216 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Minor graphic glitches sometimes when english patched text is onscreen. Other than that, runs very well. }}

{{ WiiSX | Power Rangers Zeo - Full Tilt Battle Pinball | NTSC-U | SLUS-00256 | Works | Great with dynarec. No settings changes needed }}
{{ WiiSX | Poy Poy 2 | PAL-E | SLES-01536 | Issues | Code dumps and completely crashes the emu now and than}}
{{ WiiSX | Pro Yakyuu Nettou Puzzle Stadium | NTSC-J | SLPS-01371 | Works | Works perfectly. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Quake II | NTSC-U | SLUS-00757 | Works | Tested by MrKill: Works perfectly. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Rally Cross | NTSC-U | SCUS-94308 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfectly, video and sound run great and runs at full speed. }}
{{ WiiSX | Rayman | NTSC-U | SLUS-00005| Doesn't Work |Tested By MrKill: freeze on Ubisoft screen. }}
{{ WiiSX | Rayman 2: The Great Escape | NTSC-U | SLUS-01235 | Doesn't Work |Tested by Raymaniac: Freeze upon leaving the first level. }}
{{ WiiSX | Ray Tracers | NTSC-U | SLUS-00534| Works |Full speed. Voices sound a bit distorted }}
{{ WiiSX | Ray Tracers | NTSC-J | SLPS-00098| Works |Full speed. Voices sound a bit distorted }}
{{ WiiSX | RC to go | NTSC | SLUS-01285| Works |Perfect (PAL & NTSC), zeb44 }}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing | PAL-E | SLES-02333 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Stack Dump at Midway Logo Sequence.

'''Interpreter''' : BSOD at Midway Logo Sequence.}}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing | NTSC-U | SLUS-00857 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Stack Dump at Midway Logo Sequence.

'''Interpreter''' : BSOD at Midway Logo Sequence.}}
{{ WiiSX | Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01147 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Codetester47: Tested with and without BIOS.
'''Dynarec''' : Major Pixelation during the Midway Logo sequence which leads to a Stack Dump at the beginning of the Intro.

'''Interpreter''' : Again, Major Pixelation during the Midway Sequence, just at a slower FPS. Beginning of the Intro leads to a BSOD.}}
{{ WiiSX | Reloaded | PAL-E | SLES-00537 | Works | Tested by Blackshadow works fine full speed Dynarec, Limit FPS on, Frameskip off, Dithering off }}
{{ WiiSX | Return Fire | NTSC-U | SLUS-00184 | Works | Tested by AWW ,Almost Perfect, after a victory the clip takes a second to load}}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil | NTSC-U | SLUS-00170 | Doesn't Work | Tested by lancea34 }}

Loads to a black screen in both Interpreter and Dynarec, through bios and not. }}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil 2 [Demo] | NTSC-U | SLUS-90009 | Works | '''Dynarec''' : Limit FPS - Auto, Frame Skip - Off, Dithering - off.
Works perfectly. }}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil 3: Nemesis | NTSC-U | SLUS-00923 | Issues | '''Dynarec:''' Runs perfectly at full speed, but stack dumps after the introductory FMV (after starting a new game). Hangs at black screen after loading a game file and anytime you enter a door.
'''Interpreter:''' Runs slowly (about 35-45 FPS). But, everything else works just fine.}}
{{ WiiSX | Resident Evil Survivor|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| Works perfectly. best in Dynarec with dither off.}}
{{ WiiSX | Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure | NTSC-U | SLUS-01073 | Works | Works on '''Beta2.0 only''' (not beta2.1, the game freeze when an enemy attacks). This game doesn't have a readable Disc ID. WiiSX reads the previously played game data instead, so verify it wiiSX says NTSC on game info or play an NTSC game before playing Rhapsody or it will hang at loading screen. 
Same for memory card filename based on disc ID, so it will load the same memory card than the previously played game, or empty name ".mcd" if there is no previous game. if no memory card found, force memory card loading in Current ISO menu. It needs booting through Bios. '''Interpreter''' : A little slow, Best settings : controller Standard, limit FPS Off, Frame skip ON '''Dynarec''' : Perfect with Controller Standard, Limit FPS On, Frame skip ON }}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer | NTSC-U | SCUS-94300 | Works |Works very well though no bg music}}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer Revolution | NTSC-U | SLUS-00214 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Works perfect and at full speed}}
{{ WiiSX | Ridge Racer Type 4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00797 | Works | tested n both cores, loads with no graphical errors but runs very slowly with no music }}
{{ WiiSX |Rival Schools (Arcade Disk) | NTSC-U | SLUS-00681| Works | A bit slow gameplay, use Dynarec, Rumble on. (Tested by Dracbat59) }}
{{ WiiSX | Rurouni Kenshin - Meiji Kenyaku Romantan - Juuyuushi Inbou Hen | NTSC-J | SCPS-10048 | Works | Tested by HtD - Runs through BIOS only.}}
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{{ WiiSX | SaGa Frontier | NTSC-U | SCUS-94230 | Works | Tested by Cyan : Works fine with SCPH1001. Do not use Analog pad. Tested with interpreter and Dynarec. Minor sound issue with menus '''Note :''' Don't use HLE Bios or else it will ask for another memory card after Squaresoft logo. }}
{{ WiiSX | SaGa Frontier 2 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00933 | Issues | Tested by Cyan : Works with SCPH1001. Tested with both Dynarec and Interpreter. Minor sound issue with menus. The 2D is working fine, but 3D battles are [http://pix.gbatemp.net/746/DSCN2294.JPG missing V-synch ?] Still playable, but hard to read. 
'''Note:''' Do not use HLE bios or else it will black screen at launch.}}
{{ WiiSX | Shaolin | PAL | SLES-01658 | Works | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings''': Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.

Works great, runs on fullspeed, sometimes the audio gets a little bit laggy but you wont notice it at all.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS, else it will be glitchy and finally it will crash! }}
{{ WiiSX | Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf | PAL-M6 | SLES-02895 | Works |perfect in bios mode on dynarec all sound issues from beta 1 have been fixed}}
{{ WiiSX | Silent Bomber | PAL-E | SLES-02792 | Issues |Tested by Blackshadow (game works full speed but analogue controller cuts out repeatedly standard result in same effect FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Silent Hill | PAL-E | SLES-01514 | Works |Tested by Blackshadow (seems to runs faster than normal but its rare for me) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Sled Storm | NTSC-U | SLUS-00955 | Works | Very playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | South Park | NTSC-U | Unknown | Works | Works great in dynarec- no dither, however has a tendency to stack dump/crash when trying to save game between levels, can be worked around by selecting no at the save screen and using save states instead.}}
{{ WiiSX | Spider Man 2: Enter Electro| PAL-E | SLUS-01378 | Doesn't Work | Game starts however activison logo doesn't load, and the game goes to first load screen, but goes to a red screen and then the wiimote locks up and the game cannot be exited}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94228 | Issues| using matguitarist's mod. FPS auto, Frame Skip Off, Dithering None, Music shuts off as soon as you rescue any dragon on the level and it doesn't come back on until you exit the level! EDIT: Music comes back when you die aswell if your willing to lose a life...}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon | PAL-E | SCES-01438 | Works |Tested by Blackshadow (works fine occasional screen tearing due to no dither. dither works but causes a bit of lag) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon 2 | PAL-E | SCES-02104 | Issues| FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None(others work but lag a little.) music tracks play at random but can be fixed by pausing and unpausing. And now and than the anlog will just go mad and spyro will spin in circles when this happens you have to reset. }}
{{ WiiSX | Spyro the Dragon: Year of the Dragon | NTSC-U | SCUS-94467 | Works | FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None. music tracks don't loop and stop on a level but can be fixed by pausing and unpausing. slowdown on later levels but still 100% playable. NOTE: you will need a direct rip of the game disc to play this as cracked versions will trigger c/p and you won't be able to get past the 1st level! }}
{{ WiiSX | Star Ocean: The Second Story | PAL-F | SCES-02160 SCES-12160 | Works | Dynarec, FPS Auto, Frame skip Off. Works at 50FPS with few lags (tested with samba, SCPH1001 & 1002). The menu has graphic glitches and is not centered on the screen. The right part of the menu is not readable. }}
{{ WiiSX | Star Wars:Dark Forces | NTSC-U | SLUS-00297| Doesn't Work | Tested by Dracbat59 (Takes you back to the Wii Channel)}}
{{ WiiSX | Street Fighter Alpha EX2 Plus | NTSC-U | SLUS-01105 | Doesn't Work | Stack dump right after sony logo}}
{{ WiiSX | Street Fighter Alpha 3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00821 | Works | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Runs great. Sound is not perfect but good enough. Might seem slow but frame skip fixes it. Sometimes freezes after loading a fight, just reset or "home" button. I recommend to use "save states" in case it freezes. }}
{{ WiiSX | Suikoden | NTSC-U | SLUS-00292 | Works | Game runs fine, except no audio at all on videos (logo, intro, title screen, ending?). Tested through SMB, dynarec, Frame Limiter ON, Frame Skip OFF. Overall slightly laggy (because of Samba. I'm sure USB2.0 would run it at 100% speed)}}
{{ WiiSX | Suikoden II | NTSC-U | SLUS-00958 | Works | Game runs fine, the audio is slightly laggy sometime (on video mostly). Tested through USB with USB2.0 Mod, dynarec, Frame Limiter ON, Frame Skip OFF. }}
{{ WiiSX | Super Puzzle Fighter II turbo | NTSC-U |SLUS-00418 | Works | Game runs fine, the audio music is a bit too slow, but FX are ok. Opening video has a vertical shifting.Tested through SD, dynarec. }} {{ WiiSX | Syphon Filter | PAL-E | SCES-01910 | Doesn't Work | Tested by Blackshadow (runs the 989 Studios Screen then Black Screens) FPS Auto, Frame skip Off, Dithering None}}
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{{ WiiSX | Tai Fu - Wrath of the Tiger | NTSC-U | SLUS-00787 | Doesn't Work | Tested by: Ibrahim

'''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.

Intro is very laggy, there is no background music (caused by the CDDA streaming), game freezes sometimes during loading.

'''Note:''' Run this game trough BIOS!}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny | NTSC-U | SLUS-00626 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs near perfect. Minor graphical and audio glitches but runs great.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01355 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs near perfect. Minor graphical and audio glitches but runs great.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Destiny II | NTSC-U | SLUS-01355 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' The voice tracks are played before the character says them and after about three minutes into the game, you cannot get pass the white screen where Reid says "Farah Run"}}
{{ WiiSX | Tales of Phantasia | NTSC-j eng translation | SLUS-00845 | Playable | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
Turn off Event voices using the in-game menu or else it crashes during events.}}
{{ WiiSX | Team Buddies|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| works perfectly, best in dynarec with dither none.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tecmo's Deception - Invitation to Darkness | NTSC-U | SLUS-00340 | Works | Title skip if not using bios run perfecly fine sound seem to slow down sometimes }}
{{ WiiSX | Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins | NTSC-U | SLUS-00939 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Loads fine, plays opening video but can't get past main menu. Displays black screen with music. }}
{{ WiiSX | Theme Park|NTSC-U|Unknown| Works| Works perfectly. tested in dynarec through bios.}}
{{ WiiSX | Thousand Arms | NTSC-U | SLUS-00845 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Sound and voices work great, but freezes at the second text box. Home button takes you back to the WiiSX menu.}}
{{ WiiSX | Threads of Fate | NTSC-U | SLUS-01019 | Works | Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On. Runs almost perfectly. Minor graphical glitches when changing area.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomba! | NTSC-U | SCUS-94236 | Works | '''Settings:''' Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: On, Dithering: Default.
'''Result:''' Runs perfectly. Minor graphical and audio glitches. At some stages a soft, buzzing-like sound plays repeatedly during the music at times, usually at the Dwarf Forest and other stages that share the same track.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - 2 | PAL-F | SLES-00719 | Doesn't Work | '''Settings:''' Dynarec & Interpreter, Limit FPS: AUto, Frame Skip : Off, Dithering : Off, Bios : SCPH1001 & HLE

'''Result:''' Shows the main menu, hangs while loading a level. So, the story and croft mansion aren't playable.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - 3 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01653 | Works |

Settings: Dynarec, Limit FPS: Auto, Frame Skip: Off, Dithering: None.

Result: Runs perfect.}}
{{ WiiSX | Tomb Raider - The Last Revelation | NTSC-U | SLUS-00885 | Issues | Tested by lancea34

It's strange... the first time I tried it it worked . Only problems were some slight slowering and messed-up FMV's. Since then everytime I try to play it always freezes after the initial video. Should have made a quick savestate...}}
{{ WiiSX | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater | NTSC-U PAL-E | SLUS-00860 SLES-02055 | Doesn't Work | Black Screen upon Boot Through Bios Black Screen with music playing upon boot with HLE}}
{{ WiiSX | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 | NTSC-U | SLUS-01485 | Doesn't Work | TESTED BY VIC NEO: Does not work, at all. When the game starts there's some sound but that's it. Using Dynarec, Interpreter, Bios, no Bios, IT JUST DOESN'T WORK. UNPLAYABLE. }}
{{ WiiSX | True Pinball | NTSC-U | SLUS-00337 | Works | Full Speed. Great with dynarec/default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Twisted Metal | NTSC-U | SCuS-94304 |Works |Tested By Alexenochs: it runs perfect under Dynarec Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dithering none. }}
{{ WiiSX | Twisted Metal 2: World Tour | PAL-E | SCES-00567 | Works | Tested By Blackshadow: Epic game made more epic by the fact it runs perfect under Dynarec Framelimit on, Frameskip off, Dithering none. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Vagrant Story | NTSC-U | SLUS-01040 | Doesn't Work | Works great with Dynarec, frame Skip On and Limit FPS On. Sound effect are very bad.
But stack dump when going through the 5th door.}}
{{ WiiSX | Vagrant Story | PAL-F | SLES-02755 | Doesn't Work | Freeze (soft reset working) after selecting "New game". Tested with dynarec and interpreter, with bios SCPH1001 and SCPH1002. }}
{{ WiiSX | Valkyrie Profile | NTSC-U | SLUS-01156 | Doesn't Work | After selecting new game wait until the initial funny sounding music goes away otherwise you'll get a lack screen after selecting a difficulty. Very bad sound issues in both interpreter and dynarec occur when characters speak. Game freezes when Freya first speaks all the characters are visible on screen sound is audible it just hangs there even the button to view previous remark works but it hangs}}
{{ WiiSX | Vigilante 8 | NTSC-U | SLUS-00510 | Issues | Tested by MrKill Settings: Dynarec, frame Skip On and Limit FPS Off, controls are weird, when you are fast the camera has difficulty to follow the car, graphical glitch. it's still playable, speed is better than beta 1.)}}
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{{ WiiSX | WarCraft II: The Dark Saga | NTSC-U | N/A | Works | Works perfectly.}}
{{ WiiSX | Warriors of Might and Magic | NTSC-U | N/A | Doesn't Work | Freezes at title screen.}}
{{ WiiSX | WCW Vs. The World | NTSC-U | SLUS-00455 | Works | Full speed in Dynarec. No music support. }}
{{ WiiSX | Wild Rapids | PAL-E | SLES-02631 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' 100% perfect emulation through bios (SCPH-1001), no problems played to the end, menus a little laggy, FPS: 47-49.75 (in-game), Limit FPS On, Frame Skip Off. Title credits are a bit jerky but doesn't affect gameplay.

'''Interpreter: ''' Slow but playable through bios (SCPH-1001), FPS: 32-37, Limit FPS Off, Frame Skip On. }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout | PAL-E | SCES-00010 | Works | 100% perfect in Dynarec, Limit FPS On, Frame Skip Off. No CD Audio track support yet }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout | NTSC-U | SCUS-94301 | Works | Great in Dynarec, default settings }}
{{ WiiSX | Wipeout 2097 | PAL-E | SLES-00327 | Works | Dynarec: 40 to 50fps in-game. Gameplay seems to be a little too fast but still very playable. }}
{{ WiiSX | World's Scariest Police Chases | NTSC-U | SLUS-01165 | Works | Tested by lancea34
'''Dynarec:''' Perfect in-game with default settings, just a little laggy in the menus.

'''Interpreter:''' Same as Dynarec just slower. }}
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{{ WiiSX | Xenogears | NTSC-U | SLUS-00664 | Works | Dynarec, no FPS Limit, Frame Skip Off. FMVs and transitions are a bit choppy but certainly bearable; works very well rest of the time. '''Tested by Cyan''' : Tested with Dynarec on Mod02 (beta2.1 mod). Works fine, but can't save with normal memory card menu, you must use Save State instead. '''Tested by Lother''' : You must switch to Interpreter to save. Use a savestate first, then switch to Interpreter, then save. It is the only way to switch to disc 2. Playing Disc 2 now.}}
{{ WiiSX | Xenogears | NTSC-U | SLUS-00664 | Doesn't Work | For some reason when I tested this I didn't get the same results as another poster. Dynarec has a code dump right when the initial village is attacked in the opening scenario. Interpreter ha a code dump immediately after selecting new game. I tested it with multiple bin cue files with same same results}}
{{ WiiSX | X-Men vs. Street Fighter | NTSC-U | SLUS-00627 | Works | Runs perfectly with frameskip on }}
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{{ WiiSX | Zero Divide| NTSC-U | SLUS-00183| Works | Slow gameplay and no music, but fully playable. }}
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[[Category:Wii]]
[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]

AKAIO

2012-02-15T05:14:41Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 109.230.216.225 (talk) to last revision by Tempbot

AKAIO (AceKard All-In-One) is a custom OSMenu for the Acekard R.P.G, Acekard 2/2.1 and Acekard 2i. It's loosely based on the official OSMenu but with many additional features and updated compatibility.

[http://www.acekard.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=4022&extra=page%3D1 '''Do not use versions of AKAIO prior to v1.2 on the AK2i''']

If you are using an Acekard 2.1 purchased around December 2009, you must use AKAIO v1.7+. Due to an unreported hardware change, saving required an update which was added into AKAIO v1.7. Acekard has since gone back one revision and the Acekard 2.1 manufactured around December 2009 is no longer made or available for order from Team Acekard.

If you are using an older Acekard 2.1 do not run AKAIO v1.8.2. This update (which was pulled after a handful of downloads) contains AP patching code provided by Team Acekard which overwrites the larger bootloader found in older 2.1 cards.

AKAIO v1.8.3, found on some forums, is a '''FAKE''' release. An anonymous user repacked v1.8.2 in the hopes of causing damage to misinformed users.

The latest release is [http://www.akaio.net/forum/download/file.php?id=222 v1.8.9]
[[Image:Akaio1.8.7.jpg|EvoR|right]]
[[Image:AkRPG.jpg|RPG|left]]
[[Image:Ak22.jpg|AK2|left]]
[[Image:Ak2i2.jpg|AK2i|left]]
[[Image:AKAIO_Theme1.4.jpg|right ]]

=='''Features'''==
* Cheat Improvements - R4/XML Cheat File processing, online updating
* Wii Connectivity
* "Future Adaptable" loader support
* Multiple Save Slots per title - with copying between slots
* Slot-2 Integration - EZ3in1 (w/GBA Patching), eWin 2in1, and older FlashAdvance Pro carts
* 1 Root placed Shortcut
* Multi-page Start Menu
* Filetype-based external icon support
* Custom GBA frame support, per-ROM GBA frame support by gameID
* Per-ROM settings for soft-reset/download play/cheats
* Copying/Cutting/Deleting SAV files along with NDS files
* Support for deletion of folders
* Several improvements to 2byte language support
* Expandable Support for multiple language GUI translations (currently 11 official translations)
* SAV backup/restore from within GUI (.SAV<->.BAK)
* Wi-Fi Cheat Database, Savelist.bin, Wi-Fi plugin, and Loader updates with automatic download resume.
* Support for microSD and microSDHC memory cards (currently up to 32GB)
* Two methods of Homebrew Soft-reset (AK2/AK2i)
* NDS "intro" remover
* Automatic anti-piracy patching routines (AK2/AK2i), SMART loader based anti-piracy patching (R.P.G.)
* Autorun on boot of last .NDS file executed
* Support for G.U.I. themes (skins)
* Hide files by extensions, name, and attribute

=='''Installing and updating'''==
===Quick Guide===
# Format the microSD with the [[#Links|Panasonic formatter]].
# Download the [[#Links|current]] version of AKAIO
# Decompress (using WinZIP, WinRAR, 7z, etc) the file and put the '''__aio*''' folder and '''akmenu4.nds''' at the Root (top most directory) of your microSD card
# Insert the microSD card firmly in the non-spring loaded ak2.1 and ak2i. If your microSD slot is spring loaded make sure it "clicks."
# Insert the Acekard firmly into your NDS, again make sure it clicks**.
# Boot up the NDS, select the Acekard from the firmware Slot-1 selection box, and enjoy

'''*'''Please note that the '''__aio''' folder is hidden by in the globalsettings.ini file by default, do not place homebrew or roms in this folder as you will not be able to access them. You can however set the GUI to display all hidden files and folders. The recommended method is to place your files into folders in Root. Never place a file you want to access in the '''__aio''' directory.

'''**'''The AK2i may experience Printed Circuit Board (PCB) contact issues. In these instances the AK2i may fail to be recognized by the NDS Firmware and will not be displayed or the unflashed Acekard logo will be displayed. Other contact issues can happen after AKAIO has been booted causing Homebrew and ROM execution to freeze and/or save reading and writing to fail. Other issues may occur and this information has only been added as a general guide line for possible boot errors.

===Initial AKAIO Setup===
'''Following these procedures allows you to officially complain about compatibility/setup problems'''
# Download the latest AKAIO from the [[#Links|links]] section below. If you have the official firmware installed, delete the '''__ak2''' (or'''__rpg''') folder and the akmenu4.nds from your memory card. Then extract the downloaded compressed archive (using [http://www.7-zip.org/ 7z], etc) and move the included '''__aio''' folder and '''akmenu4.nds''' file to the Root of your microSD card.
# Download the latest loaders from [http://akaio.net/loaders/ the AKAIO loaders page]
# Download the latest Wi-Fi plugin from [http://akaio.net/wifi/ the AKAIO Wi-Fi page]
# Launch and use your up-dated AKAIO install!

===Updating via computer===

====Updating Cheats====
The latest official GBATemp Cheat Database can be found at [http://www.codemasters-project.net/ codemasters-project.net (requires an account)]. AKAIO can use the CHEATS.XML, CHEAT.DAT, or USRCHEAT.DAT format. Download the database of your choice and then place the database in the '''__aio/cheats''' directory. You can have multiple Cheat Database files in your '''__aio/cheats''' directory. Simply re-name each one so that they are not overwritten. (IE: CHEATS-4-10-09.XML, CHEATS-4-30-09.XML).

====Updating Loaders====
The latest [http://akaio.net/loaders/ loaders] should be placed in the '''_aio/loaders''' directory. You can choose to place only the loader for the Acekard you are using. (IE: ak2loader.nds for the AK2/AK2i)

====Updating Wi-Fi Plugin====
The latest [http://akaio.net/wifi/ Wi-Fi Plugin] should be placed in the '''_aio/plugin''' directory.
====Updating Savelist.bin====
The latest [http://akaio.net/data/savelist.bin Savelist.bin] should be placed in the '''_aio''' directory.

===Updating via Wi-Fi===
The Wi-Fi update is intelligent, it will only update the loaders you need. If you wish to remove the R.P.G. loaders from your AKAIO install, the updater will not replace them. If you are experiencing problems while using the Wi-Fi update, make sure SSID is set to public broadcast on your router, as this is required. AKAIO assumes the user has correctly set up the Wi-Fi features in the DS firmware by using a game that connects to Wi-Fi.
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====Show on Load====
When in doubt pick this option from the "File to Download" spinbox. After confirmation the user will be presented with a set of choices. Here users can pick what to update, which cheat database Web site to download from, and more.

====Updating Wi-Fi Plugin====
Users can update the Wi-Fi plugin itself. The actual plugin may become outdated as known issues are fixed. A manual install of the most recent plugin may be required in order to use new feature, depending on the version number of your AKAIO install. The most current install of AKAIO includes an updated Wi-Fi plugin. Users can search the loader database for 3 or 5 matching files going back 15 days by adjusting the "Previous Files" option.

====Updating Savelist.bin====
R.P.G. owners can update to the latest "savelist.bin" via Wi-Fi by selecting the "savelist.bin" button in the Wi-Fi Update options window

====Updating Cheats====
Cheats can be updated via Wi-Fi in AKAIO. The Cheat Database updates can be updated by navigating to Start > More > Wifi Update. Select the "Cheats" option from the spin box and select "OK". AKAIO will automatically download and uncompress the newest cheat database.

====Updating Loaders====
The current loaders for the AK2/AK2i and R.P.G. can be downloaded via this Wi-Fi update section. Loaders packaged with each revision of AKAIO are only current at the time of release. The Wi-Fi update will only download the loader for the kit you are using. (IE: ak2loader if you are using the Acekard 2/2.1/2i). Users can search the loader database for 3 or 5 matching files going back 15 days by adjusting the "Previous Files" option.

====Get What's New Text====
Enabling the "Get What's New" feature of the Wi-Fi updater will allow you to see developer's comments before deciding to update.

====Previous Files====
This section allows the user to search for 3 or 5 matching files going back 15 days. The options are No, 3, or 5. The option of 3, for example, will query the server for Wi-Fi plugin or Loader updates going back 15 days. If 3 matches are found the user will be presented with options on which to download and install. This feature can be used when it is deemed necessary to load a previous version.
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===Icons===
External icons are supported in AKAIO. They must be in '''BMP format at 32x32x15bpp'''. Naming conventions are described below.
Mr.[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=113027 VatoLoco] has compiled icons for the use with the AKAIO, you can find his post [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=99540 here]
====Per Extension Icons====
Icons named with the extension of the file you wish to associate them with can be placed in the '''__aio/icons''' directory for global usage, or your skin's '''/icons''' directory for usage with just that skin ('''__aio/ui/Adv.Evo/icons''').
For example, to use a custom icon for all files with a "TXT" extension, your icon will be named "TXT.BMP."

====Per File Icons====
Specific icons can be assigned to specific files in AKAIO. Make a standard '''32x32x15bpp''' BMP icon for the file and name it the exact name of the file, but with a .BMP extension. For example, for the file "Bob's homebrew Game.nds", you would use a properly formatted BMP file named "Bob's homebrew Game.BMP."

'''Make sure to place these icons in the same directory as the file you are assigning them to'''.

===GBA Frames===
GBA Frames are supported in AKAIO as of v1.5. They must be in '''BMP format at 256x192x16bpp'''. Place the BMP named with the internal game ID of the GBA ROM in the '''__aio/frames''' directory. The internal game ID can be found using the "internal" view of AKAIO.

===Plugins===
AKAIO supports plug-ins, however due to a lack of community interest most of the plug-in features were removed from AKAIO. Currently AKAIO only features a single plug-in used for Wi-Fi features including wireless system file updates.

===='''Wi-Fi Plug-in'''====
*wfplugin (Wi-Fi)

The Wi-Fi Plugin ('''wfplugin.ak4''') found in '''_aio/plugin''' is used for all Wi-Fi updates. Do not remove this file if you wish to make use of the WI-FI updates. This file has nothing to do with Wi-Fi features found in ROMs and Homebrew.

To update the plug-in navigate to '''Start > More > Wifi Update''' which will bring up the Wi-Fi Update Window. For more information, features, and options in relation to this feature please view the [[#Updating_via_Wi-Fi|Wi-Fi]] section above! If you are having problems connecting via Wi-Fi, enable "Broadcast SSID" on your wireless router.

As of 5/3/2011 the Wi-Fi plug-in features NDS/GBA online save back-up and restoration, better known as Cloud Saving. Once the Wi-Fi plug-in is updated to the 5/3/2011 release or later, this feature can be accessed by selecting Show on Load from the File to Download spinbox. Once the AKAIO updater box appears click on the Save Mgr. button (press X). AKAIO will then display a directory listing of the microSD contents. Navigate to a NDS .SAV file and tap the OK button (press A) to begin the upload process. Save files can also be downloaded back to your microSD card, tap the Switch UL/DL button (Press X) to change modes.

All files are stored at AKAIO.net and each user has been given a set amount of storage space as determined by Smiths. Files are stored via MAC address so it is impossible to download files uploaded from a different NDS console.

Due to issues with the DSWifiLib this feature may not work for all users, as some routers have problems with the method being used (creating new sockets for each transfer). Most users should be able to upload/download 2-5 files in succession before problems occur.

===Interface Theme (Skins)===
Skins allow you to customize the look of the AKAIO menu. Skins can be downloaded from [http://skin.acekard.com Acekard], [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dlcategory=21 GBATemp], and [http://www.ndsthemes.com/themes/title/ak2 NDSThemes]. Skins are installed by placing the appropriate files into the '''__aio/ui''' directory. To use a new skin select it from the options located at '''Start > System Options > Interface Themes'''.
{{:AKAIO_Globalsettings}}

===Savelistex.bin===
If you are updating AKAIO on an AK R.P.G. please backup and replace the '''savelistex.bin''' file. This file contains save information in association with the files on your microSD/NAND. If you do not back it up, the next time you lauch your updated AK R.P.G., this file will be created and blank save file data will be stored for each of your files. After you play a ROM and then reboot your NDS, the cached save data for the file you last launched will overwrite the old save as the new '''savelistex.bin''' file has told the firmware that no previous save existed. To avoid this behavior always copy/paste your old '''savelistex.bin''' file into your new AKAIO update so that your old saves are preserved.

=='''Start Menu'''==
The Start Menu can be accessed by pressing Start or click on the word "Start" on the touchscreen

===Start Menu Options===
[[Image:Start.jpg|right]]
*Copy
*Cut
*Delete
*Paste
*[[#System Options|System Options]]
*[[#Properties|Properties]]
*[[#Cheats|Cheats]]
*More ->
*[[#3in1 FAS1 Slot-2 Support|3in1/FAS1]]
*[[#Wi-Fi Update|Wifi Update]]
*[[#Help|Help]]
*<- Back

=='''System Options'''==
'''Start > System Options'''

Use the L/R buttons or click the on-screen arrows to navigate between different "tabs."

===(Tab 1) System Options===

'''Interface Theme (SKINS)'''
*This spinbox will allow you to choose a skin based on which themes you have placed in your '''__aio/ui''' directory.

'''Interface Language'''
Ordered as they appear in AKAIO

*English
*Spanish
*French
*Italian
*Japanese
*Korean
*Dutch
*Norwegian
*Polish
*Swedish
*Thai
*T Chinese
*Brazilian Portuguese
*S. Chinese
*Czech
*German

New languages may be added to AKAIO, when they are made available. This list is subject to change with each release.

'''Brightness'''
*Settings are 1, 2, 3, or 4. This is a NDS Lite only feature. Clicking the "light bulb" which may be included with your theme and/or using the R-Trigger can also adjust the brightness.

'''Set file list type'''
*This spinbox controls which file extensions are listed while browsing directories on your Acekard. Options are NDS, NDS + SAV, NDS/SAV/BAK, or ALL

'''Icon Animation'''
*This selection will enable or disable the pulsing animation of icons in the file browser.

===(Tab 2) Interface Settings===

'''Scroll Speed'''
*This spinbox changes the speed of the file list vertical scrolling. Options are Fast, Medium, or Slow.

'''File List Style'''
*Options are File Name, Internal Name, Sm. Icon, Sm. Icon Internal, or Text List. Clicking the SELECT button while in the main GUI will also adjust this setting in real-time. Please note that "Internal Name" will show Japanese ROM information for "J" language roms no matter the language setting.
'''Cheat Scrolling'''
*Some people don't like the cheat scrolling, so you can disable it here. Notes will still scroll, however.

'''Cheat Scrolling Speed'''
*This will control the speed at which cheats notes will scroll across the interface. Options are Fast, Medium, and Slow.

'''Show Hidden Files'''
*Allows the user to show/hide files based on their attritrubte or settings. Options are Disabled or Enabled.

'''Hide File Extensions'''
*Hides the file extension from view (ie: .txt, .sav, .nds, etc) as stored in the Globalsettings.ini. Options are Disabled or Enabled.

'''Inverted Touch Scrolling'''
*This option enables or disables inverted touch screen scrolling. When enabled the screen will scroll down when the stylus slides up, when disabled the screen will scroll down when the stylus slides down.

===(Tab 3) File System Settings===

'''Trim ROM when copying'''
*Options are Disabled or Enabled.

'''Copy/Cut SAV with ROM'''
*Copies/cuts/pastes the .sav (and save slots, if applicable) when the ROM is moved to another directory by using the GUI's Cut/Copy/Paste. Options are Disabled or Enabled.

'''Delete SAV with ROM'''
*Deletes the .sav (and save slots, if applicable) when the corresponding ROM is deleted. Options are Enabled or Disabled.

'''Save Ext.'''
*the Save Extension defaults to ".sav" which is standard amongst other flash carts. If you have existing ".nds.sav" files, you can highlight them and select their "Properties" to enable the "Save Extension" button. This button will convert all ".nds.sav" files (including save slots) to ".sav" (and vice-versa) for the title selected, assuming you set the AKAIO save property option to .sav. Options are .sav or .nds.sav.

===(Tab 4) Default Patch Options===

These are the global patch settings. Per-game settings are also available by highlighting a ROM and pressing Y. With this method you can leave on the patches and then if a game fails to load, set its per-game patch settings to Disabled. Patches enter an area of RAM which may be used by the game itself. This is the reason that some games fail to load with certain patches enabled.

'''DS Download Play'''
*This selection controls the cart-to-cart download playability between ROMs. It can be set to Disabled or Enabled.

'''Soft-Reset'''
*AKAIO D-Pad combination is '''L+R+B+A+Down''' while actively using a ROM. This option must be turned on globally to make use of the Homebrew soft-reset feature.

'''Cheat Code Usage'''
*This setting allows the ROMs to use AR cheats. It can be set to Disabled or Enabled.

'''Autorun'''
*Autorun will run the last loaded .NDS file as soon as the AK boots to the AKAIO firmware. '''hold down B at startup to cancel autorun'''. It can be set to Disabled or Enabled.

'''Select Cheat Database'''
*This option allows the user to select which cheat file to use. Renaming older cheat files placed in the '''__aio/cheats''' directory will allow the user to make a selection from multiple cheat files.

'''Homebrew Reset Type'''
*AKAIO D-Pad combination is '''L+R+B+A+Down''' while actively using most Homebrew. The user can set 1 of 2 Homebrew soft-reset hooking methods. 1 method may work better than another for some Homebrew files, neither method is perfect or supported 100% of the time.

'''Bypass AntiPiracy'''
*This option will bypass the new AP features currently used by NDS ROMs. As of AKAIO 1.8.2 this option is enabled by default, does not break DS Download Play, and is not latency dependent.

=='''Properties'''==
[[Image:Rom.jpg|right]]
The properties of various items can be displayed depending on the file type selection. To view properties navigate to '''Start > Properties''' or highlight a file (select it) and press Y.

===MicroSD Card===
Selecting the "MicroSD Card" icon in the top most menu of AKAIO and then choosing to view its properties will reveal the Disk Capacity, Used Space, and Free Space of the loaded media.

===GBA Game===
Selecting the "GBA Game" option in the top most menu of AKAIO will reveal that the user can use A to boot in GBA mode or L+A to boot in NDS (PassMe) mode. This option icon is not present on a DSI.

===GBA Save===
Selecting a GBA save will reveal the file name, the last change date, and the file size. The "Save Ext." button is currently programmed to alter .NDS saves only. Pressing it here will result in your GBA save being renamed to .gba.nds.sav.

===GBA ROM===
This selection displays the GBA system generic icon, the file name, the last change date, and the file size in MB. Available buttons are to create a shortcut (press X) and flash to NOR (press Y).

===Shortcut===
A shortcut's properties selection displays the ROM icon and Internal text name as well as the fact that the file is a shortcut.

===NDS Save===
Save file extensions can be converted by using the "Save Ext." button found here. Simply set the save extension behavior (.nds.sav or .sav) in the '''System Options''' as well as enabling NDS + SAV as the "Set file list type" view (hotkey: R+Y). Then navigate to your NDS save file, highlight it, and press Y ('''Start > Properties'''). Click on the "Save Ext." button and then click "Yes" (press A) to confirm your decision. The save file has now been renamed automatically for you. This is not a batch process; each file must be renamed one at a time.

===NDS ROM===
This selection displays the .NDS Icon, Internal Header (the three lines of text that come with each game), the .NDS Name, Last Change Date, File Size, Save Type, and Game Code. Button availability may be limited the NDS ROMs only, some features will not display with .NDS homebrew files.

====Cheats Button====
Should you be using a .DAT file for cheats (by default, USRCHEAT.DAT is included) and the title you are viewing the information of has cheats, a "Cheats" button will be visible on the ROM Info Window as well. You can press the button or hit SELECT to access the cheat list.
This button will not appear if you are using a .XML file for cheats.

====Shortcut Button====
A shortcut can be created for any .NDS file, Homebrew file, .GBA file, or any Folder by pressing X on the Properties Window or clicking this button. A shortcut will then be displayed in your Root directory. You are able to have only one shortcut at a time, and using the option again on another file will replace the shortcut. You can remove a shortcut by selecting its properties (Y) and pressing X.

====Rom Settings Button====
At the .NDS Properties Window, press Y to launch the ROM Info Window. In this options window you can change individual settings for each game. The "default" setting makes use of settings stored globally using the "(Tab 4) Default Patch Options" tab. Options are Default or Disabled.

'''Save Type'''
*This options allows you to manually configure the save type for each ROM. Options are Unknown/Auto, No Save, 4k, 64k, 512k, 2M, 4M, 8M, 16M, 32M, 64M, 128M, 256M, Unknown/Auto, or No Save.

'''Select Save Slot'''
*Options are Default or Slot 1-9. By setting a different slot the user can save their games with up to 9 different save files.

'''DS Download Play'''
*Options are Disabled or Enabled. This selection controls the cart-to-cart download playability between ROMs. Options are Default, Disabled, or Enabled.

'''Soft-Reset'''
*AKAIO D-Pad combination is L+R+B+A+Down while actively using a Rom or Homebrew. Options are Default, Disabled, or Enabled.

'''Cheat/Action Replay'''
*This option allows the user to make use of the cheat file set in the "settings" tab. Options are Default, Disabled, or Enabled.

'''Rumble level'''
*Options are Default, Off, Low, Medium, or High. This option is not available on the DSi.

'''Bypass AntiPiracy'''
*Options are Default or Disabled.

'''Slot Copy Button'''
*Additionally, a Slot Copy button appears in a ROM's Info Window. This opens up a sub-window allowing you to copy .SAV files from the slot that is currently being used to any other slot. Should a file already exist for your target slot, an asterisk ('''*''') will appear next to its name.

===NDS Homebrew===
This selection displays the Homebrew Icon, Internal Header (up to three lines of text that can come with each Homebrew), the Homebrew file name, Last Change Date, and File Size.

====Shorcut Button====
The shortcut button functions as previously described.

====Rom Settings====
The only option available to Homebrew are related to soft-reset. The options are Default, Disabled, IRQ Hook, or SWI Hook.

=='''Cheats'''==
[[Image:Cheat.jpg|right]]To access the Cheat Window, press '''Start > Cheats''' or Touch the Cheat button on the .NDS properties screen.

===How to Enable Cheats===
Begin by enabling cheats. '''The cheat patch needs to be enabled or else the cheats will not work'''. The patch can be enabled globally at '''Start > System Options > [[#(Tab 4) Default Patch Options|Default Patch Options]]'''. Cheats can also be disabled/enabled on a per-Rom basis by viewing the [[#Rom Settings Button|properties]] of the ROM and clicking on the '''Rom Settings''' button.

Open the Cheat Window (as stated above) and you will see cheat codes that are not sorted into folders first, followed by folders, in a list. Folders can be expanded by pressing the A button while it is highlighted or by clicking on the folder. Pressing the A button or clicking on a cheat while a it is highlighted will enable that cheat, or disable it if it is already enabled. '''Pressing the Start or Select button will save and exit, something you must do.'''

===Cheat Window Options===
There are two options, Rebuild (X Button), and Sel. DB "Select Database" (Y Button).

====Rebuild====
The Rebuild button will disable all cheats, and then make Cheat Code files per-ROM. Each time you update the Cheats DB you should rebuild the CC file. This will enable the new games to not only use the cheats but build each game a file which allows for faster cheat access.

====Select Database====
This lets you chose which Database you use in the '''__aio/cheats''' directory. The benefit of this is the option to have the compiled database and a custom or older version in there too.

===Hotkeys===
While in-game, cheats are enabled by default on loading. Press start+select+down to disable cheats. Start+select+up reenables them.

=='''3in1 FAS1 Slot-2 Support'''==
Thanks to the [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=112988 awesome support of users], started by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=111084 Another World], EZ 3in1 units were donated to [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=29491 Normmatt] and [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths]. With working units, progress was made on optimizing the 3in1 integration of the Acekard menu. Please check [[AKAIO ROM Compatibility|AKAIO ROM Compatibility]] article for GBA compatibility information.

Settings:
'''Start > More > 3in1/FAS1'''
*Rumble level - Off/Low/Medium/High
*NOR Mode - Auto/Always
*Backup GBA save at startup - Disabled/Enabled
*Prompt before Save/Load - Disabled/Enabled
*GBA Universal sleep - Disable/Enabled ('''L+R+Start: Sleep and Select+Start: Wake up''')
*Dump SRAM (Y) - This button will make a full back-up dump of the 3in1 SRAM and store it in ROOT as sram-date-time.sav (IE: sram-2011-09-06-14-36-46.sav)
*Blank NOR - This button will erase the NOR, essentially making it appear unflashed

The NOR mode auto setting will send any GBA ROM 16MB or less to PSRAM, while the "always" setting will flash every GBA ROM to NOR.
Prompt before Save/Load will prompt the user for a "Yes/No" response before loading or saving any GBA .SAV files. This is the recommend way to use your GBA expansion cart without loss of .SAV data.

===FAS1===
[http://code.google.com/p/fas1/ FAS1] is a homebrew written by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths] based off of [http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8682 tftpds] (by Sten Larsson and Gustav Munkby). It's for users of older FlashAdvance Pro Slot-2 cartridges who wish to flash programs to their kit from within the AKAIO menu.

Currently the Flash Advance/Flash Advance Pro 128/256 versions should be supported. There is no support for the Visoly Flash Advance Turbo or other Flash Advance versions. Flash2Advance USB Linker users could gain support if the [http://www.koders.com/c/fidC5AEE87302951FF4854331F1B326B3ADEEC05D48.aspx F2A library] was added to FAS1, currently there are no plans to do this.

===FAS1 Usage===
The menu for FAS1 Options will only function if you have a FlashAdvance Cartridge in Slot-2.

*Set .GBA/.BIN/.SAV files as visible in your file listing
*Allow you to select a .GBA/.BIN file and flash it to the cartridge in Slot-2 (.BIN = PogoShell)
*Select a .SAV file to flash to SRAM Bank 1 of the FlashAdvance Cartridge
*Use the Key Combo '''L+B+A''' while highlighting '''Slot2 Card''' in the Root file listing to back up SRAM Bank 1 (backs up to '''/SAVES/''' directory as BANK1.SAV)
*Allows users to choose which of the 4 64KB SRAM banks to use.
*Can dump the full 256KB SRAM file for manipulation with [http://filetrip.net/f26156-SRAM-Explorer-for-Pogoshell-v2-0-B4.html SRAM EXplorer] by LeStat.

Note: The "Use Flash Advance Features" is always set to "Disabled" upon AKAIO startup.

===EZ-Flash 3in1===
AKAIO supports native loading of GBA games into an EZ 3in1. If the EZ 3in1 is detected, AKAIO will display your GBA ROM files, otherwise they remain hidden from view. If an EZ 3in1 is detected, and a GBA ROM was last flashed, AKAIO will display a "GBA" icon. If the EZ 3in1 is detected, an a DS PassME ROM was last flashed, AKAIO will display a "GBA Flash Linker" icon. GBA games are launched by pressing A, at which point AKAIO will auto patch for SRAM saving and flash it to the NOR or PSRAM of the EZ 3in1 depending on your settings and the game's file size. SRAM save patching is not always successful, users may need to make use of an application like GBATA to patch older save types to SRAM. PassME games must be flashed to NOR first and then these games can by launched by pressing L+A (Boots to NDS mode). The save file for the game will be loaded/saved depending on user settings. The next time a GBA game is launched SRAM is overwritten as the EZ 3in1 shares an SRAM bank for saves. Make sure to back-up your save files!
*NOTE: If an EZ-Flash 3in1 was purchased more recently then it may be a "3in1+" and will require AKAIO 1.5+ to function fully. This includes the browser support and rumble support. GBA ROM flashing and playback has been supported on the new 3in1+ since AKAIO 1.3 Final. ROMs will not launch after being flashed to the 3in1+, due to hardware changes between the different versions of the 3in1. After the flashing process the GBA BIOS logo will freeze, simply reboot and select the gamepack from the NDS firmware menu.

===EWin 2in1===
AKAIO supports the EWin 2in1 unit in similar ways to the 3in1.

===FlashAdvance Pro===
The FlashAdvance Pro is supported via FAS1 integration.

=='''Help'''==
'''Start > More > Help''' displays information on the various button shortcut combinations. This window will usually also display the current build of the AKAIO firmware which is running. The icon in the upper-right hand corner can be used to shut down your NDS by single-clicking on it.

{{:DMA Mode}}

=='''Real Time Save and In Game Guide'''==
These features are not planned for future inclusion into the AKAIO firmware. We recommend that you drop an e-mail to [mailto:acekard@gmail.com acekard@gmail.com] and bug the Acekard team instead.

=='''In Progress'''==
Nothing here is guaranteed, but it's always nice to let people know what's the focus:
*Make tabs store childwindows instead of just spinboxes.
*Better Font Support
*Integrating many of Yellow Wood Goblins's changes, based on his R.P.G. loader.

=='''Betas'''==
Public Betas appear from time to time and will '''only''' be released on the [http://normmatt.com/forum/ Official AKAIO Forum]. '''They are not to be mirrored anywhere''', and are unsupported. Bug reports are welcome, though.

Private Betas offered by [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=29491 Normmatt] in the official [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?dynamic=62 GBATemp #acekard IRC channel] are '''not for public use'''. They are '''never''' to be handed out, mirrored, or requested!

=='''Main Authors'''==
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=29491 Normmatt] - Kiwi. Low-level + Loader man.
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=10318 Smiths] - Drinks a lot + Wifi/GUI mods + customer support.
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showuser=85543 gelu] - Kept the Acekard R.P.G. useful.
*[http://gbatemp.net/u235818-ywg Yellow Wood Goblin] - Keeps gelu's firmware updated.

=='''Main WIKI Contributors'''==
*[http://gbatemp.net/u111084-another-world Another World] - Wrote a vast majority of the AKAIO WIKI article and was the sole maintainer for over a year.
*[http://gbatemp.net/u113027-vatoloco VatoLoco] – co-wrote many early revisions of the AKAIO WIKI article, maintains AKAIO images.
*[http://gbatemp.net/u243748-tk-saturn tk_saturn] - recoded the AKAIO WIKI article and better organized the FAQ section.

{{:External Links}}

{{:AKAIO FAQs}}
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__NOTOC__
='''Wii USB Devices Compatibility List'''=
'''Anyone is free to edit this list though you must create an account first. Vandals will be banned and their IP blocked from further edits.'''

== PLEASE READ ME (Guidelines) ==

1. If you are the first person to add a Device, then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have verified that outcome.

2. '''Keep it to English!''' Most people at GBATemp have decent English, if you can't say something in English, then write it down in whatever language you speak and hopefully someone will translate it for you.

3. Try to fill out as much as you can.

4. Hugely important would be adding a link to the drive and where you bought it. Naming has been a little vague, lets be precise. Drives can differ from batch to batch. If the shop you purchased it from can't be found online, please find the manufacturers web page for that EXACT drive version.

5. If you are running the game using a card reader (SD, Memory Stick, CF, etc), list the READER, '''NOT THE CARD'''; USB cardreaders are bridge-like in that any card will work with a working reader. Similarly, if using an enclosure that wasn't sold at retail with your hard drive already in it, list the ENCLOSURE, NOT the drive itself.

==How to test==

'''Finding your device's USB ID:'''

Every USB device ever made has its own unique Vendor ID and Product ID, two four-digit hexadecimal numbers that together identify a particular model made by a particular company. If you have a device's Vendor ID and Product ID you can say with confidence whether any two given USB devices are the same model or not.

Windows:
Plug the device into your computer. Wait for Windows to initialize the device, if necessary. Open Device Manager, open the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" group, right click on "USB Mass Storage Device", select the "Details" tab, then select "Hardware Ids" from the Property drop-down box. In the big box beneath that there will be one or more lines starting with something like this:
USB\VEN_05E3&DEV_0715
In this case, the Vendor ID is 05E3 and the Product ID is 0715. 
If there is more than one "USB Mass Storage Device" listed, unplug any USB device plugged into the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Some computers have built-in cardreaders attached to the USB bus, which can confuse the process.

For ease of use finding you VendorID and ProductID numbers in Windows, you can download '''USBDeview''' at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html and check the corresponding columns at the programs listing.

Linux:
Plug the device into your computer, wait about 8 seconds (to be safe), then: 
$ less /proc/bus/usb/devices 
For every USB device in your system (including your root hubs!) there is an entry in this pseudo-file that looks something like this: (the Vendor ID and Product ID are in '''bold''')
T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=04 Cnt=01 Dev#= 15 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 2.00 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor='''05e3''' ProdID='''0715''' Rev=94.07
S: Manufacturer=Genesys
S: Product=USB Reader
S: SerialNumber=000000009407
C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=80 MxPwr=500mA
I:* If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 2 Cls=08(stor.) Sub=06 Prot=50 Driver=usb-storage
E: Ad=81(I) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
E: Ad=02(O) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
Note "Driver=usb-storage". This tells you the device is claimed by the usb-storage driver, and is therefore a USB storage device. Obviously, if usb-storage isn't loaded that won't be there; make sure it's loaded! 
If there is more than one such block listed, again, unplug other devices from the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Note that you will have to close and re-open the file to see any changes.

Another way to do this in linux: 
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID '''0951''':'''1603''' Kingston Technology Data Traveler 1GB/2GB Pen Drive
The first number is Vendor ID and the second Product ID

Mac:
Insert the USB device into your Mac. Wait about 8-10 seconds, to make sure it's detected, and start System Profiler. On the left hand column, under the Hardware heading, find USB. On the top right pane, find and click on the device you are checking (check under the names USB Reader, Mass Storage Device, Generic Storage, Volume, etc.), and more information should appear to the bottom of this pane (now the bottom right). In this area, search for the following information:
'''USB Reader:'''
Capacity: 1.88 GB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk3
Product ID: '''0x0715'''
Vendor ID: '''0x05e3''' (Genesys Logic, Inc.)
Version: 94.07
Serial Number: 000000009407
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec

'''GeeXboX:'''

1. Check if Device is formated as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS

2. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

3. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/GeeXboX GeeXboX]

4. Plug your Device in

5. See if it shows directories.

'''Non-Linux based Homebrew:'''

1. Grab your USB-Device

2. Check if it's formated as FAT/FAT32, Windows XP doesn't let you format big drives (AFIAK over 40GB) as FAT32, you need to use [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/download/fat32format.zip FAT32Format] or a Linux live CD/DVD or a GParted Live CD/DVD.

3. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

4. Go to HBC, plug your Device in.

5. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_tester USB mass storage device tester]

'''USB Loader'''

1. Create a WBFS partition on the device, and load a game that is [USB Loader v1.x Game Compatibility|known to work]] onto the device.

2. Connect the device before turning your Wii on, to be safe. Enable any relevant "Disk mode", "USB storage mode" etc. beforehand.

3. Boot the game you recorded earlier.

4. '''Play the game for at least one hour before reporting back.''' Many devices appear to work at first, but have crippling stability issues.

'''If Problems occur:'''

1. Try to plug the Device at the other USB-Port.

2. Try to plug the Device in before entering/in Homebrewchannel. Then load App.

3.Try to plug in the Device and then power on Wii.

'''If the Device does not work'''

1. Try to find a spare Device that will show up.

2. Use this to boot the loader.

3. Once you have the "No partition found" screen, switch to the original Device.

4. Press A. Hopefully, the device will show up on the screen to be formatted.

5. If it works, on following loads, you will still need to swap. Instead of formatting every time, press A, then B to go back.

'''If the Device automatically spins down due to inactivity'''

Some drives are configured from the factory to automatically spindown after a set number of minutes of inactivity, which could cause issues. Configuration software is usually available to configure such devices to disable this feature.

* For Seagate FreeAgent drives [http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=freeagent-downloads&vgnextoid=3723b5b59b7d5110VgnVCM100000f5ee0a0aRCRD download software here].
* For WesternDigital (WD) drives is the [http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=305&sid=154&lang=en WD-IdleDisable-Tool] available.

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|style="background:green;"|Works: the Device works without any problems.
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|style="background:orange;"|Issues: the Device has some small problems, like sudden shutdown or something like that. Please note that if you have to plug the Device in at a certain Time is NOT a problem.
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|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work: the Device doesn't work.
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|style="background:grey;"|Not Tested: the Device was not tested in that category.
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==1GB==
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{{USBDevice|CN Memory MicroX||Works|Works|Not Tested|Only works if it is plugged into the Wii before powering the Wii on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 1GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Insert whilst the Wii is off to get passed the ret<nowiki>=</nowiki>-1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unknown Imation Flash 1GB USB|Unknown|Not Tested|Not tested|Works| The device works pefectly with USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler|13FE 1D00|Works|Works|Works|Tested in ScummVM,YaWnD,GeeXboX by playing a movie, and in USB Loader GX by playing Monopoly. Everything works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler||Works|Works|Issues|Works in most of homebrew applications, but it can't load games for USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 1GB||Not Testing|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SANDISK CRUZER 1.0GB MIRCO||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|USB Loader launches, and the black rectangular section contains no text, required to power down the wii (This is a bug)(works if you remove launchpad from the unit)|0}}
{{USBDevice|1 GB Nextar MP3 Player/ Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested |Works|Insert while the Wii is off. Tested Animal Crossing City Folk on USB Loader GX with no problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attaché 1GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar Firefly||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, not too many games under 1GB but all i found worked perfectly.|0}}
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==2GB==
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{{USBDevice|Alcor Micro Corp|058f 6387|Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA USB Flash Drive 2GB|125F C82A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair 2GB Flash Voyager||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||1}}
{{USBDevice|Creative MuVo V100 MP3 Player||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Attempted with USB Loader v1.1 and WBFS Windows GUI v2 by Maximillion. Won't format.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Creative Zen V Plus MP3 Player||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Must be in "Removable Disk" mode.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Dane-elec 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted/added game with WBFS Manager 3.0, works quickly and perfectly (tested mainly with DDR HP 2)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 2GB|1307 0163|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Worked fine with NeoGamma formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP v120w USB Device 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 2GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Inserting whilst Wii is off will fix the ret neg 1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 2GB DataTraveler|0930 6544|Works|Works|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 2Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick Too.// I have a lexar 2 gb and works great with usb loader, wiiflow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class4 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 2GB Attaché||Not Tested|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk 2GB Cruzer Micro|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Remove U3 and use WBFS to format it. (CM): Works fine for most people, but I tried this and no USB loader recognises my flash drive. It's formatted to WBFS with New Super Mario Bros on it and all loaders hang when trying to read from USB|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sony 2GB MicroVault||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|All Sony MicroVault works except 007 edition. if it doesn't work for you get USB Loader v1.5 and put in your usb before your Wii is on and get the latest CIOS patch. |2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JF T3 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JFV30 2GB||Not Tested|Works|Works||1}}
|}

==4GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykw3yds Kingston 4GB DataTraveler]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|Tried the 4GB-DT100 and works Fine with USB-Loader |6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yks3of7 Kingston 4GB DataTraveler DTI]|0951 1603|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works fine|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Generation 01||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cIOS38 rev14, 3.3U, USBLoader GX with Mario Kart|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Limited Edition Bold Colors (Black Jack)|0951 1642|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cfg loaged and a few games in their standard configuration. Worked perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yl6wr56 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4GB]|0781 5151|Works|Not Tested|Works|Delete Launchpad partition. This should allow ALL cruzer micros to work.|11}}
{{USBDevice|Patriot Razzo 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Emtec Flash Drive USB 2.0 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V10 4GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with FAT and FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 4GB||Works|Works|Works|Worked fine on softmod 4.2U w/ USB Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Mini 1st gen||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Nano 3rd Gen||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 4GB Attaché| 0930 6544|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 3.0, using Waninoko's usb v1.0 & v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DataWrite 4gb "hi-speed" silver case||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA My Flash 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Instant error upon boot-up into USB Loader 1.0 and 1.1 (both USB ports tested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yh9yhun Emtec C250 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sony MicroVault 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8h8ln Dane-Elec 4GB]|1970 2606|Works|Works|Works|If you get "-1" error, Format with FAT32 and plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydoukoz Patriot Xporter XT 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 2.5 Before Loading|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kodak||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydt47dv Verbatim Store N Go]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS manager 2.5, tested with cIOS rev9 and rev10 + USB loader GX 1.0 |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycf54ef Trekstor USB Stick ME 4GB]||Not Testes|Not tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager, tested with cIOS rev9 and USB loader 1.5 ultimate 7.3 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 4 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Is recognized, but cannot load games; loads only a black screen|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ybaqbpe Imation 4 GB Nano Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager Mini 4GB |1b1c:0b29|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager 4GB ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Drive unreconize by usbloader. Maybe different versions? Works fine for me! Works like a dream!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 4GB USB Flash Drive|090c 1000|Works|Works|Works|Everything works perfectly. Played No More Heroes 1 & 2 from beginning to end without any issues. Very fast, no lag during gameplay or media playback with GeeXboX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27mvnkp HP 4GB v115w (115 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Mario Kart Wii for a few hours. Worked great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3r6vu82 HP 4GB v125w (125 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played We Cheer and Tournament of Legends with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JD Firefly 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work fine with USB Loader GX r935 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Crucial 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma r9 beta47, Cios36 r10 |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/v165w-Flash-Drive-P-FD4GBHP165-EF-Blue/dp/B00404JF80 HP 4GB v165w (165 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Won't even load into Usb Loader GX v2.1. Using cios 249 rev 21 on 4.1U system.|0}}
|}

==8GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC/dp/tags-on-product/B0012TTDGU SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted Fat and Fat32, works with newest loader configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I have the cIOS of Hermes rev4... This drive doesn't work with newest loader (configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma), only with an old version of usb loader gx (r866)|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC flash drive USB2.0 C400|13fe 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 8GB|0781 5567|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Cruzer-Micro-Flash-SDCZ6-8192-A11/dp/B000UZN2ZK/ SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro 8GB]|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using cfg usb loader v70 + formatted as wbfs with wbfs manager|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27qs3yr LASER 8GB Blue Flash drive usb (FLS-8GBlue)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|works good no issues at all using wiiflow and neo gama and uloader|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzzwpwk Super Talent Pico C]|Unlisted|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|cIOS36 rev14, USB Loader GX v1.0, Wii 4.2u, neogamma|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9u533f PNY Attache Optima Pro 8GB]|0930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attache Prénium 8GB|vid_090c Pid_1000 Rev_0403|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with cIOS36 rev9 fine on 3.2u|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycyk7j6 A-DATA PD8 flash drive 8GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA flash drive classic C003 8GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylr7kac Duracell 8GB USB Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Joy-it USB2.0 8GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y885jxp Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 120]||Works|Not Tested|Works|rev10 and USB Loader 1.4, Ultimate version. Formatted via USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd2p7qo Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v10 and USB Loader 1.5. "Works" if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Random freezes ingame. :: I have exactly this one too and for me it works without any issues or freezes. for me it works if plugged in after usbloader has loaded, coverfloader did not work for me.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Generation 1. Works great ;).|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101 II]|930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v17 and Customisable USB Loader. Doesn't mount, if plugged in while waiting for slow drives it freezes the system. ---- It works for me using USB Loader GX. I have "Kingston DT101C/8GB Flash Memory 8GB DataTraveler 101 with Secure Traveler (Cyan)"(PS. make sure you are putting it in correct slot----"Kingston DT101 G2" (Red) freezes with both CFG USB Loader v62 and USB Loader GX, tested with cIOS249_v17 and CIOS249_v20|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler]||Works|Not Tested|Works|For USB loader DTI Version Works, Photo [http/www.kingston.com/flash/datatraveler.asp]|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycm8bqz Kingston 8GB DataTraveler G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great!!! BTW PS2's USBAdvance and uLaunch also works :) ; DTIG2 Version works with USBLoader|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9npfaf Kingston 8GB USB DataTraveler Mini Slim]|8086 293A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Hotswapping is the only way. if not, -1 error|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3dbbym6 Kingston 8GB DataTraveler I G3 Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works amazingly. FAT 32 and WBFS work perfectly on this. No problems in terms of lag, or connection issues. Have tested and successfully loaded through NeoGamma, wiiflow and cfg usb loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8c9ee8 HP flash drive 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|USB Mass Storage Device|1043 8012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Reads that there is a game but black screen upon loading in USB Loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 8GB USB Flash Drive||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yabuu88 Patriot XPorter XT 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted in Loader, Works perfectly -- Update: Confirmed working with 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8hjv2 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 8GB]||Works|Works|Works|ordered via link works great in neogamma R7|14}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz6msg7 Sony Micro Vault 8GB]|054C 0243|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works only if plugged in after the loading of the usb loader v1.5 .|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ryval 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|WBFS Manager sees it correctly but won't be recognised as WBFS in USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony Micro Vault 007-Edition||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Formatted as FAT32 and as NTFS. Won't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 8GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba TransMemory 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Tevion 8GB USB Stick|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works no problems for me|2}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Survivor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work, shut down and turn the Wii on again with it plugged.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjbg7jp Dane-Elec 8GB USB Stick]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|If you get backup loader -1 error, format stick with FAT32 & plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 8GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash T3 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|freeze in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Super*Talent FLASH Drive AU_USB20||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Pleomax 8 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 8Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.itbankeurope.com/LJDVE8GB/ Lexar 8GB JumpDrive VE]|05dc a768|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yflbwrn EMTEC 8GB USB Stick]|090C 1000 Rev 1100|Works|Works|Works|You have to shutdown the Wii before using the Stick.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly for me (USBLoader 1.5 and USBLoaderGX). I played hours before reporting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Has played every game I've thrown at it|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 2 Flash Drive|0325 AC02|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested on NeoGamma and a USB Loader based on Wanikoko 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|USBest Technology USB Mass Storage Device|7614 1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Won't format in USB Loader (shows several partitions with unrealistic sizes, e.g. 80GB), trying to copy a game disc to USB device crashes Wii. Formatting with WBFS manager and transferring ISOs works.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Flash Memory - Mobile Storage 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso Flash Memory 8GB||not tested|not tested|Issues|Does not work in NTFS / FAT32 with USB Loader. in WBFS works fine!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 8GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tested various formats and usb loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Micro 8GB|Vid-0781 Pid-5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using CFG USB Loader 56 and 56-222. Tested with WBFS Manager formatted as WBFS and Wii Backup Manager formatted as FAT32. Works perfectly!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store'n'Go USB Flash Drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader GX. Formatted as WBFS with wii Backup Manager 0.3.4. I haven't been able to format it with WBFS Manager 3.0.1 nor USB Loader 2.5. UPDATE: Format through WBFS Manager working OK (Windows XP)|1}}
{{USBDevice|OnMemory-BlueIce 8GB||Doesn´t Work|Not Tested|Doesn´t Work|crapy tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaRange 8GB USB Flexi-Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on cIOS rev19[38], running USB Loaders on IOS249, all working when WBFS Partition is used (FAT32 not tested). Crashed on WBFS Formatting with USB Loader GX, formatted with cfg USB Loader, then worked like a charm. When using WBFS, it is possible that it will not show up on Windows as Drive, fire up the Drive Management and then use your Backup Manager to organize your Backups.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3y4fbft Patriot Xporter X50 Signature Flash 8GB USB Drive (PSF8GUSB)]|Vid-13FE Pid-3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader XG. Tested with Wii Backup Manager formatted as WBFS.|0}}
|}

==16GB==
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{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 16GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with wbfs flawlessly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Bion 16GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Turn off Wii all the way (Red LED) before connecting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Cibox 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works with USB Loader/luncher, Very good No lags|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylakror Super Talent Pico_C 16GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great with USB Loader GX, If the USB stick doesn't load try the other USB port, once loaded and if you can't load the games on the USB, disable quick boot|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ygsbs3b Corsair 16GB Voyager GT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports, had to format it with wbfs before inserting|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykaoplt Corsair 16GB Voyager]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in the rightside port on the back. Formats inside the USB Loader successfully. Haven't tried any playing/installing games yet.|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC Datatraveler 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Nothing to say|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC Flash Drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Freeze after some time, while playing, formatted with WBSF. Thought first of SD card issues, tested with another USB key is OK ; For me works perfectly played more than 3 or 4 hours without any problem formatted with WBSF, Soft: USBLOADER GX and COMFIGURABLE USBLOADER + cIOS rev19 and Hermes's cIOS222 223 224|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n9gvsq Kingston 16GB DataTraveler]|0951 1607|Works|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32; wbsfs format works|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfvdk6c Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works on USB Loader 1.5, format with WBSF manager, use left USB port on Wii. For me it works perfectly on the right USB port (viewed from the back) formated to WBSF and using Configurable USB Loader 2.54. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Like the DT 100, seems to prefer the left USB port.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951 1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 400 (DT400/16GB)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2wj6zsj Micro Center 16GB USB Flash Drive]|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 15.08GB, Playback FAST no lag, Installed from disc and pc a bit slower then a hd but faster then burning a disc. Great buy|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykvdwkd Patriot Xporter XT 16GB]|13FE 3100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to format first in NTFS, then use WBFS Manager 3.0 to format to WBFS. Tested several games, worked beautifully.|1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It doesnt say premium on it but works. Got it off ebay for like 30 bucks works great.|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| I formatted the drive with WBFS manager 3.0, no problem. loaded it with games and tried to play them. wiiflow would not load it. tested the same thing with sandisk cruzer 16gb worked fine, must be the drive. do not buy this drive. it is the flip kind ftr only good for backup i'd say, I doubt homebrew would load on it either but anyone else is free to try.|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché premium||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer micro 16GB||Works|Works|Works|works really great with USB-Loader 1.1, had no problems yet. Couldn't get it to work|9}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to reformat it as NTFS before could format as WBFS, issue occurred under Windows 7|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nx8u8a SanDisk Ultra Backup 16GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Worked flawlessly. Had to use BootIt to swap the bit for formatting. Did a full WBFS, copied ISOs with no problems, Wii reads it instantly. Games play fast, no errors!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 16GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tried every wbfs partion software, and even with the usb loader v 1.5, but this isn't recognized. It's a shame|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF V60||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX r576, formated and added games in GNU/Linux by command line WBFS tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF600||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with CFG USB Loader v70 and WiiFlow 2.2rc1, formated to FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF700 ( USB 3.0 )||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with CFG USB Loder v70, 1 Partition NTFS 16GB. It hangs when the Loader started. On USB Loader GX v.2.3 it says 4 Partitionen (3x 3TB and 1x 1GB) (but I have 1x NTFS) and it founds no Games. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Duracell 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Imation Nano Pro 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf3b6p5 SONY 16GB MICRO VAULT CLICK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great in first Wii USB slot, formatted to WFSB in WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store N'Go 16GB Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP v135w USB Device|03f0 3407|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and works great with CFG USB Loader and NeoGamma!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Centon DSP16GB-009 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic C906 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|APACER 16GB| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only FAT32, not work on NTFS!|0}}
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==32GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzkt8bb Corsair Flash Voyager 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|2}}
{{USBDevice|ICDIDU 32GB SI-707215 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 32GB attaché||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 32GB DataTraveler 150||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylnqy7j Patriot Xporter Xt 32GB Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked. Works also with WIIFLOW|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme Cruzer Contour U3 32 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler C10||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|JetFlash Transcend 32GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if format in WBFS with formatted WBFS Manager 4 and launcher CFG Loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00071696.html LaCie Little Disk 30 Go design by Sam Hecht] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Like a charm with WBFS Format|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3ubu5pn Centon DSP32GB-001 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7b3v2z8 Micro Center 32GB USB Flash Drive]|13FE 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 29.94GB. Works flawlessly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/bs85xee Kingston DataTraveler 100 G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly after format with WBM.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[https://www.materiel.net/cle-usb/verbatim-pinstripe-32-go-70148.html Verbatim Store'n'Go PinStripe 32 Go]|18A5 0302|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with Wii Backup Manager 0.4.5 build 78 (29,94 Go usable), tested with Wiiflow R416 (cIOS249[56]-d2x-v7).|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/7zz5yap SanDisk 32GB Class 4 Micro SDHC Card w/ USB Adapter]|0BDA 0119|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0 works with USB Loader GX, WiiFlow, CFG USB Loader.|0}}
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==64GB==
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{{USBDevice|Kingston 64GB DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JumpDrive TwistTurn 64GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|FAT 32 formatted by RMPrepUSB|0}}
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==80GB==
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{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew fails.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie HDD 80GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX and WBFS Manager 3|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80||Works|Works|Works|Pulled from old TIVO. Had to mess with CIOS and baker_au USBloader - only one that worked for me. Formatted to FAT32 then WBFS. Would not load any games, just got black screen. Reformatted MacOS Extended then WBFS and it worked!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80 Diamond Plus 9 ATA in an ICY-Box ||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted FAT32 used WiiBackupManager-0.3.8Build61 works perfectly with usbloader_cfg !!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 80GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|2 partitions - 52GB WBFS+20GB FAT32. Works great with WBFS Manager and Loadstructor |0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPD5210CC 2.5" 80GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Doesn't work with CIOS 14,15,222. With 13 or lower works almost perfectly. If you have played one game, you have to shutdown and put on again the Wii to play another.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Wii Backup Manager I managed to format and partition the entire drive to cISO|3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Max4 80Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great with Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|SmartDisk FireLite|0917 0207|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 80GB Series II USB External Drive|1058 0300|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP Pocket Media Drive 80GB - USB |03f0 110c|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5/GX and WBFS Manager 2.5|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom Drives 80GB External Drive|0c0b 2832|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader GX and WBFS Manager 3.0 (not 3.01). Taken out of Desktop PC (3.5")|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 ande WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Toshiba Laptop|2}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0 (PHGABA)|07AB & FCC7|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formats ok with WBFS 3.0 but black screen on USBLoaderGX_1.0|2}}
{{USBDevice|Acomdata 80gb model #HDxxxUPE5-72||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX/ Uniloader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Ultra TD v1.0 USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with uLoader, Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 80Go 2.5 (HDD2D38)|0928 & 000a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
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==100GB==
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{{USBDevice|IOMEGA LPHD100-U|059B 007D |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Configurable USB Loader takes a long time to get beyond the initial splash screen and then the count takes a very long time before it reports a failure|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure 2HIX | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Works |Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Acer laptop | 1 }}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi HTS54101 | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Doesn't Work | It freezes the Wii| 1 }}
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==120GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent go 120 GB|0BC2 2000|Works|Not Tested|Works| You have to disable standby (set idle time to Never) with Seagate Manager before you format it! (Confirmed that "strange things" happen otherwise!)Confirmed with homebrew.|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nhduc6 Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB]|0D49 7010|Works|Not Tested| Works|I've been using this since the usb loader first came out it works like a charm |2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 120 GB|0d49 7250|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with CFG USB Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB|0d49 7350|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}
{{USBDevice|SAMSUNG HD103UJ 120 GB|04FC 8818|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|2,5 inch HDD boxed into an external aluminium box like this: http://www.2pt-inf.com/images/box%20hd%20ide-usb.jpg|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport 120 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|2,5 inch HDD, Works with NeoGamma R8 B12, will be testing others |1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Mini USB 2.0 120GB (Expresso "flavor") Portable Hard Drive (FSU25120E)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|There are 2 plugs on the HDD (one for additional power the other for data transfer). Pretend your Wii is sitting flat with the disk drive above the buttons, insert the main USB plug into the bottom port. It's optional to attach the 2nd plug. Everything is working with 2 partitions made (WFBS/NTFS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Medion Pocket'n'Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It won't format into WBFS (GeeXboX&Homebrew not tested) |1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S1 Mini 120 GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Hard to format. Tried Win7 format (only NTFS), Win7 command line, Paragon Partition Manager 9 with no luck. BUT with Wii Backup Manager v0.3.6 i finaly got it to format as FAT32 and now it works like a charm. /Skrubba 2011/01/25
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Unsupported by EASEUS Partition Master, It doesn't let to be formatted by WBFS Mng 3, USBLoader and WiiFlow send Exception (ISI) error when tries to load it.
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Doesn't work with any Usbloader (GX, CFG, Wiiflow), after few seconds usb loaders freeze or crash.. HBC freezes instantly with all filesystem type (FAT32, NTFS, WBFS)|0}}
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==160GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/eSYHvQ Hard Disk Western Digital 160 Gb Scorpio Blue WD1600BEVT SATA]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not Tested|Works| All OK, tested with Box HD 2.5'' Captiva (look in the paragraf of the enclosers) |1}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM 2.5" Mobile Drive XXS 160 GB USB 2.0|07AB FC88|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with usbloader gx rev713 and Cios 38 rev 14 by Waninkoko. sometimes a little slow to detect, but al games work fine. Tested 40+ hours; had some issues with the drive to get recognized in the beginning, now it's working mostly |4}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic SL Network Drive 160 GB USB 2.0||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Had the 50GB partition formatted in NTFS, USB Loader reformatted it, installed Mario Galaxy on it and played. Win XP could not recognize the partition afterwards|0}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic HD 160GB|07AB FCCD|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Just shows a black screen, no further input possible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP Personal Media Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX cIOS REV14. Also works with the following setup. Neogamma R7 and WiiFlow with cIOS 249 Rev 14. Loaded some Back-Ups on my HP HDD 160 with WBFS Manager 2.5 (It works best with this version I'm not sure why) played it on Neogamma R7 and then tried WiiFlow works like a charm and hold tons of games.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nzlyas Verbatim 2.5" Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 160GB]||Works|Works|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader v1.1 & v1.5! Works with FAT32 formatting under GeeXbox (Not tested NTFS) When a WBFS partition is created Mplayer doesn't seems to work.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l5bfb6 Western Digital 160 GB WD1600AAJS Caviar]||Works|Works|Works|Takes some time for GeeXboX to recognize it. Works with FAT32 formatting. USB Launcher Works. Tested|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n84tdo Western Digital MyPassport Essential 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader works great. Note: (Person 10): Only works on FAT32/NTFS. WBFS does not work at all. Must have 222 or 223 installed to play. When using CFG loader, press 1 for options and change the IOS to 222 -m load and all will be good.|10}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works nicely with USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Iomega eGo 160GB (RPHD-U)|WD25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with wiiflow and usb loader v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/laajho Imation Apollo 2.5'' 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader working fine so far ;)|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go USB 2.0 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly with USB Loader v1.1. When used with other loaders you may experience a code dump when formatting or installing. The solution is to format and install at least one game through a PC first, then it's smooth sailing.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ST90000U2 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Runs games perfectly with USB Loader GX, however you cannot use it to format WBFS partition. WBFS partition must be created with WBFS Manager v3. Does NOT work with WBFS Intelligent at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Portable Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Nice performance using cIOS rev15 and Cfg Loader. Also works good as WBFS partition, using WBFSSync.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 160GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| TOSHIBA mk1646gsx , MK1637GSX , works with another enclosure |5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB Mobile Drive||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Mfr Part #: 301186US|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on USB Loader v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 3200 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with CFG USB. Formatted to FAT32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB|0D49 7000|Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with GeeXBoX and USB Loader GX 1.0 r818, SD/USB Loader 1.5 and NeoGamma R7. Wiped HD for nothing. :(|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 5000DV||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX 1.0 r850 and NeoGamma R7 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2dmzxng Toshiba 160GB HDDR160E03X]|0930 A002|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 4+ hours|5}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB MK1646GSX||Not tested|Works|Not tested|Works with GeexBox, but NTFS partitions seem to lock up after too much music.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB PX1270E-1G16||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 2 hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung 1.8" S1 Mini 160GB|04e8 2f04|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.5. cfg usb loader v50c freeze in game |2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 2.5" HTS543216L9A300 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a Satellite 3.5" AX-323 Enclosure.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu HandyDrive 2.5" MMF2610UB 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, GeexBox, Mplayer Christmas Edition|1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstore DataStation pocket g.u 160GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX rev919|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 3.5" HDS722516VLSA80 160GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Configurable USB Loader (cfg v57 release), ATA HDD with 2 NTFS partitions, connected with DIGITUS USB 2.0 to IDE & SATA Adapter Cable. Works like a charm but only with cIOS 222. With cIOS 249 it freezes on the splash screen of loader with HDD connected. Tested with 2 games (.ISOs) and to play video file on HDD in MPlayer CE v0.77. |0}}
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==200GB==
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{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 200GB|0d49 3100|Works|Works|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with Configurable USB Loader v33 and v34b.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch II 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With USB Loader GX.(Update) Tested with 4.2u update & usb loader GX v929, games play fine but freezing occurs 5-20 minutes later no matter what game/setting.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu MHY2200BH (in enclosure) 200gb||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With Configurable USB loader and USB Loader GX both works. Tested for around 1-1.5 hrs no problems as far as i can tell. *NOTE (IMPORTANT!!!):To play DL games u gotta install hermes cIOS and set it to use that!*|2}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 200 GB||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L2OOMO 200GB SATA 150||Not tested|Not tested|Works|So good. Multiple USB loaders and CIOSs.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor datastation pocket x.u 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Good.Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. It only works with the cable with two USB connectors (data and aux power), both plugged into Wii usb ports |0}}
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==250GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://support.wdc.com/product/spec.asp?groupid=406&level1=4&modelno=&lang=en Western Digital Dual-Option Combo External Drive WD2500B011]|1058 0400|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried with single, primary WBFS partition created with WBFS Manager 3.0. Failed with USB Loader 1.5 and CoverFlow RC5 on cIOS 13.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Memorex 250GB SlimDrive CZ30392A519||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted entire drive as WBFS and all games are working with CFG USB Loader.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB book||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEVT SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When u open the Usb Loader...The Disc light start flashing..and then it turns off -.-.|27}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEKT SATA||Works|Not tested|Works|Original 2.5 usb enclosure displayed "waiting for slow usb device by usb loader gx" ( using y usb cable)But then I installed hard drive back into an xbox 360 hdd shell and used a xbox 360 transfer cable and connected to wii that way and it has loaded with every different loader 10 times straight..Drive is formatted wbfs cios 14 -.-.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704 070A|Works|Works|Works|Works good with USB Loader GX / NeoGamme, No Spindown issue. But: WiiFlow crashes!|15}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.digitgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/wdfpassport_portable_3.jpg Western Digital 250GB WD2500XMS SATA]|2108A|Works|Not tested|Works|HD Formatted via WBFS Manager, Works with CFG-USB-Loader and USB-Loader v1.0. Does not work with USB-LOADER-GX or Gecko or NEO-GAMMA|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 250GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Hard Drive 250GB, Design by F.A. Porsche http://www.lacie.com/download/datasheet/porsche_hd_usb_en.pdf|059F 0651|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to replace the USB cable. Got a black screen when loading games, a better/thicker cable solved that issue. HD is WBFS formatted on a primary partition and works well with USB Loader GX 2.0 rev21|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/AA2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I experienced issues with the pointer, it hiccups sometimes, still playable but a bit annoying. I can confirm this was caused by this usb device, i tried Resident Evil 4 and Mario Galaxy 2 using waninkoko's rev20b on a pendrive and it worked perfectly, then tried them on this one and the hiccups where there.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G22||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|
I had big problems - loading of games took very long - sometimes over 1min (black screen) - often it crashed at the end of game and not loaded the next screen - now I changed to my old 80GB ATA Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 9 (with ICY-Box) and it is works really great and fast !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G32||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|
Not working at all. Generate an ISI Exception all the time. When I changed the disk with exactly the same software worked. Partitioned to 250GB or 160 GB make no difference. The ISI error is before any menu show up. I will return this disk.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G42||Not tested|Not tested|Works|It may works if you have PARTITIONED to smaller size, like 160GB. If you try it in one partition with 250GB, it doesn't work. So, not enjoy.
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Hm, I added this Samsung Really Long long time ago, and i putted "Enjoy :D" because really works..but i think some stupid guy with nothing to do changed to doesnt work..so...now i change it back to works..because really works, I have over 45 Games and i made a Partition, Half/Half and worked great.
Propably you're not the "clever"....|0}}

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{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mj7on6 Western Digital 250 GB external HDD]||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Portable 250 GB external HDD||Works|Works|Works|works with usb loader. sometimes, usb loader needs to run, before you plug the hd to usb|5}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor DiamondMax 23||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works good with Usb Loader Gx|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 250GB||Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work||3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lxypou LaCie 250 GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive]||Works|Works|Works|DID NOT work for me with USB Loader 1.5/Works Perfectly for me with USBLoader 1.5 & USBLoader GX 1.0/Works perfectly for met with the las USB loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht Hi-Speed USB 2.0 - 250Go||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Issues|Works ok for me (one game than have to reboot) wiith 1.5 based loaders, you have to remove all fat32 partitions and reallocate the space then reformat in WBFS // FAT 32 formated , WBSF init tested with PC and Wii (USB loader 1.1) but Black screen // HD detected but no partitions to be found//works sometimes, if have you have issues reboot wii|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go Portable 250 GB HDD||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); use only one partition otherwise you could have problems|12}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Portable 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi classic||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Programs freeze during loading. USB Loader freezes during game install, resumes installation if Device is reconnected. mplayer-ce works|1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB pocket||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Sometimes USB Loader does not detect the drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi t.u||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|no problems so far, USBLoader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buffalo-asia.com/cgi-bin/products/detail.cgi?country=ph&code=7&id=289 Buffalo MiniStation Lite 250GB HDD (BUFFALO HD-PEU2 USB Device)]|0411 0157|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I think this is the same as "Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD" posted above.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykx9fvm Verbatim Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 250GB]|0225|Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer, GeexBox, Homebrew Channel as a FAT32 partition, and with USB Loader as a WBFS partition. It shows as a Samsung HN250i|5}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic SL 250 GB Ethernet/USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 2.5" 250 GB/USB 2.0||Works|Works|Works|Was a bit of a problem to get the drive formatted to WBFS. First thing: Format to FAT32 (with a tool like HP USB DISK Storage Format Tool). Then connect to your Wii and start USB loader or a tool like that and let your Wii format it to WBFS. Then you need a modded version of WBFS GUI Tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk7a2qw Imation Apollo 250GB Portable Hard Drive]||Works|Not tested|Issues|Mplayer_CE needs plug after start the player. USBloader works great.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Turbo USB 250GB (HD-PFU2)||Not tested|Issues|Works|UsbLoader needs to run before execute GeeXboX, so GeeXboX can detect it|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memup Kiosk 250GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|LG HXD1C25PW XD1 2.5-Inch 250GB HDD White USB & e-SATA|043E 70F2|Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Formatted first as NTFS (factory preset) then formatted to WBFS by WBFS Manager 2.5 x86 version. Tested with 3.2E firmware, USB Loader 1.5, all working correctly, no issues whatsoever.|0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox IB-351UE-BL with Samsung SP2514N||Not Tested|Works|Works|Two Primary Partitions. 1st WBFS, 2nd FAT32. Both USB Ports successfull tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|CompUSA 2.0 External Model CUSA250U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then WBFS via the PC. Works without issue.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet M25|ID 152d:2329|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydu69x7 iomega Prestige Portable Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked right out of the box, Worked with WBFS manager 2.5.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Essential TravelDrive 250GB 2.5" Usb 2.0 - Cool Silver ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then USB loader detects and format. Works without issue. Worked with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|iomega Select Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Desktop Hard Drive Silver Series||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Cavalry Storage CAUE Series USB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in Coverfloader and USB Loader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Simpledrive Mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|2}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Simple Drive, Model 90000-40479-002||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Configurable USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable 250GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|(Works with usbloader gx)(Works with cfg usb loader 65)(Works with WBFS manager 3.0)(Works great with geexbox,I used cios rev14)(works great with uloader v5).|5}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo 250GB 2.5" (SAMSUNG HM250JI USB Device)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX (WBFS, FAT32 and NTFS Support (r867 and up)), Works with WBFS manager 3.0.x, |2}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB Elements Portable| 1058 0175|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Works great with Configurable Usb Loader .54-fat and the whole disk formatted as one Fat32 partition, tested with 4 games and it's flawless, no spindown issues at all! :: My WD Elements Portable has a spindown/standby functionality. The hdd is unable to wake up after leaving the game on pause for 10 mins (using ios58). There is a piece of software from WD to control the spindown on windows, but none to change the firmware settings on the hdd itself|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hammer Storage 250 GB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked with no major tweeking needed, I didn't even install hermes. Great External Hard Drive, no spindown issues|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim premier edition 250 GB Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if replacing the USB cable!. Not recognized by USB Loader GX with the original one|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.officemax.com/technology/drives-memory-storage/hard-drives-usb-drives/portable-hard-drives/product-prod3030848 Hitachi 2.5" Life Studio]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in USB Loader GX and can't be partitioned in Customizable USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6xkh8bu Hitachi X-Series 2.5"]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, running with both USB ports plugged-in.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 250Gb|unk|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Took a bit of work to get formatted to FAT32, but once that was done, works great. no spindown issues after 2 hrs of playing Dirt2. Love not having separate power adapter. $50 retail|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WiiFlow crashes when both USB connectors are connected. If just one (regardless which) is connected, WiiFlow doesn't find it. Use a cable with a single USB connector and WiiFlow works just fine.
Works with cfg USB loader with both usb connectors connected (order matters, switch them around if it fails the first time)
|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00078343.html LG HXD1U25GR HDD Red Wine 250 GB external HDD 2.5"]|043e 70f1|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with Wiiflow 2.2 RC1 r414 formatted to FAT32 with d2x v6, no lag, same speed as a 3.5" HDD, just an inconvenience, it use the two USB port of the Wii.|0}}
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==300GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 2,5" 300GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Toutch 3,5" 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|The USB-Drive works good under Vista, games can be put onto the harddrive using WBFS without problems about 152 games fit on the drive, however USB-Loader v1.1 does not recognize the USB-Drive (tryed as NTFS and as Fat32), after testing i found out that if i open the USB-Drive casing, take the harddrive out and then connect the hardrive to the wii using a simple 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter USB-Loader v1.1 does recognize the USB-Drive and games are selectable and playable. I guess the USB-Loader v1.1 is not compatible with the chipset of Maxtors IDE-to-USB converter. Follow the link for a picture of the Maxtor working with a 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter, [digital8] http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/2666/dsc03243b.jpg. EDIT1.: Homebrew does work on the Maxtor One Toutch, no need for the 3rd party IDE-2-USB converter there. EDIT2.: Tested with USB-Loader v1.1 till v1.5. EDIT3.: With Waninkoko's cIOS38Rev12 the drive does work as long as you first boot the USB Loader (Till the No USB Drive found message) and then power up the USB Drive (Un\Replugging the USB cable has no effect). Everytime you exit from the USB Loader you have to repeat the procedure.|2}}
{{USBDevice|HP HD3000S Personal Media Drive 300 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I used EASEUS to make a 100GB partition. In my case I had to make sure it was the primary drive and of course choose no format. Then use WBFS Manager for the rest. Loaded it with USB Loader 1.5. GX didn't pick up that it was plugged in, but I can't confirm it won't work for everyone.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with CFG Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L300R0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6B300S0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Mevis storeX (EH3-SXV3-300IE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works well|0}}
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==320GB==
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{{USBDevice|iPro Drive 2.5 NBEX320GWS||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well under Wiiflow and Usb Loader GX|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Usb Loader GX on usb port 1 with hermes cIOS(It doesn't load on port 0)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2|04e8 60b2|Works|Works|Works|Only needs 1 USB port. Part Number HX-M320UAB|0}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive Mini 320GB blue and black||Works|Not Tested|Works|Only 1 USB. Works Perfect. |8}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 320GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Dont Works|loader dont seen the harddisk.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic Drive II 320GB||Works|Works|Works||35}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 320GB|04e8 1f03|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|DEPENDING ON PROD VERSION ! Works with prodnr 2009.7 and 2010.4. DOES NOT WORK with 2009.11 - 2009.12 - 2010.3 - 2010.4 |7}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor E alu 320GB 2,5" (PX1276E)||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini 320 GB 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Ensure data plug connected to lower usb port (closest to edge) and secondary power plug into upper usb port.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Travelstar 5K320 320 Go - SATA-300 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the 2 USB ports for powering|2}}
{{USBDevice|cirago CST4320 320GB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 External Hard Drive|058 6366|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works in loader gx. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 320 GB 2.5"|0D49 7450|Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 2,5" USB 2.0 white 320 GB|l3fd 1840|Works|Works|Works|No Problems with the USB Loader|9}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|GeexBox just crashes so I'm not really sure about that.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704|Works|Works|Works|GeeXboX 0.1 alpha7 works. Works excellently with USBLoader, no sleep mode issue seen.Works excellently with cfg USBLoader v50c. BE AWARE, NEW DRIVES HAVE HIDDEN VCD THAT CANNOT BE DELETED CAUSING THE DRIVE NOT TO WORK WITH USBLOADER. - On newer drives with the VCD problem, you can use the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool to get rid of the VCD. After this newer drives will also work (This is for all WD drives with the VCD i.e. 1TB MyBook Elite and so on.)|29}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/kjgaAJ Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential II] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It's almost the same version as above only a newer edition. Installed WD SmartWare to disable drive spinoff and did a full format using a HP Tool to get rid of VCD, formatted as WBFS using WBFS manager and installed games using WBFS for Mac OS X, Every Game worked in WiiFlow 1.1 IOS 249)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Book Essential (WD3200C032-002)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WiiFlow IOS 249, USB Loader GX, and NeoGamma r8.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passbook||Works|Works|Issues|Works with Mplayer with NTFS formatted. GeeXboX needs to be formatted with fat32. Some games freeze with this like ssbb due to hard drive going into sleep mode.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Elite||Issues|Works|Works|Tested with 3 partitions, first one FAT32, second one WBFS and finally NTFS. All but WBFS works with Geexbox. All work with Wiiflow USB loader. Problems with USB loader GX. Homebrew did not load at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie F.A. Porsche 320 GB||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer (FAT32).Works with GeeXbox(FAT32/NTFS.)|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lcux42 LaCie Mobile Disk 320 GB]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally. Reboot the Wii and the disk appears.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie - Petit - 301894 - Disque dur Externe portable 2,5" - 320 Go - USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Sometime sneeds re-insert to get it working|2}}
{{USBDevice|LG External 2.5” HDD (XD2) HXD2U32PW 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Usb loader will recognize this HDD ONLY if you use cIOS rev14! Works just fine using USBLoaderGX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/md29sr Seagate FreeAgent GO 320 GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great! use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); or use cIOS rev14 (spindown fixed); Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player|12}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if your partition is formatted in FAT32 before WBFS is installed. In order for the loader to see your partition, hook up the USB but leave the drive unplugged. Boot up the wii and plug in the drive in the HBC. Have only tried Linux/XP - Not Vista! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgrent PRO 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|-1 Error|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 320 GB (model ST3500320AS)|SD1A|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev899, cIOS38 Rev17, first patition FAT, second patition WBFS |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nfbx7d Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E03X)]|0480 A001|Works|Works|Works|Work flawlessly with the USB Loader, no spindown issues.|6}}
{{USBDevice| Seagate External Portable Drive 320 GB (model ST903204EXA101-RK)| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CoverFloader and USBLoader. No issues as of yet. I made the entire drive FAT32, then separated it into a WBFS and FAT32 partitions. Ensure that your WBFS partition of the drive is primary and active.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Basics 2.5" 320GB (Model E05A032BAU2XK)|0480 A004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up after an hour of play. Tested on Wii 4.3U and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E04XW)|0480 A003|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up. OCZ Rally 8GB Flash works fine with same games tested, i used 2 of these drives successfully they load wii games fine and have been tested with several solid hours of gameplay|3}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model 34229 / LPHD320-U)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive (MDHD360-UE)|059B 0277|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.5 USBLoader GX cIOS rev.12|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model LPHD-UP)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|USBLoaderGX Rev560, CIOSrev12|3}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 2,5" Memory House USB 2.0 Plug & Play||Works|Works|Works|USBLoaderGX Rev894|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store 'n' Go external Harddrive 2,5" 320GB (part #53014)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used a single FAT32 partition as shipped, works fine with CFG USB Loader. Not sure if it was required but I disabled the power saving feature using the supplied Samsung Green button windows software.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lompoh Simpletech 320GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive (designed by Pininfarina)]||Works|Works|Works|Works well with USB Loader v1.1 aslo when connected to Vista PC using any WBFS GUI currently out(4/3/09); Works great with v1.5 also.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/m9vg7g Transcend 320GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile (TS320GSJ25C/TS320GSJ25M)]||Issues|Works|Works|Fine for loading wii games but will spindown when using emulators. Must unplug and plug in again to have the wii see it again. Emailed support, they said no utility to disable it. A bummer.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu 320GB Dynadisq III||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lld9y4 Iomega 2.5" Prestige Portable 320GB 34342]|059B 0470|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.4 with cIOS rev10 - Actually, I have tried this with 4 prestige 320Gb devices... Had problems with TWO of them - one was replaced at the shop and the replacement was good... The other was replaced and still didn't work, so we exchanged for another mfr...|2}}
{{USBDevice|Packard Bell 320GB Silver|0766 0001|Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory MegaStore Compact 320GB (TOSHIBA MK3252GSX)|05E3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.5 with cIOS rev10|1}}
{{USBDevice| cnMemory CORE 320GB (Hitachi HTS543232A7A384)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nahqk5 Seagate Expansion Portable 320GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Test with wiiflow and cIOS38 rev14. Needs the short orign. USB-cable to work properly|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14586~r.12128430 2.5" Genuine Hitachi 320GB SATA Hard Drive with External USB 2.0 Enclosure]
||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with all loader and fit in my pocket.[Cool and Cheap!][PS.:Same as Travelstar above]|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mluhnk Buffalo MiniStation TurboUSB 320GB (HD-PF320U2)]||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to format drive with USB Loader GX 1.0 r516 (system crash). Formatted with Waninkoko's SD/USB Loader 1.4 instead. After formatting, drive worked fine with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive 320GB (HD-PC320U2/BK-EU) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Plugged in to PC and ran WiiBackupManager version 0.4.5 build 78 x86 - created wbfs folder for me. Transferred some files to it and plugged in to my 4.3E PAL Wii. Launched USB Loader GX 2.0 from Homebrew Channel 1.0.8 installed via Letterbomb. Everything I have tried works fine - will update if I have any problems in the future. Update : now upgraded using WADManager 1.7 to USBLoader GX 2.3 on IOS250. I now use a forwarder to launch it rather than running it through the Homebrew Channel or using memory having a seperate channel. Very pleased as games load noticeably faster with this version of USBLoader GX. Update - installed Hermes CiOS 222 as USB devices wanted to use the same USB port as the Hard Drive - in USBLoader GX change options for that game to use CiOS 222 instead of Cios 250 and no problems |3}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 IDE 320gb||Not tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Wii cannot read it on all usb loaders, you will get ret-6 error and the ret-1 error or usb loaders just freeze.
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Usb loader works good all disk wbfs 140 games|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz4eduz Western Digital 320GB Elements Portable]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev741 cIOS38 Rev14, first patition FAT32, second patition WBFS |13}}
{{USBDevice|[http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|It works, but goes into sleep mode (and hangs up)|1}}
{{USBDevice|My Book Essential Edition 250 GB - First Version with green circle in front||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|(Over 50+ games have worked with Config USB Loader, both PAL AND NTSC)(FAT and WBFS both work and multiple partitions work)(No "spindown" issue experienced).|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3200 320 GB 3.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with cfg USB loader, first formatted with fat 32 formatter, then WBFS with cfg USB loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|PQI H550 320 GB 2.5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader GX v1.0 - works great|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM320II 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2 partitions, first one FAT32 and the second one WBFS (game partition). Used with USB case MAXPOWER MP-STG-SUB2FW.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lacie Rikiki 320GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA 320GB CH94 2.5" Portable HDD||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX - Tested in ntfs partition on a "LEH" wii with several issues like black screen but works well on a "LEG" wii careful with this drive .Did not work with cfg usb loaer v65 on fat32 or ntfs|2}}
{{USBDevice| Medion HDDrive2go 320GB MD90071||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
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==400GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 400GB Labtop Drive (usb powered) Model #hddr400eo3x||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems works flawless with 1.4 or 1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 400GB (PSOAAD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Error -1 occasionally but reboot fixes Turn on after selecting program you want ie usbloader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 400GB USB2.0 part#47570||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| No problem with usbloader 1.1 - This device works ONLY with usbloader, not with usbloaderGX. Pay Attention! |0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Elements Portable WDE1MSBK4000BN 400GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Drive works flawlessly with Sorg's modification of Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.1. The games I tested booted Fine.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Storex 385HDRW||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This device works ONLY with usbloader1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM400LI||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX and cloader 1.6 from loadstructor 1.7|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega 2.5" 34758 Portable HDD (Prestige)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|looks like HD spinsdown, only recognized when first mounting another drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|FUJITSU MJA2400BH G2 USB Device|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|When trying to mount in CFG USB Loader or NeoGamma, Wii freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS, FAT, NTFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital: My passport essential||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great, no problems at all|0}}
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==500GB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/mjqtv6 Executive 2.5 Series PD500USE-BL]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Exactly like a WD Passport Essential 2.5" HDD (my friends drive). Works great at less cost (Canada).|2}}
{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yar9gte Puredrive 500GB WDC WD5000AAKS-22A7B2]|0C0B:B159|Not Tested|Works|Works|Used CFG-USBLoader v50 with cIOS38rev16 4.2U|0}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/adata-sh93 Superior SH93 500GB Portable HDD] (ASH93-500GU-CBK/Version: 1.60)| 125F:A93A |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Tested with: USBLoader GX v2.2 r1100(d2x v6 base56) |2}}

{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 500GB Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apacer AC202 SATA External Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB [http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Init wbfs ...-1 "You have issues with a slow disc or a difficult disc"|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/no4t9c DriveStation TurboUSB with Power Saving Mode External Hdd]||Works|Works|Works|Great drive, backed up 20 discs in 2 hours, formatted extremely fast, spindown problem occurs, do not use this. I can say that I have never had a spindown problem, and I have played games on it for hours. Its perfect for me ~I got this HDD recently, and it works awesomely for USB Loader GX. However, it seems to fail on Waninkoko's cIOS36 revs higher than 9. This might, however, be because of other reasons. -Speedy~|8}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nnxyz4 MiniStation TurboUSB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfect with only one usb and looks perfect (white)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation Turbo USB 500GB HD-PX500U2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with uLoader v3? Doesn't recognise drive until unplugged and re-plugged again.Has to be done every time uLoader is accessed again. Works in HBC and in USB Loader GX if plugged after HBC is loaded. Works perfectly with Neogamma R8 b7.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation USB 500GB HD-PC500U2|0411:01D9|Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Just Store Portable Turbo USB 500GB HD-PV500U2| 0411:0181 |Works|Not Tested|Works|WBFS format works fine. Works great with HBC and USB Loader GX. Tested playing with about 100 games (from 222 on the disk) since 3 months and it never crash or hang up ... finally I bought a second one last week ;) .|3}}

{{USBDevice|Cavalry CAUP25500 500GB|04FC 0c25|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|CN Memory Spaceloop 3,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 125 games and works perfectly, great |0}}

{{USBDevice|FREECOM Mobile Drive XXS 500GB USB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 35 games and works perfectly, great |2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird XL-E 500 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow. Sometimes when Harddisk is in sleep Mode, doesn`t work. Pull out Plug and put in again, then it works again. Thats it!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP SimpleSave WDBACZ5000ABK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work very well under Wiiflow and USB Loader GX.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi H3500US|1376 3010|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works great! Seems like this works well just like the other Hitachi external drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi LifeStudio||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Includes a completely unremovable VCD partition, so even if you format the rest of the disk, it will cause your Wii to crash|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi SimpleTechnology - SimpleDrive II 500GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - S500U|4971:CE07|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Firmware 4.1U, cIOS38rev14, USB Loader GX r907. Works great. Drive was split into 2: 350GB WBFS, ~120GB NTFS. No problems on DVD-DL or CIOS compressed games. Good speeds on read/write. Bought for $49.99, so good deal all around.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/ydus2qu SDM/500CF SimpleDrive Mini 500GB]|4971:CE21|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, Multi-Partitions works fine / Works great with USB Loader GX r874 (WBFS or NTFS), works with Configurable USB loader |4}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/7wbbzb2 Touro Mobile Pro 500GB USB3.0]|4971:1012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested working with USB Loader GX WBFS (haven't tried ISOs), Multi-Partitions works (I have a 450GB NTFS, 50GB WBFS) NOTE: Freezes Wii if it's plugged in when USB Loader GX is loaded, has to be plugged in while USB Loader is searching for HDD! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/237v2ou X Mobile 500GB Portable Hard Drive]|4971:CE21|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Haven't had any issues with the drive so far.|2}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki Go 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|I tested 3 Rikiki Go.WBFS-FAT work fine. Tested with cios rev21,wiiflow 2.x,NeoGamma R9 r47 // works without problem on my wii with Wiiflow (HBC1.0.8, WF 1.1, Wii 4.3e|4}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht 2,5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with Homebrew andWODE, Tested with USB LOADER GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Porsche)||Works|Not tested|Works|I tested every cIOS, i also tried to turn it on before and after the Wii, nothing works Edit: Work fine with the herme's cios 222v52. EDIT: I needed to turn the drive on after launching Cfg USB Loader, using hermes cios 222v5 too|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yklshte 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Neil Poulton)]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work| USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally.Might be fixed on the next version of USB Loader. Edit: Works with this setup:1st partition Fat32 40GB, 2nd partition NTFS 385GB, 3rd partition WBFS 40GB. Plug a usb flash drive into the first usb and plug hdd into second usb to make it detect instantly. EDIT AGAIN: Does not work with the suggested setup. Completely non-working on all loaders and with all cIOS revisions. EDIT: Confirmed doesn't work. EDIT: Works when using Hermes' cIOS 222/223, but not with Waninkoko's cIOS 249. EDIT: Works with cIOS 249, created 2 partitions, both FAT 32. Formatted the first one twice in a row with ncWBFSTool and then I stopped having the "this is not a wii disc" error when loading games. ---- Had constant compatibility issues. Would not work at all with several loaders, attempted with several CIOS inc Hermes. Began working with USB Loader GX then ceased working with that too despite not making any changes. Tried non-partitioned/partitioned, recommended ideas etc. Gave up, bought Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0 which works without any issues at all with all loaders. Wouldn't recommend this Lacie drive at all for use with Wii.||3}}EDIT: Works Hermes; cIOS 222/223 and uLoader 3.1 or config.player 48, and as 1 parition 500Gb
{{USBDevice|LaCie d2 Quadro 500gb USB2.0/FW800/400 w/ Seagate Barracuda||Works|Works|Works|Enclosure free demo model from LaCie(was empty) put in Seagate 500gb works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I tried to format it with its pre-installed software but didn't work (in Windows 7). Totally re-formatted in FAT32 with my Mac. Now works fine! |0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 500GB External HDD|0D49:7410 0D49:7450|Works|Works|Works|Goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes by default if no loading is done. Use Maxtor Manager to turn this off, it can be found on seagate website.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB Mini External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at factorydirect|3}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works if formatted as WBFS through uLoader (and not if formatted through WBFS Manager). Then also works with Loadstructor. Disc is recognized by USB Loader GX, but no games are detected.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDrive-n-go 500GB External USB 3.0 compatible USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Noontec [http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_8867_500GB_Noontec_S3352_Gigasave_35_External_Hard_Disk S3352 Gigasave]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly with entire hard drive formatted WBFS. Works with partition|2}}
{{USBDevice|NoTouch [http://www.notouch.biz/nt3500.htm NT3500]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ultra-speed.ca Ultra Speed] ||Not Tested|Works|Works|it looks like the 2TB, 69 dls at waltmart LOL |3}}
{{USBDevice|Woxter i-Cube 25 Slim||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Toshiba MK5055GSX HD inside. It works great with 2 partitions: 1º FAT32 and 2º WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega 500GB External HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Newer model 34959 Select Portable 500GB contains Toshiba MK5059GSX and works perfectly with WiiFlow 2.2 cIOS249 formatted as single FAT32 partition. HBC loads fine.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygv2dw3 (Platinum) Prestige Portable Hard Drive 500GB ]|059B:0470|Works|Works|Works|Works flawlessly with cIOS rev14 and rev15. Lot of issues with older versions.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Desktop Hard Drive 500GB||Works|Works|Works | Works Very Well, If u want to partition so you can use it for the computer as well u need the wii partition to be primary and comp partition to be logical use The Easeus partition maker worked perfectly. Tested with mario kart for 4 hours and then NSMB for 5 No problems and Very Stable no crashes yet |7}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Portable Hard Drive 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with CFG USB LOADER V56 and NeoGamma R8 RC1. More than 3 hours Mario Kart Wii and more than 5 hours Resident Evil 4|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lafsw9 iPro Drive HDE5500G 500 GB]||Works|Works|Works|Tested on 3 drives using USB loader with 180 + games, played all games for hours. No problems at all so far. Amazing deal for the price|5}}

{{USBDevice|JMicron USA Technology Corp. 465GB|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in Loader, USB loader freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS and NTFS/FAT32. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LG XD2 2,5" USB2.0 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX - Tested on many different wii and always work on usb loader gx (ntfs partitions and wbfs partitions and Two partitions works fine.) enjoy :)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Store & Save 3500||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SDE3275 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with homebrew and configurable usb loader v52|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 123827)||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 124401)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly, tested with USB Loader GX (ios222) and mplayer_ce (ios202)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124451)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works after installing cIOS38r17 no glitches found after hours of playing different games so far (doesnt work with cIOS38r15 or older 38r16 untested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124440)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|tested with cIOS38r17, doesn't work with preformated NTFS (worked after formatting with WFBS) |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/HX-MU050DC/GB2 G2 500GB] ||Works | Not Tested | Works | Works out of the box. Tested both WBFS and FAT32 partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 500GB |04e8:60b3|Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Tested with whole disk WBFS partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 500GB HXMU 0500A/G52 |04E8:1F05|Works|Works|Works|Worked Fine with USBLOADER GX with cIOS Rev 14 IOS249 and New Super Mario Bros Wii)Works ok, but does suffer with spin down issues no known software from Samsung to adjust this.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-222 SATA 2.5" Enclosure ||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|By now, only geexbox recognizes. I'm using with 2 partitions (NTFS and WBFS) USB Loader says that partition is not formatted in WBFS and if you try, error -6.|0}}

{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m External Desktop Drive 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0]||Works |Not Tested|Works|Created partitions and let the USB loader format. Played for over an hour and let sit for over 20 minutes and auto-off did not effect gameplay. Quick loading time and drive will turn itself back on when you turn on the WII. |4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yzr8xeu FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Silver External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Works|Works|All issues resolved with the new cIOS38rev14. No need to wait for Wii to be turned on before plugging the drive in. Be sure to install included software w/ drive and disable power save features before reformatting in WBFS. ---- Multiple partitions work fine. Did experience lockup twice at various times running Animal Crossing City Folk but it could have been tied to power save feature of drive. / I had problems installing games via USB Loader GX with this drive. It would freeze every time. Installing via WBFS manager worked however.|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Drive 500GB USB2.0 ST305004EXA101-RK ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Softmodded wii - Previously when wii was cIOS36rev10, drive was not recognised by the usb loader and just did not boot up. Updated to cIOS38rev14, drive works perfect; drive boots up when wii boots up and switches off when wii is switched off, usbloaders recognise drive, games boot up perfect. / Was having trouble on USBLoader GX with progress frozen but after replacing the USB cable everything works perfectly |5}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Black External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Didn't work with cIOS38rev15/USB Loader GX crashed on loading with dsi exception, but worked fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfavuxb SEAGATE FreeAgent GO 500GB]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Using CFG USB Loader. Also coverfloader |8}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex 500GB External HDD. STAA50020x|0BC2:5021|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tryed with LoaderGX 2.1 and HomeBrew 1.0.8 all ok, tested with many games on FAT32 (wbfs images).|1}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m 500GB Expansion 2.5" Portable]|0BC2 2300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev828 cIOS38 Rev14 Works also with Configurable USB loader ) i find it working good it is acualy faster than my flash drive it works for me with CIOS rev20 and USBloader gx rev 938.Works perfect with homebrew,games,progs.Very faster and no sleep mode|5}}

{{USBDevice|Storex StoryDisk HD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX and NeoGamma R8 final|0}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/l89kml 500GB USB2.0 External Hard Drive (model-FV-U35/500)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at Fry's Electronics, 1st one failed after 1 day, 2nd one has been solid|2}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [http://tinyurl.com/ygwafxo 500GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile TS500GSJ25M]||Works|Works|Works|Works Perfect! Drive recomended because of its falling resistant feature and cheap price / Tested with USB Loader GX r874, Neogamma 8R15, CFG v48|5}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE alu 500GB USB 2.0 (P1399E-2G20 or PX1394U-3G50)||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0 Black Portable Hard Drive HDDR500E04XK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USBLoader. Great! Many hours of play without freeze.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Does Not Work|Not Tested|Does Not Work||4}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0/3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work at first, reformat to NTFS with WBM (32 kb sector size). If it still doesn't work, you're doing it wrong!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Art4 500GB USB 3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tried USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG USB Loader, using the whole partition in Fat32 and NTFS. All loaders froze during boot. Only works when the HD is connected when the loader asks for a USB device.|0}}

{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-500gb_13206.html Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 2.5", model #47630] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-sunkissed-yellow-500gb_16889.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER, USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Two partitions works fine.|3}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM 3.5'' USB 2.0[http://www.mmd.lu/verbatim-35-disque-dur-externe-usb-20-500gb-xml-895-3769.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with wiiflow and 1 partition for the wii games and an other formated FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html Store 'n' Go USB 2.0 Colours (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Lags possible with COD black ops and modern warfare in online mode|1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://tinyurl.com/yg32oqq SmartDisk External Hard Drive USB 2.0]|18a5:0216|Works|Works|Works| Performs Perfectly! - tried two partitions one NTFS the other WBFS works!. Works OK with CIOS 14 and CIOS 222.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD Scorpio Blue 500GB SATA Hard Drive||Issues|Issues|Issues|Works perfectly but goes into sleep mode after 5 mins.|}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/22pbevz My Passport Elite 500GB 2.5"]| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Excellent drive! Formats perfectly, fast transfers, no spindown issues. Been using it for 20 or so games for a few days, never a problem. Not for sale anymore at Costco where purchased.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/lq5zuy My Passport Elite 500GB] |1058:0705|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|USBLoader works great, did not work with homebrew channel even with a partition formatted into fat32 unfortunately, couldn't get anything load.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-WDBACY5000ARD-NESN/dp/B0041OSB02 My Passport Essential 500 GB USB3.0 Red] (Model WDBACY5000ARD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in USB Loader or WiiFlow, the drive will not be recognized and/or the loader freezes. Tried WBFS and NTFS. WBFS from PC worked fine. Sad, would have been a perfect color match for the red Wii :(
Only way I have managed to get this drive to work is using old r883.. Wont work with Uloader or CFG loader.
Comment: No love either with FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Hermes cIOS 222 5.1, however FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Waninkoko cIOS 249 r20 does work. FAT formatted drive and WiiMC on IOS58 also works.
----
No success with this drive, my first attempt at softmodding however another drive has worked confirming this one doesn't. Don't have any experience in trying other settings to see if there is a way to get it working.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passport-Essential-Midnight-Black-Portable/dp/B004445JHC My Passport Essential 500GB USB3.0 Black] (Model WDBACY5000ABK-EESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Install the drive on a Computer, Update its firmware from WD website, install SmartWare software, on SmartWare Software disable the Hibernation/Power Saving mode (it will be applied directly to the firmware) - Uninstall everything from WD, Backup the driver folder on the drive and remove all other folders from the drive - Partition as required and use - Tested with Wii 4.1E cIOS rev21, Neogamma R8, HBC 1.0.8, USB Loader GX 2.0: tested with 4.3e works perfectly. Just made backup of the internal folders and formatted with WBFS. |2}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential (WDBACY5000ASL) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after disabling Hibernation/Power Saving mode. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential 500GB 2.5" External HDD (Product number (label on drive): WDBAAA5000AD1-00 Model Number (hdparm): WDC WD5000BMVV-11GNWS0)|1058:071a|Works|Works|Works|Just the perfect disc for USB loader, tested since the beginning on more that 80 games, no spindown issues. Newer drives (mine has firmware rev. 01.01A01) also do not have the virtual CD drive anymore and are ready to use right away (some drives in the past had to have a firmware upgrade to deactivate that function). Even though I had no spindown issues, I still followed this [http://tinyurl.com/c4tso8 guide] (opening the case is not necessary even though the guide claims that it is).|24}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ygy5gah My Passport Essential 500GB 3.5" External HDD]||Works|Works|Works|It's the same with 2,5" HDD|16}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/32koq8g My Passport Essential 500GB Portable External Hard Drive (WDBAAA5000ABK-NEWM)]|1058 071A|Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought 2 of the same drives. Installing games through WiiFlow is '''extremely slow''' (on both drives) compared to a different drive (Hitachi) that I've tried. Other than that, games already on the drive run fine.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements 500GB (WD5000E035)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX and had no Problems. Thats how it should be :p |5}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements ebook 500GB (WD5000I032)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX rev714 and had no Problems.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/ui2uyam Elements Portable 500GB USB2.0 Hard Drives (WDBAAR5000ABK)]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works Works great! tried a FREECOM and some other eHDD's before but this one worked perfectly! No booting issues, no installs, no freezes or performance/loading issues. Tested on the WiiFlow USBLoader ( IOS249 )|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/md26q4e Elements SE Portable 500GB USB2.0 (WDBABV5000ABK)]|1058 1023|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great ! Tested with uLoader, USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG Loader. cIOS Waninkoko v19 and Hermes v5.1. I Played for hours without any problems.|6}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/6txrggq Elements SE Portable 500GB USB 3.0 2,5" (WDBPCK5000ABK-01)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with NTFS File System and CFG v70. It works, and (out of the box) does not have the spin down problem at idle (like other WD)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yel5lpb My Book Essential (WDBAAF5000EBK-NESN)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|
* Works with USB Loader GX(used free partitioner to create a FAT32 partition then used WBFS Manager 3.0 to format the whole partition. No Issues so far, Loaded 177 games. Running 4.2 with HBC and Drive Key.
* WBFS failed on me, using FAT32 + NTFS both primary, and fat active partition, installed 10 games working flawlessly, from dvds with wiiflow r123|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition, (WD5000C032)||Works|Works|Works|Worked with USB Loader only after creating partitions. Works with Gamma R7 and USBLoader GX 600|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Home Edition (WD5000H1CS-00)||Not Tested|Works|Works|they all seemed to hang up and never booted. The loaders booted fine with the drive unplugged.Tested with over 40 games partitioned into 2 parts one for games and one for videos, it works great, Worked for me with usbloader gx, hermes cios222, and waninkoko's cios38 rev14, geexbox works aswell.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''D'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works|Using 4.3FW, Latest WiiFlow, Fast Load with WBFS System|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000)*Europe*||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after many attempts. Run: cIOS 38rev15, Hermes222/223, Cfg USB-Loader v50, fat32 with WBFS folder:[http://sites.google.com/site/completesg/backup-launchers/iso/wbfs-managers/wii-backup-manager Wii Backup Manager]|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Studio 500GB||Issues|Issues|Issues|works only by using a cheap USB to SATA adapter on the eSATA connector. Integrated USB fails on Wii|2}}

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{{USBDevice|ADATA Nobility NH92 640GB Silver|125f:a91a|Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work|WiiFlow stuck at the "Insert hdd into USB" screen. The device enters spinup-spindown-loop two or three times, then stays up for a few seconds, then spindown permentally. Under Wininkoko's WAD Manager 1.7, the device is not recognized as an USB 2.0 device, and directly load it as an "USB Mass Storage Device" doesn't work either, I have to "USB 2.0 Mass Storage Device" -> let it fail -> "USB Mass Storage Device" to get it to work. HBC 1.0.8 works, tho.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nrsfkk DriveStation 640GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|picked up any loader i tried straight away played blazing angels for a few hours no spindown at all however sometimes it goes asleep in the loader if your not scrolling through games!|5}}

{{USBDevice|Fujitsu-Siemens Storagebird 35EV840 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/d82l55 H3640U]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader picked it up after a couple seconds and formatted with out any issues. 8MB cache makes it a little slower writing to it than my other drive with 32mb cache but great for the price!|4}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie External USB Device||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, (but first time us start usb loader getting error: Could not initialize USB storage subsystem! (ret -6) just try again and should work).|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 640GB External USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 640GB White||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfect for me!|4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/nnausj FreeAgent Xtreme 640GB (USB 2.0, Firewire 400, eSata)]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly, will go into detail after more testing.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-M2-Portable-HX-M640UAB-external/dp/B004VSH1PO M2 Portable 640 GB (2.5") HX-M640UAB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|* Tested with CFG USB Loader, works like a charm both on wbfs and on fat32 partition. no problem with size or formatting
* Took my time looking through this page and decided on this drive and I'm glad I did! Using CFG v.70 USB Loader 1.5 games load quickly and run just fine from my 200GB WBFS partition. The rest is formatted NTFS and works great with WiiMC. I used linux to make 2 ntfs partitions then WBFS Manager 3.0 in Windows to convert one of them to WBFS. I'm happy!|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 640GB (2.5') HX-MU064DA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|No win with this device, error "unexepected i0i error dump" when loading USB loader GX, cannot format to WBFS. Physical sector size is 1024 bytes, that's the problem. Don't buy this one! :-( |5}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://tinyurl.com/237lrlp G2 Portable 640 GB (2.5') HX-MU064DC]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great! I tested uLoader, USB Loader GX and CFG Loader directly from 5 gb FAT-partition on the device. The remaining space has a WBFS-Partition and all tested games work great on that. Long time tests (> 1 hour) follow...|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No Issues, works great! Was able to partition half to FAT32 and half stay NTFS.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STOR.E ART 3 (E05A064PAU2EW)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, nothing to say, works superb, very fast too!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio (E05A064CAU2CK)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great, a little bit slow as it's portable, tested with wiiflow NTFS 1 part. It looks great btw!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PX1393E-2G32||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PH3064U-1EXB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on 4.1U softmod. Would not format with Wii Backup Manager to WBFS, WII would not recognize drive in fat/ntfs format|1}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 640GB 8M 5400 tr/min - USB - Storejet Anti-choc -TS640GSJ25M ||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good (++ iam another user for me just working with 1 usb loader see my sentence after your message)
(another user wii v4.2 e hack sciifii v3 and pimp my ride v2.11) but just 1 usb loader working with this disk, its ""Configurable USB loader 60"" from Ogzzee ( few bugs with this loader but i think the nexts revisions will be better), and works just with 1 wbfs manager, ""wii backup manager""
- not working with another manager and another loader (i have format with usb loader 60)!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet 25M3 USB 3.0 640GB TS640GSJ25M3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted to WBFS O.K. but locks up with ULoader and WiiFlow either in menus or sometimes in game titles. No game has worked so far unlike my perfect 25M 500GB :( Tested on 4.3. **Update Feb 2011: 25M3 contains Samsung HM641JI - connected it via a cheap USB to SATA cable (with power from a power supply) and it works! The drive is now installed in a Sumvision E-Gem enclosure and working fine.|0}}

{{USBDevice|TREKSTOR 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good !|0}}

{{USBDevice|ULTRA-SPEED 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (partitions no prob ntfs/wbsf) Works perfectly !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store n go - USB 2.0 - 640 gb||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WORKS PERFECTLY WITH USB LOADER GX , Fast ripping/loading times costs 70 euro in holland so nice price really if u want to purchase you should do this!|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 6400BEV WD Elements|1058:1010|Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400AAK ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. No lag and very fast. Similar to above AAK and may be the exact same drive.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried everything - all USB loaders, error 002 fixes, couldn't even load any game, even wii sports from backup.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport WDBABM6400ABK |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly under USB Loader GX and WiiFlow with NTFS and WBFS. Very good speeds.|4}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ycesta4 MyBook Essential Ed.]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works great very quick!|4}}

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==750GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/SH14USB3 SH14] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|-|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 750GB Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 500GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie 750 GB External HDD ||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works, loader has "waiting for usb device", just restart the hdd and it works! |2}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD - OneTouch 4||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. 250GB for WBFS and 500GB for Windows ... 250GB is the first partition, and the 500GB is formatted in NTFS. Works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung 750 GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Desktop 750 GB External HDD only USB 2.0 no E-Sata ||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|Works like a charm , but i only made a 350 GB wbfs partition since i read that more than 512GB won't work. This drive doesn't work at all for me. 350gb WBFS, 30gb Fat32 and rest ntfs. Wii is unable to detect it, also emulators unable to detect it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Pro 750 GB External HDD (USB 2.0 and E-sata) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after cIOS38 rev14 Install from Waninkiko's site. Just use IOS249 when installing. Recognizes entire disk (698.xx GB)! Using USB Loader GX (newest version as of 9/23/2009) with "error 002 fix" turned on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 750GB (ST906404EXD101-RK) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CFG USB Loader (Loader GX freezes at black screen). Formatted 100% FAT32. Drive is USB-powered. Fast! Configured drive with Seagate Drive Manager to turn off spindown. Seemed prudent. Didn't test with spindown on. Works fine with USB Loader GX 2.0 (formatted in wbfs).|2}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/ykfebhs 750GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive 3,5", (Model:SP-U35/750LC)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 3 partition, One with 400GB NTFS, one with 200GB WBFS, and one other with 150GB NTFS !|1}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075PBU2XK) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Will format, but will error when adding .iso. Useless-Zippy-
Tested and working, including writing and reading both ISO and wfbs games, with a standard NTFS windows filesystem format, using Configurable USB Loader. Must add "ntfs_write [equalsign] 1" to config.txt in the usb-loader directory. |8}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075ABU2XW) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Not useless. Erase pre-existing partitions before use. See http://blog.paulgu.com/2008/01/06/how-to-delete-gpt-protective-partition/ |0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba[http://www.toshiba-multimedia.com/eu/store-external-hard-drives/alu-2-25/ STOR.E ALU 2 750GB (Model PX1709E-1HG5)] |0939:0B15|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fast Power-up, recognized by USB Loader and WiiFlow without any issues (1 partition WBFS)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yfxv5vn MyBook 750GB external HDD - Essential Edition (Green Box)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements External Hard Drive 750GB USB2 WD7500E035-00 (silver) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 200GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/elements-se-usb3 Elements SE] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) (WDBPCK7500ABK-EESN) |1058:1042|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works with WiiMC 1.2.0 perfectly(NTFS). [http://tinyurl.com/wd-disable-idle WD-IdleDisable-Tool] |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/nxyyft MyBook 750GB external HDD - Premium Edition (Has 2 Firewire ports)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Linux, but with CIOS > 12 (tested with 13b, with CIOS 10 doesnt works)|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 750GB |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, tested with CIOS 17|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport SE 750GB WDBABM7500ABK-00| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I tried to format with Wii Backup Manager but did not work. Then I formatted as exFAT before and then an entire partition with WBFS using the Wii Backup Manager.

Works with the USB Loader GX r938. Wouldn't work at all for me! Kept locking up on init. Tried lots of different format options and configurations. Removed CD emulation, disabled SES, everything. Copies ISOs just fine, but freezes when loading ISO. Eventually tried 16GB Flash and all was well.|1}}

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==1TB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yksc2lm PDHD1000USE-72 1TB 16MB Cache USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive (WDC WD10 EACS-00D6B1 inside)]|0C0B B159|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 131gb WBFS partition leaves exactly 800gb left over.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Aluratek Hurricane ACUES3501000F Hard Drive, External SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/yl2uuac Drivestation External USB 2.0 Model HD-CE1.0TU2]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|This drive works with a 1TB partition with loader 1.5. The drive has green power save features and livens up with the Wii. it also powers down immediately the Wii is turned off. The drive is instantly recognised. No issues with spindown and power save features can be enable, disabled completely or timeout adjusted using the Buffalo software. Serial no required for download from web site. the drive is fanless and has a green led on the front for power on/off and access. overall excellent!|7}}

{{USBDevice|EZY Notouch 1TB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX|0}}

{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yhtx6nm G-Force GF1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.1 works awesome!, Tested with USB Loader 1.5 and USBLoader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yz7x3hk G-Force II GFII1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and CoverFloader without any noted issues. Running it as the first of four partitions.|1}}

{{USBDevice|FujitsuSiemens Storagebird 35EV821 (WDC WD10 EAVS-00D7B1 inside)|152D-2329|Works|Works|Works|Sometimes a -1 Error (tested with 1.0 & 1.1) probably because of hdd standy. Homebrew tested: MPlayer CE / I cannot confirm this. My HDD has worked one time with USB Loader 1.1, but never again. USB Loader 1.5, Mplayer and Geebox do not recognize the hdd. -> Works when power is plugged in right after Wii starts!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/ntqk2u 1TB 7200 RPM 3.5" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive Formatted for Mac Model H31000US - Retail]||Works|Works|Works|[Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 Works awesome but GPT partition need to be changed to MBR first. Great price and 32MB buffer! Fantastic option|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive III 1TB||Not Tested|Works|Works|Recognized by USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/6z59yvx X Series 1TB, Black, External Hard Drive]|4971:CE17|Works|Not Tesed|Works|Works out of the box using WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Came formatted to FAT32 already.|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP [http://tinyurl.com/389xmuz SimpleSave 1TB Desktop Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Seem pretty good so far, got to format whole drive first. i split 500 gig to ntsc and 500 gig to wbfs using Wiiflow wii system 4.3]|}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Apollo UX 1TB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX & WiiFlow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/yh2cthk 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0]|059B:0370|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14. Every USB Loader tried works instantly. ~~ For me I have to turn the drive on after the wii is turned on before I can use USB loader GX but other than that it works perfectly (so far). 3 Games loaded in under an hour. You also have to make 2 partitions on the drive because the max size for wii is 500GB. - - Also for me works perfect, I made a partition of about 100gb, have to power it up AFTER the wii goes on. Works like a charm! [[User:Vistitua|Vistitua]] Works perfectly for me aswell. Partition 500/500. Doesn't matter what's turned on first, works with all usbloaders I've tested. Enjoy!! [[SoulSnatcher]] - I purchased this HDD and it works perfectly with NeoGamma R9, uLoader and USB Loader GX. I didn't have the problem mentioned above about bootup of the HDD. Overall, great HDD. I recommend a purchase.--- Underblaze: I have the newer model of this Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard drive model "31871900" bought in amazon and it WORKS PERFECTLY with wiiflow, configurable usb loader, neogamma, usb LOADER GX and uloader, Cios rev20, didnt have the problem about bootup, fast HDD, Buy it--Purchased this drive after reading compatibility here & am VERY happy. Inexpensive & Works great! Backed-up 5 discs into drive in approx 25mins. Partitioned 500gbWBFS/500gbNTFS. No turn on order, works either way with ALL loaders. Also works perfectly with Mplayer for movies (added to WBFS partition with Wii Backup Manager). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygku3cg Select 1.TB 3.5" USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14 and USBLoader_CFG, I have 2x 500GB partitions, 1 for Wii and 1 for PC Backups '''/ works great with 1TB formatted NTSC & using USB LoaderGX (NO on/off switch)'''.|4}}
{{USBDevice|IProDrive [http://tinyurl.com/yf5q6ot 1.0TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow 1.1 and Neogamma R7.
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Works perfectly with WiiFlow 1.1, Neogamma R7, System Menu 4.2u. Works right out of the box even though it is formated to NTFS it loads games at amazing speeds. Use WBFS Manager 3.0 and it will work perfectly. '''The good thing is, this hard drive turns OFF when your Wii turns OFF which is like the 2.5" Hard Drives.''' Really cheap, good quality, looks nice, highly recommended! '''SAMSUNG DRIVE INSIDE.'''|14}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 1018|Not Tested|Works|Works| I split hdd into 2 partitions using easeus. Both FAT32. Used wii to format 1 FAT32 partition and successfully ripped and played games from wii using usbl.wad with 40sec recheck. Only took like 15 sec to boot. - run perfectly for me. If the loader doesn't see the hdd, plug it in the other usb port. - didn't work until I got Custom IOS38 rev 14, now works like a charm.|6}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 0951|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work| It seems that Lacie 1TB with this product id is not compatible with usb loaders.|5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/6yk4zc2 Rikiki USB 3.0 1 TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Nothing unusual so far.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Desktop ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. If using gparted - add boot flag to all your partitions.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDRive 2 go 1TB|152D:2351|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|NeoGamma unable to mount WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Carbon 1TB Black||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx and Neogamma R7. 2) Tested with menu 4.1 and USB loader FX rev. 874, no problems, formatted 1TB wbfs and installing games from real DVDs works too |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1T|04e8 6012|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 1Tb model HX-MU010EAG22||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX and CFG USB Loader 320Gb FAT32 partition Rest Unused. Also works with whole partition WBFS in Neogamma |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 Portable 1Tb model HX-M101UAB/G||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| USB loader GX with the whole partition in NTFS works like a dream. No issues experienced, just plug in and play!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung Story Station External Drive 1TB - Model HX-DU010EB|04e8 5f05|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yjse6cq FreeAgent Desk 1TB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Unplug power from drive, boot Wii, Load Homebrew, plug in power, wait until drive light glows, load usb loader. Mine is [ST310005FDB2E1-RK] and I split it into 2 partitions (FAT32 for game and NTFS for other stuff), works using cIOS 222/223 v4 and CFG Loader v48-fat without the power trick, Mplayer-CE 0.75 works with both partitions.
I also partitioned into two equal drives like person before me, one NTFS and other WBFS. Loaded 59 games, no problem. didnt have to do any tricks, plug-in-play.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/23wuoku Expansion 1TB USB Desktop External Hard Drive]|0BC2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Registered Drive first with Seagate. WBFS Manager on Windows x64 couldn't format (not sure about x86, didn't try with USB Loader), ran Ubuntu LiveCD (x86) and installed [http://code.google.com/p/linux-wbfs-manager/ Linux WBFS Manager]. Formatted to Fat32 first, then WBFS. Once formatted, WBFS Manager on Windows worked for copying games. Works with Configurable USB Loader as a single 1TB partition for installing games. It will turn off when the Wii is off as well, so no need to unplug the power supply. The drive goes into sleep mode after a short while of non-use, causing some emulators to lose save data or crash. [http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/downloads/SeagateDriveSettings.exe Seagate Drive Settings] has an option to remove the sleep mode.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzswnoc FreeAgent Xtreme 1TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 128GB partition, USB Loader 1.5 and cIOS38 rev 13b. Not sure if it matters but I disabled the power save (spindown) feature.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzyj6fe External Desktop Model St310005EXM101-RK]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|As of June 22nd, 2009, this drive works just fine as one huge 1TB partition. You will need to edit the sleep/power management settings; the current value is set at 15 minutes. Download the 'FreeAgent Desk Software' from the Seagate link at the top of the page to change these settings. I had to Format as FAT32 with EASEUS Partition Master before it would work. Works well as 1TB. / Works fine even without changing the power saving settings. / Confirmed: you don't need to change any power settings. Format at FAT 32, then WBFS and you're good to go. Drive works great.|9}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleDrive [http://tinyurl.com/ykogeyu 1TB USB 2.0 (7200rpm) External Hard Drive - Retail]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 & Usb Loader GX, Used with Cfg Usb Loader workin perfectly|3}}

{{USBDevice|TrekStor USB 2.0|1E68:0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Without problems|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Bought drive, formatted entire drive as ntfs, put *.wbfs backups in usb:\wbfs directory, plugged in to softmoded Blue Wii (NTSC 4.3e, mauifrog), Launch CFG Usb Loader v70, drive detected immediately, all games showed up. Launched/played a few games (IOS 249) and everything works great so far. Will update if any issues come up over time. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 1TB USB 2.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|-|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 2S 1TB USB 3.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive|0930:0b10|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with any USB. Tested with Configurable USB Loader, USB Loader GX and with WiiFlow. Formatted in WBFS and NTFS but nothing worked. Wii can´t find and mount the drive |1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://tiny.cc/6kWjX 1 TB USB 2.0/eSATA Desktop External Hard Dive PH3100U-1EXB]|0939 0B13|Works|Works|Works|Works out of the box with GeeXboX, but additional software to remove the virtual cd off the hard drive is required to make it work with usb loaders and such. Drive conversion software can be found [http://www.mediafire.com/file/domzt5mzmmk/toshiba_drive_converter_v107.exe here] I just got 2 of the 'gen2' drive models and they are not compatible with the Wii. When any access attempt is made the drive shuts down. It fails in homebrew, USBLoader, Wiiflow. I made sure to disable the drive sleep mode and both of the new gen 2 models fail in the same way.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim [http://tinyurl.com/yhs2x7j 1TB USB Storage]||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3-fat (great loader). Worked great with 1TB partition full on fat32. great Working hdd. |4}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim 53018 Store 'n' Go Portables 1TB USB3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3. |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yzs3hsb MyBook Essential Edition 2.0 1TB External USB Hard Drive (WD10000H1U-00)]||Works|Works|Works|Tryed with cIOS249, cIOS222, cIOS38 rev 13b, cIOS36, Geexbox, USB LOADER GX, USB loader 1.4, USB loader 1.5. This one works great for me exact same model #. No problems at all. Using Hermes 222/223. Have WBFS and FAT partitions both work. Needed to update Wii to 4.0, and split into two partitions, FAT and WBFS, to work with homebrew and USB Loader. WARNING--> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well. Works well using entire partition as WBFS with USB Loader GX, installs games, powers on/off with Wii|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yjlefhb MyBook Essential 1 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive WDBAAF0010HBK-N /-NESN]||Works|Works|Works|I http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/skins/GBAtemp_v3/tables/pbox_s_brcnr.gifhave it working with USBLoaderGX, System Menu 4.1, latest cIOS and DOP patches. I first used the supplied WD SmartWare to turn off power saving mode (never spin down), then created the first partition as WBFS, using almost the full 1TB, then a second partition as FAT32 using the remaining 32GB to hold the USB Loader app, and all the disc cover images, etc. Works like a charm. Tried with Homebrew on fat 32 partition and it works like a charm!|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. ( note: I use the entire 1TB partition but have to install games from PC using a WBFS tool. cannot install games from Wii.) It's normal, you can't install game in partition + 512Gb, need PC. Works with full 1TB partition under USBLoader 1.5, Yaba's Loader.dol and under USBLoader GX(Both DOL and HBC).Have ripped about 12 games into it from a Waninoko 4.0 Updated wii Using Both Yaba's DOL and GX's DOL. WARNING --> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well.|41}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential SE||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but only tested by me with 2 partions. Spindown can easily be deactivated, other Software from WD can also be easily be deleted. Works great for backups only. Homebrew, Savegame Manager GX, Wiixplorer, and other usb file detection/modifications do not work. I have not run into a loader that will not work, including Triiforce. Have tested with 1, 2, and 3 partitions with various setups.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-Portable/dp/B0041OSQ9S My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0/2.0 WDBACX0010BBK-00]|0730 1016|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Works with USB Loader; tested with single NTFS partition. Disabled spin-down with Smartware utility|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yj4oo5l My Book Home Edition WDH1CS1000N]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Has trouble booting up with USBloader GX, just make sure to turn on the external first, and wait 10-15 secs before turning on the Wii. Fails 1 out of 5 times. This is due to the multiple ports most likely. However, this drive does have a very fast transfer speed during PC transfers because of the other fast ports. It's worth the buy regardless, and it's very quiet and efficient.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/3usup8 My Book Home 2 Edition]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Gives -1 Error; got it working with cios222 and uloader2.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD SATA Hard Drive (1TB) + USB2.0 to SATA Bridge Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I confirmed wbfs_win.exe(wbfs windows port build 'delta') can install game into 1TB full size wbfs partition! ( *** ATTENTION *** USB Loader1.0/1.1 cannot install game into wbfs partition larger than 512GB(524,289MB), so if you install games from Wii DVD drive, you need to partition your Hard Drive in order that the partition size is smaller than 512GB.)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 1TB, Brand number: WDE1UBK10000E||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.5e., USB loader gx., Visual USB loader|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements 1 TB external harddrive]||Works|Works|Works|I have made 2 partitions from 500GB with windows/ i made 2 partitions as well a 50gb fat and a 880gb WBFS everything is detected without any problems! / Works with whole 1TB as WBFS to/ Works without problem as whole 1TB FAT32 partition with Homebrew.Also works as whole NTFS partition with Configurable USB Loader |9}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements Desktop 1TB, USB 2.0]|0bc2:3300|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. takeoff after a long pause. -- No pause here, played > 500h (in about 2 months, up to 5h without pause) on it without any problems - Tested with USB Loader GX|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B8PPEY Elements SE 1TB Portable]|1023:2005|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 500Mb FAT32 partition for Homebrew apps and 950+Gb NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used CFG USB Loader. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and CFG USB Loader Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Couldn't be happier.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0052L77SA Elements SE Portable 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBPCK0010BBK)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 1 TB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used USB Loader GX. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and USB Loader GX Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Best choice.|0}}

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==1.5TB==
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{{USBDevice|Dane Elec SO Ready 1.5TB |152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried using NTFS partition and Configurable USB loader. Didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird 1.5TB External HDD 3.5" ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/17/19 using USB-Loader GX, ULoader, CFG USB Loader. 500GB Partition in WBFS Format. Hermes cIOS rev 4/5 works, too. Green Stripes at Top and Bottom using NeoGamma R8 Beta 3. Other settings and Loaders not tested, yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega - Prestige 1.5TB External USB 2.0 Hard Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1U. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ye9dyx4 IProDrive 1.5TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow and Neogamma R7.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 1.5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Hard Drive works great, you can use de whole 1.5TB as WBFS partition. You can put games on the HD with WBSF Manager or copy them with your Wii. I have now 301 games on it, not tested all the games yet, but no errors so far. You can put the sleeping mode of with Maxtor Manager, free download on de maxtor/seagate site.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hewlett Packard Carbon 1,5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Works great, you can use de whole disk as WBFS partition.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung SpinPoint F2 HD154UI 1.5TB External HDD with Case from cnmemory||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 4.0e., USB loader gx.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1,5T|04e8 6013|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M3 Station 1,5T||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested USB loader GX with the whole disk as one partition in NTFS. No issues at all.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent XTreme 1.5TB external 3.5" USB HDD (also includes Firewire ports) |0BC2 3101|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 16 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.2U. 397GB partition in WBFS format. Hermes cIOS rev 4 installed, but not in use. Other settings and loaders not tested yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yeh4b6l Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in an Antec MX-1 enclosure and tested successfully by dabotsonline in an Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate GoFlex 3.5" USB Device|0bc2 5071|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by Wiiflow and USB Loader GX. Playing has been tested as well on 4.3U Wii and works great on partitioned NTFS/WBFS drive|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd3yjs9 Seagate FreeAgent External 1.5TB Hard Drive ST315005FDA2E1RK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.4e. Also works on system 4.0u although it must be plugged in before turning on the wii.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 47513 1.5TB HDD USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2, USB loader gx, Neogamma R7., R8. and WiiFlow|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycshjch Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBAAF0015HBK-00)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It works out of the box! One NTFS partition and used cfg usb loader 61 b6
|2}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Element 1.5TB External USB 2.0 3"5||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1E.
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Works fine with 2 parts: 1To for Wii and 500Go NTFS.
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Works fine with 3 parts: 1TB for NTFS, 32 GB for FAT32 and other space for WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice| [http://www.maplin.co.uk CnM CORE3 External HDD 1.5TB (bought at Maplin)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried out of the box as NTFS, not seen. So formated using fat32format and used cfg usb loader 0.70 both times, not seen|0}}|}

==2TB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] | VID_1058&PID_1110
|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.
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Separate confirmation: Worked in USBLoaderCFG v.50fat using wbfs_file v2.8 by oggzee after formatting 3 partitions as fat32 with [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/fat32format.htm fat32format] , works beautifully
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I have an old style WD My Book Essential External 2TB Hard Drive MDL:WD20000H1U-00 all set as a fat32 partition (No 500 game limit this way, like wbfs and it can be read without any special software on any computer). Everything I have tried to use on the Wii with it works 100%. USB Loader GX and USBLoader CFG, every emulator that supports usb, triiforce, Mplayer, Wii Earth.... well actually anything that i have found that is supposed to work from a usb drive works on this drive! The new model that replaces this drive can be made to work with the Wii too, but it is not as good and takes some playing with. The easy way to tell the two apart is the old style just has 2 blue lights on front and the new ones have an actual fullness gauge. So if you can find the old style or atleast the old style case and buy a 2TB WD internal drive to put into it. I will tell you it will work with everything for the Wii 100%. The new style I can't guarantee because I dont know your skill level. But it can be done.
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Works . Have 3 Partions . 1. Fat 32 2. WBFS 3. Wbfs Using Usb Loader cfg 222 mload (latest) Works for everything except Triiforce usb . Occasionally not seen by homebrew but after mounting with Usb loader cfg no issues . Using Wii System 4.2 Purchased [http://tinyurl.com/ycaxvow here]
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 Seagate drive below based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3832ogj WD My Book Essential 2TB; USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Interface Model:WDBACW0020HBK-00] | VID_1058&PID_1130 |Works|Not Tested|Works| 1 Partition NTFS, Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player without any problem. The great feature of this hard drive that when you turn your Wii Console On or Off, this hard disk will autamtically goes On or Off, so you don't need to press the back button of the HDD to turn it on or off. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Book Essential 2TB USB 3.0 | VID_1058&PID_1140 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| USB Loader GX and Wiiflow on Wii 4.3U with d2x7IOS did not detect games on WBFS partition after the Wii was turned off and back on again. I had to power cycle the drive for it to detect the drive again. NTFS worked fine with WIiMC|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate External 2TB Desktop Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|
2 Partitions: 1.WBFS / 2.FAT 32 
USB Loader GX / USB Loader CFG 
Snes9x GX / VBA GX / FCE Ultra GX 
Wii System 4.2E / CIOS 249 Rev.19
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 WD drive above based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|Iomega Prestige Desktop Hard Drive ||Works|Not Tested|Works|
This drive works perfectly, after two failed drives, I didn't think I had my Wii configured, but this drive solved the problem. I have all my apps on the FAT32 partition and my back-ups on one of two WBFS partitions. I've loaded several games and played for hours without any problems, as well as used several homebrew apps.
Wii System 4.3U
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6ntjeb2 Seagate GoFlex 2TB Desk USB 3.0 + 2.0] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect. No issues at all so far. 1 NTFS partition created with windows 7x64 with .WBFS files on it with Wii Backup Manager. Using CFG Loader 70. D2x v7 final cIOS.|0}}
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==Other==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.sweex.com/nl/assortiment/storage/card-readers/CR009 Sweex USB Cardreader CR009]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2GB SD in CFG USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/le6dpm USB 2.0 to IDE SATA Converter - Vantec CB-ISATAU2]||Not Tested|Works|Works|all my HDDs work with this adapter very well, With this adapter, hd must be powered on and connected to usb before booting wii.|5}}
{{USBDevice|SABRENT USB-DSC5 Serial ATA (SATA) or IDE 2.5" and 3.5" to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Every Device (including DVD drives) works. Remember to correctly power device before loading USB Loader. No Problems at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|KÖNIG USB 2.0 TO IDE/S-ATA ADAPTER||Issues|Issues|Issues|Included AC adapter causes interference when usb is plugged in (horizontal bands across screen and audio noise). Switching to another AC adapter resolved the problem.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|USB 2.0 SD MMC Reader USB Device|14CD 8123|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested w/ 4GB PQI SDHC|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP With Memory Stick Prop Duo||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|The PSP is not fast enough to conect to the usb loader but if you make a game channel and install a game from your pc and start the channel it boots the game (this at least work with a 8gb mpd so that's how it works (maybe this is a solution for other hdd's that are not fast enough to connect |0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP-1001 (Phat) With 1GB Memory Stick Duo|054C 01C8|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Gives ret-1 with USB Loader 1.1 formatted or not.|0}}
{{USBDevice|ChipBank SD/MMC Reader USB Device|0420 1307|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with 4GB + 8GB NoName SDHC-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unbranded microSD(HC) reader|05E3 0715|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Occasional freezing in USB loader. Not enough to make any known games unplayable, but save often. This unit comes in the package with (some? most? all?) R4DS flash carts|0}}
{{USBDevice|Blackberry Pearl 8130|0FCA 8004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Claims any WBFS-formatted card is "unformatted", but appears to allow PC access anyway. USB Loader (1.1) still doesn't see it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 2TB My Book Essential Edition|1059 1100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Drive initially gave -1 error, but swapping to the other USB port got it detected. Loader will not see a partition table and gives a No partitions found! ret -38 error. Unable to format to WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mdj285 SanDisk MicroMate]||Works|Works|Works|SD(HC) to USB Adapter. Worked great with 1GB, 2 GB and 4 GB SDHC-Cards.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hama 8in1 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested SD-card1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DigiPower 32-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader/Writer||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested SD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|IOgear 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader DX sku.7134||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|microSD card reader, tested with 2GB Kingston|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaExpress All Flash Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantech 2 in 1 IDE/PATA and SATA to USB Adapter||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|Only tested 2.5 laptop PATA drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 30 GB||Works|Works|Works|You have to put the ipod into disk mode by holding center button and menu button at the same time, then right when the apple logo appears you press the center button and play/pause button at the same time.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mvn799 Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 60 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Simply use the iPod with its standard FAT32 partition, force diskmode as above. Still functions as working iPod :)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 40 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 20 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (1st Generation) 32 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (4th Generation with Usb Drive app) 32 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii Does not detect as mass storage device|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lpt3rs Apple Ipod Video 5.5G 80 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required to work, as above. Needs to be formatted using a command line version of WBFS set to use a 2048 block size|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Classic (6th Generation) 80 GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Putting it into Disk Mode doesn't solve the 'unable to initialise' error. Disc Mode worked playing videos with GeeXboX|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple iPod Nano (1G) 1 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required when formating. Use Gibbed WBFS tool to format. DO NOT SAFELY EJECT. Disk mode required when connected to Wii. Must be connected before Wii is turned on.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested with Kingston 2GB SD-card. Tested with 16GB SDHC card and 2GB CF card|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/noldpr Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Reader - FCR-HS219/1]|6148 9738|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card and Sandisk 8GB Class 4 SDHC.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lw6xbv Transcend TS-RDS5W Card Reader]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/SDHC/MMC Card to USB Flash Drive Adaptor|058F 6335|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards 512MB to 1GB all worked in the device : |0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/miniSD/MMC/RSMMC Core Micro USB Adaptor||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a 16G SDHC Kingston card |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20M3.png MicroSD reader - T-Flash/R4]|058F 6535|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB, buy with R4 (nindendo DS modifier)|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20cycloDS.png MicroSD reader - CycloDS Evolution]|14CD 6700|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Not detected under usbLoaderGX, works under Brisma's loader when inserted just before pressing A to select the device. Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB. This works fine for me with Neogamma, not tried other loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader - Acekard/Acekard2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Kingston MicroSD 2GB. Played a few games for a couple of hours each and they all ran smoothly. |0}}
{{USBDevice|IRiver H340 Multi-Codec Jukebox - 40gb HDD||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Created a WBFS partition in Windows. Transfered games. USB Loader Freezes when device is connected. |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE Y-E Data 9 in one 1 Adapter |057B 0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards (CF and SD) 16MB to 512MB all worked in the device |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE 150gb Design by F.A. Porsche |057B|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works Perfect with GeeXboX and the Loader |0}}
{{USBDevice|Dynex Mini Memory Card Reader/Writer|058F 6337|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Unable to initialize in USB Loader. Tried SD, MiniSD and MicroSD cards in reader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Storex Mobi-disk 200Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfect with the Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa View 16GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected with GeeXboX only if plugged into the wii before launching the program. Formatted FAT32, firmware version: 01.03.02A|1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa e140 1GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected fully with GeeXboX on startup and when usb device list is refreshed. Formatted FAT32. Not tested with memory card inserted. Firmware:1.0.010A|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme USB 2.0 Reader|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS M3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony NW-HD5 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to WBFS - Loads ISO to device - 3 games tested all fine!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.8110~r.12128430 Mini USB 2.0 to SATA Dongle]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Use with external power adapter. The hard drive does not shut down when the Wii is turned off, so care must be taken to ensure that the drive is powered down when not in use.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|HTC Touch Pro Mobile Phone||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as mini-USB card reader, if ActiveSync is turned off.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1594~r.12128430 Unbranded SATA to USB 2.0 bridge ] + Portable USB 2.5" HDD Box (Vento by Asus) |04fc 0c15|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 250gb Western digital (WD2500YD-01NVB1) partition 1 fat32, partition 2 fat32 -> WBFS. do not use "quick" fat32 format.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N97 Nokia N97 32GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/5800_XpressMusic Nokia 5800 XpressMusic 8GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|iRiver H10 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Fails to be detected by the Wii with drive in emergency (mass storage) mode or regular mode.|0}}
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==Enclosures==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/ga5U37 Box HD 2.5 Captiva]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 160 Gb Sata (WD1600BEVT)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://airlink101.com/products/aenu35se.php Airlink101 AEN-U35SE USB 2.0 SATA / IDE ]|0000 0000|Tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 2Gb green and Seagate 750Gb|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.houseofdeals.com/2020DUSB2.0toSATAIDE2.5/3.5/5.25CableAdapterw/OneTouchBacku.aspx 2020D USB 2.0 to SATA + IDE (2.5/3.5/5.25") Cable Adapter w/One Touch Backup]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; no issues through 3 hours of play. SATA not tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y3a43x2 nGear 2.5" SATA to USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yj5njlw AZiO ADP-SU33 SATA HD Dock]|04FC 0C25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested two different docks with 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8w2tk6 AZiO ENC311SU31]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|AZiO E377S31||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 750GB WDC HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pricebat.ca/Acom-Data-Samba-3-5IN-IDE-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure-USB-2-0-Fanless-Radiant.p_10067803 acomdata Samba 3.5" PATA/SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Works fine - tested with 200GB WD IDE drive. Not working - tested with 300GB Samsung SATA drive. Working - 120GB WD - was intermittent, but may be b/c of connection time|3}}
Eagle Tech ET-CSKESU2-BK Docking station w card reader. Does not work what-so-ever with any software USB loader. Used seagate and WD caviar 2.5" drives.

{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50114)|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.5 320GB split into a 60 GB FAT32 partition (set as primary) and the rest as WBFS (set as logical). [2] Tested with WD 1200BEVS-60LAT0 120GB harddisk, no problems. |1}}
{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50220)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.3 ST980811AS |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.priceminister.com/offer/buy/6123454/Additek-Boitier-USB-2-0-3-5-Pour-Disque-Dur-Max-480Mb-s-Ventilo-8-cm-Baies-de-stockage.html Additek 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 80gb and 160gb Maxtor IDE drives. Tested with USB Loader v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/sub5a1.asp Age Star 5.25" Aluminum External Enclosure: SUB5A1]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120gb WD IDE drive. v1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/cfb3a.asp Age Star 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure: CFB3A]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 40Gb Seagate IDE drive. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.aixcase.com/produktinfo_html/aix-iub2s.html Aixcase AIX-IUB2S USB 2.0 Aluminium Enclosure for 2,5" IDE HDD]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB (HM121HI) - Available in Germany - Cypress Chipset|0}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2USB-BKUK)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 400gb Samsung IDE drive split into a 60gb WBFS partition (set as primary) and the rest as FAT32 (set as logical). v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKAM)||Not tested|Works|Works|Tested with 160gb Samsung SP1614C SATA drive and 160gb Maxtor STM3160215AS SATA drive.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.akasa-europe.com/akasa_english/spec_page/storage/spec_ak_enp2nes_bk.htm AKASA 2.5" IDE/SATA/SSD enclosure - Integral P2NES (product code AK-AK-ENP2NES-BK)]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 320gb IDE Western Digital (WD3200BEVE).|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 USB and eSATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 1.5TB SATA hard drive. Tested with a Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GB. Games install/format/play successfully while using Wii.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-100 USB SATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|USB Loader 1.5 Tested with a Seagate 320 Gb SATA hard drive and WD 250Gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|Bluestork Aluminium External Hard Disk Enclosure for 3.5" SATA-I HDD(BS-EHD-35)||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested on Wiiflow and USB Loader GX 2.0 with Western Digital Claviar Blue 320 GB SATA hard Drive formated in FAT32 and WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.box2s.com/english/ID5/ID5.html Box2s ID-5 3.5" SATA to USB Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WD 250GB Tested with wiiflow, usb loader gx and coverfloader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz98jya Buffalo DriveStation Duo - HD-W800IU2/R1]||Works|Works|Works|Replaced included drives with 2 x 1TB Western Digital hard disks. The only homebrew I tested with it was VBA-GX, but that, USB Loader, and Geexbox all work with RAID-1 and auto power on-off!|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/6467282 Bytecc ME-350V4 Smart-drive]|152D 2338|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Tested with 80GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; Wii video signal stops whenever drive is powered on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.cdfreaks.com/hardware/product/59193-Conceptronic-160GB-USB-2_0-Hard-Disk-Drive-3_5___-External.html Conceptronic External Hard Disk Box 3.5"]|0409 006a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a WD600AB-00BVA. Worked fine with a custom power supply for a couple of days, there are reading problems now.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch eSATA/USB hard disk box|152d 2336|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB hard disk box CHD2SUB||Works|Not Tested|Works|With WD 250GB HD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB 3.0 hard disk box ||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| With WD 750GB HD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Consus P 2.5" SATA to USB/eSATA Drive Enclosure|152D 2329|Works|Works|Issues|Tested with Hitachi 160GB SATA 2.5 Laptop drive - Update : after 5 games installed on the hd it now -1 takes like 5 or more loads of usbloader to get the list to pop back up|2}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 360 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with various drives using OggZee Configurable USB loader (USB loader 1.5) / Tested with USB Loader GX r874 / works only @ complete WBFS formated HD's (ntfs,fat32 or combined: black screen when you want to start a game) also can't use Cios 222 -> Black screen and Drive LED always on (cfg loader v50 and USB loader gx r874), image freeze after 2 mins |3}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 350 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 2 SATAII Samsung HD's and CFG USB Loader and USB Loader GX r874|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster Xcraft 350 lite - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I have tried this external case with a WD 160GB and a SG 1TB. Both work fine! Successfully tested with a WD Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (WD5000AAKS)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 250 Lite (RX-250-U2) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Transcend 32GB SSD. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6687ora Coolermaster X Craft 250 (RX-250) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a Fujitsu 60GB. Works with USB Loader r883, doesn't work with USB Loader r9xx, r1083 & Cfg Loader v65|0}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft Lite (RX-3HU-S) - 3.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a SG 160GB, Works fine while playing (But my HDD is now dead due to spindown issue after Wii in pause for 2h. I think it's only a hdd issue, not the enclosure). |0}}
{{USBDevice|CoolerMaster XPort 251 2.5" SATA -> USB2.0 & WD5000BEVT 500GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works very well with WD5000BEVT 500GB!Works with Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B 250 Go. Does not work with GrosBill (manufactured by MDT) 120 Go because of insufficient power delivered by USB port.|1}}{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylj9k4o CoolMax 3.5" External Enclosure HD-389-u2(SATA)]|152d 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 500GB SATA. USBLoader GX does not recognize this enclosure with a 1TB WD Green HD, goes straight to screensaver in both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg2mmmd CoolMax HD-360B-U2 USB 2.0 3.5"]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Maxtor DiamondMax10 120GB IDE and Western Digital 160GB IDE|0}}
{{USBDevice| CoolPodz 2.5" Aluminum Ultra Slim USB 2.0 to IDE Hard Drive Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Hitachi 4200rpm 60GB IDE laptop drive on USB Loader 1.5. If doesn't show up use both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco USB SATA/IDE adapter kit (SATA-61)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay (tested with many different 2,5" and 3,5" IDE HDs)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco External 2.5" IDE Enclusure MAP-DL21U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Not recognized by WiiFlow USB Loader with Hitachi Travelstar 60GB HTS726060M9AT00 and Fujitsu40 GB Hdd's - same result.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160919/ DMG 3.5" USB + LAN HDD Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 60GB & 200GB hard drives (Enclosure only £9.99 from Ebuyer)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/9467118/Dynamode-USB-2-0-3-5-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure/Product.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with 80GB SATA HDD. Tested w Samsung 120GB HDD - USB transfers interference to video signal |2}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" PATA HDD Drive Enclosure Caddy Blue USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 160GB Seagate PATA/IDE HDD - Caddy from eBay|1}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-3-5--sata-hdd-caddy-usb-2-0-5JFL.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure USB-HD3.5-ESF]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120GB Maxtor SATA HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus E-Series ET-CSEU2-SG 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 500GB HDD with a 300GB WBFS partition and a 200GB NTFS partition. Also tested with a 160GB Samsung HDD, works great.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus M-Series ET-CSMU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 200GB drive with single max WBFS partition. Tested with Ultimate USB Loader v7.2 and with Waninkoko v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTSIU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA OR IDE External l Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|Great unit installed a WD250 and works like a charm at about 40 games now no problems |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work. Tried with 2 different IDE Drives, neither worked. (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1). |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA, ESATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|250GB Maxtor SATA, USB Loader GX 1.0 rev 719, USB Loader 3.0b, Hermes cIOS 222/223 rev 4, Waninkoko cIOS rev 14|0}}
{{USBDevice|Easy IDE" usb -> IDE interface||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" HDD Enclosure SATA and IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with ide disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" EM7048 HDD Enclosure SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 160GB disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykneze8 Enermax Brick 2.5" SATA EB208S-B]|05e3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|External Data Storage (2.5"/3.5" IDE to USB)|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2.5" Fujitsu. Tested with 250gb 3.5" Seagate.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec DB-339U2 IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 40GB, 80GB IDE and WD 500 IDE - this enclosure is especially for GERMAN/EUROPE users because the most items on this side are only available in UK or USA|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec FB-35US2 SATA II||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung SpinPoint F1, 1TB, 32MB Cache|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec Multi-function Storage IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized by USB Loader. USB Loader shows very slow countdown when connected, but won't see the drive or its WBFS partition. This is probably because the HDD case also has an integrated SD-card reader so USB Loader might not chose the right device from the five or six USB mass storage devices that there are. Tested with Western Digital 250 GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Formac disk mini 2.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with JMicron 465GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Galaxy METAL GEAR 3.5" SATA USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda Refurb 500GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.supermediastore.com/galaxy-metal-gear-box-ii-3506uep-3-5-inch-hdd-external-enclosure-usb-2-0-firewire-ieee1394-black.html Galaxy METAL GEAR BOX Substance II 3.5" IDE USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 80GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Gigabyte Anvil||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjpadyt HornetTek Hover SCC 3.5" SATA to USB/eSATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop1.frys.com/product/5893513/ HORNETTEK TRAVEL LITE 2.5" SATA TO USB]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No joy|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hornettek Viper 3.5" SATA/ESATA External HDD Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate Green 2tb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pcmedia.org/Box-Esterni_Docking-Station-Ichona-x-HD-SATA-2-5--3-5-.1.18.119.gp.14629.-1.uw.aspx Ichona Docking Station For SATA 2.5"/3.5 HD ]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital GP 500GB SATA + cIOS Rev12 + USB Loader GX 1.0 (Games tested: Wii Play PAL, Naruto Clash of the ninja revolution 2 PAL, The house of the Dead overkill PAL|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/37aa57z IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220 SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220-StU SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 2.5" Caviar Blue 250gb + Configurable USB Loader v60|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-220U PATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||2}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-250U-B IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB Toshiba Drive in several ways |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320GB 2.5 HM320JI |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221StU-B SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 320GB 2.5", USBloaderGX rev 560,CIOSrev12 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-223Stu SATA|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-224 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Seagate ST96812AS 60Gb 2.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/36xw9dk Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-290StUS-B SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA. +Tested with Seagate 500Gb 2.5 SATA, Tested with Western Digital 500GB (WD5000BEVT) and Hitachi Travelstar 500GB (HTS545050B9A300) + Seagate Momentus 5400.6|3}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-380 Series IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Maxtor Diamond Max 160GB *can't get the link to work|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-351AStU IDE/SATA Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Old Maxtor Diamond Plus 250GB - successfully tested a few dozen games for several hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/8284-tagan-ib-390-hard-drive-enclosure-review.html Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Deskstar 7k250 250 Gb and with a Samsung SpinPoint F1 - HD103UJ - 1 Tb 7200 RPM 32 Mb SATA II, and tested successfully by dabotsonline with a Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l3hmeo Icy Dock 3.5" External USB eSATA MB559US] ||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Samsung 80Gb 3.5" Sata II + Samsung 320 GB 3.5 Sata II|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz2wnca iMicro 2.5" SATA HDD External Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120Gb 2.5" SATA. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf6rdem iMicro 3.5" SATA IDE HDD External Combo Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond Max 10 3.5" 300 GB SATA. |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam25harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08411.aspx Inland u-Jam 2.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a variety of small (12GB, 20GB, 40GB) IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam35harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08410.aspx Inland u-Jam 3.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with usb loader gx (also didnt work) and Homebrew channel . Using a hitachi deskstar 82.3 gb Ide drive. Tested march 28, 2010. Tested with several similar deathstar's 6/13/10 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Inland u-Jam Pro IDE/SATA to USB Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Did not work with a small variety of IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, model I35USBEN|14CD 6600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Worked with WBFS Manager 2.5, but USB Loader GX failed to detect. Tested with Western Digital Caviar 250GB |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Config USB Loader with Hermes 222 IOS. Latest Wii updates as of 6-1-2011. Purchased from Ebay |0}}

{{USBDevice|ID:067B 3.5" External USB HDD Enclosure with power brick ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 3.5" Ide. Worked fine it has a manual on/off switch on the case. Upgraded to My Book esential 1TB but basicly this one was doing the job perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|i-rocks IR-9300 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with 80GB WD Caviar IDE HDD. Works perfectly with Coverfloader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjozz3f KINGWIN BJK-35USBI 3.5" IDE Enclosure]|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|KINGWIN KH-201U-BK 2.5" SATA Enclosure|05E3 0718|Works|Works|Works|Played a Divx video, SnesGX, and Usb Loader GX Tested over 30 mins|1}}

{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 04b4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 40gb, IBM 70GB ide disk|3}}
{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 05e3 0702|Not Tested|Works|Works|Different Vendor/Product IDs than the above LC POWER enclosure. Tested with Samsung MP0804H 80 gig harddisk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Link Depot EN-SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Fujitsu 40gb SATA MHW2040 (Original PS3 Drive)|0}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB2 eSATA Docking Station|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly G-S350SUA Hi-Speed eSATA/Firewire/USB 2.0 Enclosure 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Works|Works|Tested with Western Digital 1 TB Caviar Black 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly PHR-100A Aluminum 3.5" USB2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 500GB IDE drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykwpwc8 Macally PHR-250CC FireWire/USB 2.0 2.5-Inch IDE Hard Drive Enclosure]|03e0 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with IBM Travelstar 20 GB HD originally from a Powerbook G4|0}}
{{USBDevice|MadDog Usb Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Only works in the right usb port. Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew and Usb iso loader work fine. Tested with Samsung 80gb Drive UPDATE: Does not run backups past cios rev 10; incompatible with many new games. |2}}
{{USBDevice|MonoPrice HDD Dock USB 3.0 External HDD 3.5" SATA|?? ??|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with seagate 3.5" 750GB SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starlight M01-US SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate ST9160310AS, with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow and configurable USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Star Storage SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested with a Western Digital 750 GB 7200rpm WD7500BPKT, one partition FAT32 with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow / USB Loader / Cfg USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Nexxtech External HDD 3.5" IDE|0C0B 2BCF|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only works on the left USB port. Tested with WD 250Gb 3.5" IDE.|0}}
{{USBDevice|NoName External HDD 2,5 SATA|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OIAV USB2.0 2.5" HD External Storage System (IDE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|4GB 2.5" drive inside, 2 known bad sectors, works fine although crashes after 3 minutes during Zelda TP cinematic.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Omata 2.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 120 GB HDD (ST916082 1AS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPE2010CC||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with PS3 40GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Point Of View External HDD casing 2,5 SATA|067b 2571|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Portable HDD DivX Player|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Looks like [http://www.madeinchina.com/76756/product-4404019/photo-4105112/HDD-Player.shtml this] Tested with 40G Toshiba and 80G Samsung drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Powerspec 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay, you're lucky if you get a game to load, it will probably freeze at the loading screen once the led on the enclosure shuts off anyway. 6/10/09 - Purchased PowerSpec drive enclosure with an Unknown 160GBOEM drive factory installed. Can format as WBFS and copy images via PC but no bootloader seems to detect it as connected.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Powerdata 2.5" USB IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Hard drive works fine in another enclosure, so enclosure is not compatible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rapsody S25 2.5" ENCLOSURE |0402 5637|Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader >1.4|0}}
{{USBDevice|Revoltec Acrylic 2.5" USB IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Various Hard disk and various capacity. The enclosure it's not compatible.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RITMO 3.5" HDD LAN ENCLOSURE IDE/SATA -> USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|used WD 160GB sata... purchased at msy.com.au for $25|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 2.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| http://msy.com.au $6! Only needs one USB port. Successful test with Configurable Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo 2.5" SATA to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| http://msy.com.au $10! Won't even recognize|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 3.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works| http://msy.com.au only $15|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 3.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Works with 223-mload, start drive after initial retry or drive hangs. Works with GeeXboX with a 120GB Maxtor HDD. Tested with WD 160GB HDD and uloader just hangs. The drive keeps spinning and the WII disk drive blue light keeps blinking |5}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 2.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB HDD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylhsa7e Rocketfish 2.5" SATA to Esata/USB2.0 enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 20GB Western Digital drive worked great, will test other apps later|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX234 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With 160GB Hitachi Deskstar salvaged from an old Acer Aspire 5100. Hot Swapped fine. 10$ enclosure at Newegg.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX353-S BLK (Black) 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 400GB Western Digital Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-SU SLV or BLK 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With an 80GB Seagate Drive. Also tested with Configurable USB loader and a 500GB WD drive partitioned in half, WBFS/NTFS. Works very well, tested with long sessions with multiple games. Both silver and black versions of the device are identical, so both work|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 300GB Hitachi Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25B 2.5" IDE||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|This was with a Seagate 160gig ATA drive in enclosure. Hot swapping didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-ESU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Hitachi travelstar 40gb|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-EGU35 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure (Bought cheap from Costco)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Western Digital 250gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop3.frys.com/product/4289084 Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure ]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba 60gb SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 250GB SATA, USB Loader GX r907, works fine. Also tested with Hitachi TravelStar 120GB (wbfs) and Configurable USB Loader v67, no problems.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35D||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 120GB using v1.1 and 1.4|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35K||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked well with a small variety of hard drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzsarth Sabrent SBT-EKU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure]
[http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/SBT-EKU25/ Sabrent SBT-EKU25]|VID_13FD PID_1040|Works|Not Tested|Works|User 1: Tested Western Digital 160gb.
User 2: Works flawlessly. Tested with Cfg USB Loader and a 60GB Samsung MP0603H disk in NTFS format.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-223 SATA 2.5" Enclosure||Works|Works|Issues|This is how you make this encolsure work: Create a WBFS partition, then a second (as small as posible) with FAT32. Run Geexbox, restart from its menu, then load the USBloader. Tested with a Hitachi 160 Gb HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case25_sata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 2.5" SATA]|04FC 0C25|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 100Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case35_esata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 3.5" eSATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600YS 160Gb 3.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/archive/twin_drive/index_en.html Sharkoon Twin Drive]|04B4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 6L160P0 jumpered as Master and no second hdd|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.shintaro.com.au/products/enclosures/SH3-SATA/index.htm Shintaro 3.5" External Enclosure - SATA (SH3-SATA)]|13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600AAJS 160Gb 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|SIIG JU-SA0C12-S1 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure|1BCF 0C31|Works|Works|Works|Played Divx Video, SnesGX, USB Loader GX for 30 mins|1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech HDD Enclosure 3.5" IDE USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Punchout + WD 60GB and Quantum Fireball 40GB. Purchased from http://www.bestbytecomputer.com for $20CAD also tested with 100 GB Maxtor. Bought on ebay 19.99 free shipping. Also Works with 500GB WD|3}}
{{USBDevice|Smart drive 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 320GB, works fine with USB Loader. Also works for me with WD320gb and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.snt.com.tw/product.php SNT ST-2316B2 3.5" IDE to USB2.0/1394]||Works|Works|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 6L250R0 (250GB). Slightly choppy playback on GeeXboX, might not be related to the enclosure though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dansdata.com/sntboxes.htm SNT ST-2316C 3.5" IDE to USB/1394]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with an 80gb Seagate. Purchased from www.auspcmarket.com.au for $21.89; a direct link doesn't work - search for SNST2316C.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sumvision E-Gem (2.5" SATA) WXT-E822-2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with Samsung HM641JI 640GB taken out of a Transcend StoreJet 25M3 640GB USB3.0 drive which did not work (see 640GB drive section above).|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. |0x1bcf 0x0c31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB-SATA Adapter, Works fine with Toshiba TOSHIBA MK5059GSXP (500GGB); case is noisy; use "smartctl -s on" because smart is deactivated by default;|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/4mr25pb SYBA Spyker CL-ENC25007 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure]|1BCF 0C31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Enclosure can be bought from NewEgg for $10. Link: http://tinyurl.com/4fgq5vv|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tsunami.tobid.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part%3DPE25007&Category%3D115844 Tsunami Artek Speed2500 2.5" USB HDD Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Always returns -1 w/40GB drive that works in another enclosure.
Tested with SEAGATE 320GB Momentus 7200.3 SATA 2.5in HDD w/ NCQ, 16MB Cache workes 100% of the time havent goten a single error yet using wii coverflow USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|"Err -0 xfered games won't load, usb loader ripped games load but crash shortly after. Got to work with usb loader but having trouble detecting. Older versions work better. 516 build works pretty consistently. Tried with seagate and fujitsu drives.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|all 114 wii games load fine with usb loader, i even ripped games. Got to work with usb loader without any trouble of it being detected.. Tried with seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9320325AS
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Model purchased from Best Buy. Have tested with a 300gb desktop HDD (forgot brand, probably WD or Seagate), a 150gb WD Raptor X 10,000rpm ([http://tinyurl.com/2z5p46 WD1500AHFD]-00RAR1) desktop HDD, and currently using a 500gb Seagate Momentus 5400rpm (5400.6 [http://tinyurl.com/5rllmj ST9500325AS]) notebook HDD. [http://usbloadergx.koureio.net/ USB Loader GX] and [http://tinyurl.com/pvnx8d Configurable USB Loader] reads perfect, all games detected and load (unless something wrong with the game ISO itself). All have worked beautifully as of 7/27/2010. Ripping via either USB loaders was NOT TESTED. All games were loaded via [http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/ WBFS Manager] on a PC.
|2}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX ST0005U Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested an assortment of 2.5" & 3.5" drives ranging from 80GB to 640GB (Seagate, WD, Maxtor, Fujitsu) on 4.2U with cIOS38rev14. All worked flawlessly in both playing and ripping games with USB Loader GX. |3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Silver River Duo 3.5" A2396|152d 2338|Not Tested|Works|Issues|Tested USB loader using SSB Brawl and the game will freeze anywhere from the initial loading screen all of the way through the end of brawl. Had a similar problem with another drive in the enclosure.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.omega.com.tw/storage-UHD231.asp Omega 3.5" UHD231 IDE Enclosure]||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Ultron UHD-3500f||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 120GB IBM/Hitachi HDD. Works really great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfkxqdn Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock NST-D100UFS]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 750GB drive. 480GB is WBFS and the rest is NTFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/272 Vantec NexStar CX 2.5]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Seagate Momentus 320GB 5400.5 Update: Sometimes is not detected and needs restart to detect. Detected ~95% of the time. Update: If the harddrive is in the bottom usb and a flash drive is in the top usb I get 100% detection.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/390 Vantec NexStar TX 2.5]|152D 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Same drive works with butchered Western Digital usb to sata adapter, with no issues. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron JM20329, and by the looks of this wiki, JMicron chipsets just may not be compatible. UPDATE: It is a usb power issue, I used one of those dual usb cables to provide the unit with more power, and it worked! This is not sustainable for me, so I bought another enclosure, but now we know.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec NexStar 3, 3.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 300GB. Stability issues depending on the game. Some games work perfectly, but most either Will work for anywhere between 1-15 minutes, then lock up or not work at all. Tested with a 500GB WD Caviar and it works flawlessly.
Could not get wii to recognize it at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/210 Vantec NexStar 3 NST-360U2-BL]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120gb WD12 drive. 32gb fomatted as FAT32 and the rest is WBFS, tested with Configurable USB Loader and all my games seem to load ok, haven't played any game for very long yet. Used Superdump v1.3 to rip my games to the FAT32 partition without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yju8rmn Vantec NexStar CX NST-300SU-BK]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 1TB. Total cost for drive + enclosure was around $80 USD from ewiz.com. Followed guide exactly at http://www.mikeandheth.com/games/109-store-and-load-usb-wii-system-menu-4.html|9}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjr5qe6 Vantec NexStar SX NST-285S2-BK 2.5"]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 80GB SATA from my old MacBook
Tested with Toshiba 120GB SATA from my old MacBook|2}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec Nexstar 3i NST-360S2i-WH||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with WD 1Tb Green Drive which works 100% fine in another Nexstar enclosure. This enclosure has built in Power Save functions that are not Wii compatible and can't be switched off. After 3 seconds drive goes into idle mode from which the Wii cannot wake. I tied contacting Vantec about hardware workaround (i.e jumper wire on relevant IC) because the power save function can be kept off with windows software/driver. There response was can't be done which is bulls&%t... no more Vantec for this puppy. I bought this enclosure because it is glossy white like the Wii console but it is in fact about as incompatible as you can get.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/161 Vantec NexStar NST-350U2]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond 10 200GB IDE Hard Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX24679(ME).aspx Velocity Elite Series]|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|openWiiflow R25 Tested with a Western Digital 500GB Scorpio Blue Hard Drive. Works perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vibe Media Player Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Seagate IDE 500GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Welland ME-601J 2.5 and 3.5"Sata HDD Docking Station USB2 and eSATA||Works|Not tested|Not tested|Tested with Western Digital WB800 80GB Sata HDD pulgged in, very surprised that it works so well|0}}
{{USBDevice| Wintec FileMate USB 3.5" 3FME3B2TW-R 3.5" SATA to USB 2.0 / eSATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a Samsung EcoGreen F3 HD153W1 drive inside. Could mount WBFS on computer, could load games, and USB Loader GX and Wiiflow could see the game list on the Wii. Unfortunately it failed to load any game; load attempts sent you back to the main Wii menu. It's too bad, as this model looks just like the Wii: silver base, white case, blue lights.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg7ooo2 XtraStor 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure]|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader 1.5 Ultimate. For some games you need to configure the setting as we always do when using GeckoOS|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL IDE HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|15.99-shipping incl. on ebay seller is "insidecomputer" took 2 days to get here. Ebay search exact enclosure name. Seller's in California '''**UPDATE**''' Purchased drive on 6-27-09 from member on ebay it came with ide & sata connectors even tho no mention of sata had many random freezes on all games changed to another encloure and all is well '''I believe the drive being sold has changed BEWARE!! (Here's another confirmation that this drive being shipped no longer works well)'''|2}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL SATA HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box (VTG Gehäuse) |2338 0100|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested diferent HDDs - Drive doesen't matter. Tried all methods with no success. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs. Hangs or is not detected. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron 20316 JM20339|1}}
{{USBDevice|No name ebay brand IDE to USB Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tried with a 80gb Western Digital and a 13gb Maxtor both worked great! |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/qqlin/13.jpg IDE to USB 2.0 Enclosure For 2.5" Notebook Hard Disk] Ebay "VAIO". Sometimes real Philips brand. Also Conceptronic|058F 6391|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't work when tested with Toshiba 20GB. Works perfectly with Samsung 80GB. If connected to PC, works perfectly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RYVAL / "GrosBill essentiels" el-cheapo 2.5" PATA to USB Enclosure or other name Samsung 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE HDD External Box or 2,5" External Case OR hama MobileLife PATA Festplattengehäuse OR ICY BOX IB-220U-Wh OR cheap IDE - PATA Adapter without enclosure off ebay|14cd 6600|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5. Tried without and with external power supply, both IDE ports. Single IC on the board is marked "MOAI M110E", TQFP-48 package. Works fine on the PC. Works in MplayerCE too.|6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16551~r.12128430 No name DealExtreme USB+eSATA Vertical Dock with One Touch Backup for 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD]|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB Loader GX rev 584 works. Have to power off/on Wii after each run though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It has the same vid-pid (VID_152D PID_2339 REV_0100) as the product above but this doesn't work with usbloader 1.5 cios rev10, rev12, rev13b: Err -6|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Same as above, using SAMSUNG 160GB SATA HD. Only one port works (if you put the wii without standing, the below USB port only). First, I partition it into 2 NTFS (100 GB and 48GB), use UsbLoader 1.5 to format the 100GB partition. After that, install game with USBLoaderGX or USBLoader (same). I don't try format @ PC or USBLoaderGX. Works fine, but the HD is hot. Have to turn on/off Wii every each game run (not standby, full shutdown, easier if disconnect the power source)|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case with Power Adapter| 058f 6391 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Seems to work fine and dandy, the link says you need to set the drive to master, but I couldn't make my 200 gig drive work until I set it too slave.|0}}
{{USBDevice|2.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case powered by USB "Y-Cable"| 058f 6390 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried multiple 2.5 inch IDE drives with no success.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure (POTHSATA2501) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I had to partition and format on my PC, but it works well now. Using with a 60GB Seagate Momentus. Available at http://www.accstation.com/pothsata2501.html. I bought it from accstation on Ebay for $7 including shipping.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Sansun-2535-HDD-DOCKING-SATA-TO-ESATA::409.html Sansun 2.5"/3.5" HDD DOCKING SATA TO ESATA (SN-DKES)] |13FD 160F|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested with USB Loader GX. Using my maxtor 120 GB 3.5" HDD SATA I. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Monster-35-BOX-hard-disk-Enclosure-SATAIDE::403.html Sansun Monster 3.5" BOX hard disk Enclosure SATA&IDE] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Only works with SATA drives, tested with 320Gb Samsung SATA, (80gb and 160gb) Seagate IDE. Tested on Wiiflow. |0}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 200 GB IDE HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation) "PI-202US SATA/USB20 Drive" firmware 8.67|13FD 1640|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung HD403LJ 400Gb 3.5" SATA 7200rpm, 16M, using USB loader GX Revision ?. (drive partitioned as 200Gb WBFS and 200GBFAT. only used the wbfs) ISSUES: if you exit the game and go back to usbloader GX, then it freezes while opening the second time with "waiting for USB device". So I'm now rebooting the device everytime i reboot the wii. Also, as expected, it's way slower then using a modern flash memory, but you will only notice that during the game loads. More serious, while playing DOD multiplayer for a long time, the screen would just turn black. you will not respaw, just be able to access the menus and change weapons. it happens randomly. never happened with a usb stick.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation)|13FD 1240|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba MK325GSX 320Gb SATA using USB loader GX Revision 890|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buy.com/prod/2-5-blue-wire-mesh-usb-2-0-sata-hard-drive-disk-hdd-enclosure-case/q/loc/101/211934976.html 2.5" HDD External Case] |13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with IBM/Lenovo Hitachi 60 gb 2.5 SATA HDD pulled from a Thinkpad T60 & a Momentus 5400 RPM from Seagate pulled from a Compaq F500 Note: I don't know why an enclosure with a similar VID works, but after trying two HDDs in the enclosure and trying another completely different enclosure THAT WORKED I can safely say - this does not work. Light blinks, but both USBLoader v9 and CFG loader freeze|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-222 Enclosure||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB. After launching USB loader or any Homebrew it makes the wii freeze.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/cphxim Chronos One-Touch-Backup 2.5] SATA enclosure with [http://bit.ly/Rsftz WD Scorpio Blue WD2500BEVT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. Will start the game but after a while it freezes because of spidown issues. Tried to disable with hdparm but no luck there!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.delock.com/produkte/gruppen/Geh%C3%A4use/Delock_35_External_Enclosure_USB_20_42371.html Delock 3,5 External Enclosure > USB 2.0 ]||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with 5 different HDDs which work with other enclosure |0}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Wiiflow running with IOS 222 and a 3,5" 1TB Samsung Sata HD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Diginote 2,5" USB2.0/eSata||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 500gb Hitachi HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Wintech EX-MOB-86 3,5" SATA to USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 250gb Samsung HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Innostor IS888 Controller IC Based Enclosures|Several|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested several different enclosures based on this IC, All worked well (2.5/3.5/Several Brands/Several Designs). Transfer rate not brilliant - around 30MB/s read.|1}}
|}

==Links==
*[[USB Game Compatibility Table]]

[[Category:Wii Backup Launchers]]
[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]

USB Devices Compatibility List

2012-02-15T05:00:38Z

Logan: Reverted edits by Wiiunlock (talk) to last revision by 121.78.233.162

__NOTOC__
='''Wii USB Devices Compatibility List'''=
'''Anyone is free to edit this list though you must create an account first. Vandals will be banned and their IP blocked from further edits.'''

== PLEASE READ ME (Guidelines) ==

1. If you are the first person to add a Device, then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have verified that outcome.

2. '''Keep it to English!''' Most people at GBATemp have decent English, if you can't say something in English, then write it down in whatever language you speak and hopefully someone will translate it for you.

3. Try to fill out as much as you can.

4. Hugely important would be adding a link to the drive and where you bought it. Naming has been a little vague, lets be precise. Drives can differ from batch to batch. If the shop you purchased it from can't be found online, please find the manufacturers web page for that EXACT drive version.

5. If you are running the game using a card reader (SD, Memory Stick, CF, etc), list the READER, '''NOT THE CARD'''; USB cardreaders are bridge-like in that any card will work with a working reader. Similarly, if using an enclosure that wasn't sold at retail with your hard drive already in it, list the ENCLOSURE, NOT the drive itself.

==How to test==

'''Finding your device's USB ID:'''

Every USB device ever made has its own unique Vendor ID and Product ID, two four-digit hexadecimal numbers that together identify a particular model made by a particular company. If you have a device's Vendor ID and Product ID you can say with confidence whether any two given USB devices are the same model or not.

Windows:
Plug the device into your computer. Wait for Windows to initialize the device, if necessary. Open Device Manager, open the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" group, right click on "USB Mass Storage Device", select the "Details" tab, then select "Hardware Ids" from the Property drop-down box. In the big box beneath that there will be one or more lines starting with something like this:
USB\VEN_05E3&DEV_0715
In this case, the Vendor ID is 05E3 and the Product ID is 0715. 
If there is more than one "USB Mass Storage Device" listed, unplug any USB device plugged into the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Some computers have built-in cardreaders attached to the USB bus, which can confuse the process.

For ease of use finding you VendorID and ProductID numbers in Windows, you can download '''USBDeview''' at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html and check the corresponding columns at the programs listing.

Linux:
Plug the device into your computer, wait about 8 seconds (to be safe), then: 
$ less /proc/bus/usb/devices 
For every USB device in your system (including your root hubs!) there is an entry in this pseudo-file that looks something like this: (the Vendor ID and Product ID are in '''bold''')
T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=04 Cnt=01 Dev#= 15 Spd=480 MxCh= 0
D: Ver= 2.00 Cls=00(>ifc ) Sub=00 Prot=00 MxPS=64 #Cfgs= 1
P: Vendor='''05e3''' ProdID='''0715''' Rev=94.07
S: Manufacturer=Genesys
S: Product=USB Reader
S: SerialNumber=000000009407
C:* #Ifs= 1 Cfg#= 1 Atr=80 MxPwr=500mA
I:* If#= 0 Alt= 0 #EPs= 2 Cls=08(stor.) Sub=06 Prot=50 Driver=usb-storage
E: Ad=81(I) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
E: Ad=02(O) Atr=02(Bulk) MxPS= 512 Ivl=0ms
Note "Driver=usb-storage". This tells you the device is claimed by the usb-storage driver, and is therefore a USB storage device. Obviously, if usb-storage isn't loaded that won't be there; make sure it's loaded! 
If there is more than one such block listed, again, unplug other devices from the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Note that you will have to close and re-open the file to see any changes.

Another way to do this in linux: 
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID '''0951''':'''1603''' Kingston Technology Data Traveler 1GB/2GB Pen Drive
The first number is Vendor ID and the second Product ID

Mac:
Insert the USB device into your Mac. Wait about 8-10 seconds, to make sure it's detected, and start System Profiler. On the left hand column, under the Hardware heading, find USB. On the top right pane, find and click on the device you are checking (check under the names USB Reader, Mass Storage Device, Generic Storage, Volume, etc.), and more information should appear to the bottom of this pane (now the bottom right). In this area, search for the following information:
'''USB Reader:'''
Capacity: 1.88 GB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk3
Product ID: '''0x0715'''
Vendor ID: '''0x05e3''' (Genesys Logic, Inc.)
Version: 94.07
Serial Number: 000000009407
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec

'''GeeXboX:'''

1. Check if Device is formated as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS

2. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

3. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/GeeXboX GeeXboX]

4. Plug your Device in

5. See if it shows directories.

'''Non-Linux based Homebrew:'''

1. Grab your USB-Device

2. Check if it's formated as FAT/FAT32, Windows XP doesn't let you format big drives (AFIAK over 40GB) as FAT32, you need to use [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/download/fat32format.zip FAT32Format] or a Linux live CD/DVD or a GParted Live CD/DVD.

3. Make a Backup. There's a very small Chance that the Stick will get corrupted.

4. Go to HBC, plug your Device in.

5. Load [http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_tester USB mass storage device tester]

'''USB Loader'''

1. Create a WBFS partition on the device, and load a game that is [USB Loader v1.x Game Compatibility|known to work]] onto the device.

2. Connect the device before turning your Wii on, to be safe. Enable any relevant "Disk mode", "USB storage mode" etc. beforehand.

3. Boot the game you recorded earlier.

4. '''Play the game for at least one hour before reporting back.''' Many devices appear to work at first, but have crippling stability issues.

'''If Problems occur:'''

1. Try to plug the Device at the other USB-Port.

2. Try to plug the Device in before entering/in Homebrewchannel. Then load App.

3.Try to plug in the Device and then power on Wii.

'''If the Device does not work'''

1. Try to find a spare Device that will show up.

2. Use this to boot the loader.

3. Once you have the "No partition found" screen, switch to the original Device.

4. Press A. Hopefully, the device will show up on the screen to be formatted.

5. If it works, on following loads, you will still need to swap. Instead of formatting every time, press A, then B to go back.

'''If the Device automatically spins down due to inactivity'''

Some drives are configured from the factory to automatically spindown after a set number of minutes of inactivity, which could cause issues. Configuration software is usually available to configure such devices to disable this feature.

* For Seagate FreeAgent drives [http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=freeagent-downloads&vgnextoid=3723b5b59b7d5110VgnVCM100000f5ee0a0aRCRD download software here].
* For WesternDigital (WD) drives is the [http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=305&sid=154&lang=en WD-IdleDisable-Tool] available.

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|style="background:green;"|Works: the Device works without any problems.
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|style="background:orange;"|Issues: the Device has some small problems, like sudden shutdown or something like that. Please note that if you have to plug the Device in at a certain Time is NOT a problem.
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|style="background:salmon;"|Doesn't Work: the Device doesn't work.
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|style="background:grey;"|Not Tested: the Device was not tested in that category.
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==1GB==
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{{USBDevice|CN Memory MicroX||Works|Works|Not Tested|Only works if it is plugged into the Wii before powering the Wii on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 1GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Insert whilst the Wii is off to get passed the ret<nowiki>=</nowiki>-1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unknown Imation Flash 1GB USB|Unknown|Not Tested|Not tested|Works| The device works pefectly with USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler|13FE 1D00|Works|Works|Works|Tested in ScummVM,YaWnD,GeeXboX by playing a movie, and in USB Loader GX by playing Monopoly. Everything works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 1GB DataTraveler||Works|Works|Issues|Works in most of homebrew applications, but it can't load games for USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 1GB||Not Testing|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SANDISK CRUZER 1.0GB MIRCO||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|USB Loader launches, and the black rectangular section contains no text, required to power down the wii (This is a bug)(works if you remove launchpad from the unit)|0}}
{{USBDevice|1 GB Nextar MP3 Player/ Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested |Works|Insert while the Wii is off. Tested Animal Crossing City Folk on USB Loader GX with no problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attaché 1GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar Firefly||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, not too many games under 1GB but all i found worked perfectly.|0}}
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==2GB==
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{{USBDevice|Alcor Micro Corp|058f 6387|Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA USB Flash Drive 2GB|125F C82A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair 2GB Flash Voyager||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||1}}
{{USBDevice|Creative MuVo V100 MP3 Player||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Attempted with USB Loader v1.1 and WBFS Windows GUI v2 by Maximillion. Won't format.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Creative Zen V Plus MP3 Player||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Must be in "Removable Disk" mode.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Dane-elec 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted/added game with WBFS Manager 3.0, works quickly and perfectly (tested mainly with DDR HP 2)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 2GB|1307 0163|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Worked fine with NeoGamma formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP v120w USB Device 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Integral 2GB Flash Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Inserting whilst Wii is off will fix the ret neg 1 error.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 2GB DataTraveler|0930 6544|Works|Works|Works||7}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 2Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick Too.// I have a lexar 2 gb and works great with usb loader, wiiflow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Panasonic Class4 2GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 2GB Attaché||Not Tested|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk 2GB Cruzer Micro|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Remove U3 and use WBFS to format it. (CM): Works fine for most people, but I tried this and no USB loader recognises my flash drive. It's formatted to WBFS with New Super Mario Bros on it and all loaders hang when trying to read from USB|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sony 2GB MicroVault||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|All Sony MicroVault works except 007 edition. if it doesn't work for you get USB Loader v1.5 and put in your usb before your Wii is on and get the latest CIOS patch. |2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JF T3 2GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend JFV30 2GB||Not Tested|Works|Works||1}}
|}

==4GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykw3yds Kingston 4GB DataTraveler]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|Tried the 4GB-DT100 and works Fine with USB-Loader |6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yks3of7 Kingston 4GB DataTraveler DTI]|0951 1603|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works fine|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Generation 01||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cIOS38 rev14, 3.3U, USBLoader GX with Mario Kart|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 Limited Edition Bold Colors (Black Jack)|0951 1642|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted WBFS, tested with cfg loaged and a few games in their standard configuration. Worked perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yl6wr56 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4GB]|0781 5151|Works|Not Tested|Works|Delete Launchpad partition. This should allow ALL cruzer micros to work.|11}}
{{USBDevice|Patriot Razzo 4GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Emtec Flash Drive USB 2.0 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V10 4GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with FAT and FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 4GB||Works|Works|Works|Worked fine on softmod 4.2U w/ USB Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Mini 1st gen||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Nano 3rd Gen||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1 & connected via traditonal Apple USB|0}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 4GB Attaché| 0930 6544|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 3.0, using Waninoko's usb v1.0 & v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DataWrite 4gb "hi-speed" silver case||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|using Waninoko's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|A-DATA My Flash 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Instant error upon boot-up into USB Loader 1.0 and 1.1 (both USB ports tested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yh9yhun Emtec C250 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sony MicroVault 4GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninolo's usb v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8h8ln Dane-Elec 4GB]|1970 2606|Works|Works|Works|If you get "-1" error, Format with FAT32 and plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydoukoz Patriot Xporter XT 4GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS 2.5 Before Loading|0}}
{{USBDevice|Kodak||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydt47dv Verbatim Store N Go]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS manager 2.5, tested with cIOS rev9 and rev10 + USB loader GX 1.0 |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycf54ef Trekstor USB Stick ME 4GB]||Not Testes|Not tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager, tested with cIOS rev9 and USB loader 1.5 ultimate 7.3 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Emprex 4 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Is recognized, but cannot load games; loads only a black screen|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ybaqbpe Imation 4 GB Nano Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager Mini 4GB |1b1c:0b29|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair flash Voyager 4GB ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Drive unreconize by usbloader. Maybe different versions? Works fine for me! Works like a dream!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 4GB USB Flash Drive|090c 1000|Works|Works|Works|Everything works perfectly. Played No More Heroes 1 & 2 from beginning to end without any issues. Very fast, no lag during gameplay or media playback with GeeXboX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27mvnkp HP 4GB v115w (115 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Mario Kart Wii for a few hours. Worked great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3r6vu82 HP 4GB v125w (125 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Played We Cheer and Tournament of Legends with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JD Firefly 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work fine with USB Loader GX r935 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Crucial 4GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma r9 beta47, Cios36 r10 |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/v165w-Flash-Drive-P-FD4GBHP165-EF-Blue/dp/B00404JF80 HP 4GB v165w (165 Series)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Won't even load into Usb Loader GX v2.1. Using cios 249 rev 21 on 4.1U system.|0}}
|}

==8GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC/dp/tags-on-product/B0012TTDGU SanDisk-SDSDHV-008G-A15-8GB-Video-SDHC] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted Fat and Fat32, works with newest loader configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I have the cIOS of Hermes rev4... This drive doesn't work with newest loader (configurable usb loader, usb loader gx, neogamma), only with an old version of usb loader gx (r866)|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC flash drive USB2.0 C400|13fe 3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 8GB|0781 5567|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Cruzer-Micro-Flash-SDCZ6-8192-A11/dp/B000UZN2ZK/ SanDisk U3 Cruzer Micro 8GB]|0781 5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using cfg usb loader v70 + formatted as wbfs with wbfs manager|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/27qs3yr LASER 8GB Blue Flash drive usb (FLS-8GBlue)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|works good no issues at all using wiiflow and neo gama and uloader|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzzwpwk Super Talent Pico C]|Unlisted|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|cIOS36 rev14, USB Loader GX v1.0, Wii 4.2u, neogamma|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9u533f PNY Attache Optima Pro 8GB]|0930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY Attache Prénium 8GB|vid_090c Pid_1000 Rev_0403|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with cIOS36 rev9 fine on 3.2u|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycyk7j6 A-DATA PD8 flash drive 8GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA flash drive classic C003 8GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylr7kac Duracell 8GB USB Flash Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Joy-it USB2.0 8GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y885jxp Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 120]||Works|Not Tested|Works|rev10 and USB Loader 1.4, Ultimate version. Formatted via USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd2p7qo Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v10 and USB Loader 1.5. "Works" if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Random freezes ingame. :: I have exactly this one too and for me it works without any issues or freezes. for me it works if plugged in after usbloader has loaded, coverfloader did not work for me.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Generation 1. Works great ;).|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler 101 II]|930 6545|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with cIOS36_v17 and Customisable USB Loader. Doesn't mount, if plugged in while waiting for slow drives it freezes the system. ---- It works for me using USB Loader GX. I have "Kingston DT101C/8GB Flash Memory 8GB DataTraveler 101 with Secure Traveler (Cyan)"(PS. make sure you are putting it in correct slot----"Kingston DT101 G2" (Red) freezes with both CFG USB Loader v62 and USB Loader GX, tested with cIOS249_v17 and CIOS249_v20|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yavpjsg Kingston 8GB DataTraveler]||Works|Not Tested|Works|For USB loader DTI Version Works, Photo [http/www.kingston.com/flash/datatraveler.asp]|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycm8bqz Kingston 8GB DataTraveler G2]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great!!! BTW PS2's USBAdvance and uLaunch also works :) ; DTIG2 Version works with USBLoader|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y9npfaf Kingston 8GB USB DataTraveler Mini Slim]|8086 293A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Hotswapping is the only way. if not, -1 error|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3dbbym6 Kingston 8GB DataTraveler I G3 Flash Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works amazingly. FAT 32 and WBFS work perfectly on this. No problems in terms of lag, or connection issues. Have tested and successfully loaded through NeoGamma, wiiflow and cfg usb loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8c9ee8 HP flash drive 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|USB Mass Storage Device|1043 8012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Reads that there is a game but black screen upon loading in USB Loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Micro Center 8GB USB Flash Drive||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yabuu88 Patriot XPorter XT 8GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted in Loader, Works perfectly -- Update: Confirmed working with 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk8hjv2 Sandisk Cruzer Micro 8GB]||Works|Works|Works|ordered via link works great in neogamma R7|14}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz6msg7 Sony Micro Vault 8GB]|054C 0243|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works only if plugged in after the loading of the usb loader v1.5 .|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ryval 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|WBFS Manager sees it correctly but won't be recognised as WBFS in USB Loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony Micro Vault 007-Edition||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Formatted as FAT32 and as NTFS. Won't work.|1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 8GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba TransMemory 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Tevion 8GB USB Stick|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works no problems for me|2}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Survivor 8GB USB Stick||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work, shut down and turn the Wii on again with it plugged.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjbg7jp Dane-Elec 8GB USB Stick]|0930 6545|Works|Works|Works|If you get backup loader -1 error, format stick with FAT32 & plug in before boot.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash V30 8GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend Jetflash T3 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|freeze in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Super*Talent FLASH Drive AU_USB20||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Pleomax 8 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader 1.1|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar 8Gb||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work, I have much problems with that stick|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.itbankeurope.com/LJDVE8GB/ Lexar 8GB JumpDrive VE]|05dc a768|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works flawlessly formatted to WBFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yflbwrn EMTEC 8GB USB Stick]|090C 1000 Rev 1100|Works|Works|Works|You have to shutdown the Wii before using the Stick.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|ret -1 error in USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly for me (USBLoader 1.5 and USBLoaderGX). I played hours before reporting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Has played every game I've thrown at it|0}}
{{USBDevice|OCZ Rally 2 Flash Drive|0325 AC02|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested on NeoGamma and a USB Loader based on Wanikoko 1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|USBest Technology USB Mass Storage Device|7614 1000|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Won't format in USB Loader (shows several partitions with unrealistic sizes, e.g. 80GB), trying to copy a game disc to USB device crashes Wii. Formatting with WBFS manager and transferring ISOs works.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung Flash Memory - Mobile Storage 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso Flash Memory 8GB||not tested|not tested|Issues|Does not work in NTFS / FAT32 with USB Loader. in WBFS works fine!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 8GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tested various formats and usb loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Micro 8GB|Vid-0781 Pid-5406|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using CFG USB Loader 56 and 56-222. Tested with WBFS Manager formatted as WBFS and Wii Backup Manager formatted as FAT32. Works perfectly!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store'n'Go USB Flash Drive 8GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader GX. Formatted as WBFS with wii Backup Manager 0.3.4. I haven't been able to format it with WBFS Manager 3.0.1 nor USB Loader 2.5. UPDATE: Format through WBFS Manager working OK (Windows XP)|1}}
{{USBDevice|OnMemory-BlueIce 8GB||Doesn´t Work|Not Tested|Doesn´t Work|crapy tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaRange 8GB USB Flexi-Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested on cIOS rev19[38], running USB Loaders on IOS249, all working when WBFS Partition is used (FAT32 not tested). Crashed on WBFS Formatting with USB Loader GX, formatted with cfg USB Loader, then worked like a charm. When using WBFS, it is possible that it will not show up on Windows as Drive, fire up the Drive Management and then use your Backup Manager to organize your Backups.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3y4fbft Patriot Xporter X50 Signature Flash 8GB USB Drive (PSF8GUSB)]|Vid-13FE Pid-3600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested using USB Loader XG. Tested with Wii Backup Manager formatted as WBFS.|0}}
|}

==16GB==
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{{USBDevice|KODAK USB flash drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|TDK 16GB Trans-it||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with wbfs flawlessly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Bion 16GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Turn off Wii all the way (Red LED) before connecting.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Cibox 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works with USB Loader/luncher, Very good No lags|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylakror Super Talent Pico_C 16GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great with USB Loader GX, If the USB stick doesn't load try the other USB port, once loaded and if you can't load the games on the USB, disable quick boot|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ygsbs3b Corsair 16GB Voyager GT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports, had to format it with wbfs before inserting|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykaoplt Corsair 16GB Voyager]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in the rightside port on the back. Formats inside the USB Loader successfully. Haven't tried any playing/installing games yet.|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC Datatraveler 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Nothing to say|1}}
{{USBDevice|EMTEC Flash Drive 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Freeze after some time, while playing, formatted with WBSF. Thought first of SD card issues, tested with another USB key is OK ; For me works perfectly played more than 3 or 4 hours without any problem formatted with WBSF, Soft: USBLOADER GX and COMFIGURABLE USBLOADER + cIOS rev19 and Hermes's cIOS222 223 224|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n9gvsq Kingston 16GB DataTraveler]|0951 1607|Works|Works|Works|FAT, FAT32, NTFS-all work. Mplayer only FAT, FAT32; wbsfs format works|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfvdk6c Kingston 16GB DataTraveler 100]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works on USB Loader 1.5, format with WBSF manager, use left USB port on Wii. For me it works perfectly on the right USB port (viewed from the back) formated to WBSF and using Configurable USB Loader 2.54. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if plugged in AFTER loading the USB Loader. Like the DT 100, seems to prefer the left USB port.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 16GB DataTraveler G3|0951 1643|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Uninstall UrDrive Software then quick format to FAT32 8192 bytes. Plug in the device after starting USB Loader GX i.e when the countdown starts|2}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston DataTraveler 400 (DT400/16GB)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Just works in one of the usb ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2wj6zsj Micro Center 16GB USB Flash Drive]|1307 0165|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to 15.08GB, Playback FAST no lag, Installed from disc and pc a bit slower then a hd but faster then burning a disc. Great buy|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykvdwkd Patriot Xporter XT 16GB]|13FE 3100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to format first in NTFS, then use WBFS Manager 3.0 to format to WBFS. Tested several games, worked beautifully.|1}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It doesnt say premium on it but works. Got it off ebay for like 30 bucks works great.|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| I formatted the drive with WBFS manager 3.0, no problem. loaded it with games and tried to play them. wiiflow would not load it. tested the same thing with sandisk cruzer 16gb worked fine, must be the drive. do not buy this drive. it is the flip kind ftr only good for backup i'd say, I doubt homebrew would load on it either but anyone else is free to try.|2}}
{{USBDevice|PNY 16GB attaché premium||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer micro 16GB||Works|Works|Works|works really great with USB-Loader 1.1, had no problems yet. Couldn't get it to work|9}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Cruzer Blade 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to reformat it as NTFS before could format as WBFS, issue occurred under Windows 7|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nx8u8a SanDisk Ultra Backup 16GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Worked flawlessly. Had to use BootIt to swap the bit for formatting. Did a full WBFS, copied ISOs with no problems, Wii reads it instantly. Games play fast, no errors!|0}}
{{USBDevice|takeMS 16GB USB Flash Drive MEM-Drive Colorline||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|I tried every wbfs partion software, and even with the usb loader v 1.5, but this isn't recognized. It's a shame|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF V60||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX r576, formated and added games in GNU/Linux by command line WBFS tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF600||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with CFG USB Loader v70 and WiiFlow 2.2rc1, formated to FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend 16GB JF700 ( USB 3.0 )||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with CFG USB Loder v70, 1 Partition NTFS 16GB. It hangs when the Loader started. On USB Loader GX v.2.3 it says 4 Partitionen (3x 3TB and 1x 1GB) (but I have 1x NTFS) and it founds no Games. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Duracell 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Imation Nano Pro 16GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf3b6p5 SONY 16GB MICRO VAULT CLICK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great in first Wii USB slot, formatted to WFSB in WBFS Manager 3.0.|}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store N'Go 16GB Flash Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and worked.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP v135w USB Device|03f0 3407|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formated with WBFS Manager 3.0 first try and works great with CFG USB Loader and NeoGamma!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Centon DSP16GB-009 Data Stick Pro Flash Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA Classic C906 16GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|APACER 16GB| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only FAT32, not work on NTFS!|0}}
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==64GB==
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{{USBDevice|Kingston 64GB DataTraveler 200||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Lexar JumpDrive TwistTurn 64GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|FAT 32 formatted by RMPrepUSB|0}}
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==80GB==
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{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew fails.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie HDD 80GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX and WBFS Manager 3|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80||Works|Works|Works|Pulled from old TIVO. Had to mess with CIOS and baker_au USBloader - only one that worked for me. Formatted to FAT32 then WBFS. Would not load any games, just got black screen. Reformatted MacOS Extended then WBFS and it worked!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 80 Diamond Plus 9 ATA in an ICY-Box ||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted FAT32 used WiiBackupManager-0.3.8Build61 works perfectly with usbloader_cfg !!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 80GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|2 partitions - 52GB WBFS+20GB FAT32. Works great with WBFS Manager and Loadstructor |0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPD5210CC 2.5" 80GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Doesn't work with CIOS 14,15,222. With 13 or lower works almost perfectly. If you have played one game, you have to shutdown and put on again the Wii to play another.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Wii Backup Manager I managed to format and partition the entire drive to cISO|3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Max4 80Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great with Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|SmartDisk FireLite|0917 0207|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems with USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 80GB Series II USB External Drive|1058 0300|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|HP Pocket Media Drive 80GB - USB |03f0 110c|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|No problem with SD/USB Loader 1.5/GX and WBFS Manager 2.5|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom Drives 80GB External Drive|0c0b 2832|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with usb loader GX and WBFS Manager 3.0 (not 3.01). Taken out of Desktop PC (3.5")|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 ande WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Toshiba Laptop|2}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 2.5" Mobile Drive 80 GB USB 2.0 (PHGABA)|07AB & FCC7|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formats ok with WBFS 3.0 but black screen on USBLoaderGX_1.0|2}}
{{USBDevice|Acomdata 80gb model #HDxxxUPE5-72||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB LOADER GX/ Uniloader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Ultra TD v1.0 USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with uLoader, Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 2.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 80Go 2.5 (HDD2D38)|0928 & 000a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with Configurable USB Loader and WBFS Manager 3.0|0}}
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==100GB==
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{{USBDevice|IOMEGA LPHD100-U|059B 007D |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Configurable USB Loader takes a long time to get beyond the initial splash screen and then the count takes a very long time before it reports a failure|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi ATA/IDE internal drive with external usb 2.0 enclosure 2HIX | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Works |Works perfectly with usb loader 1.5 and WBFS Manager 3.0 pulled from a Acer laptop | 1 }}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi HTS54101 | NA |Not Tested| Not Tested | Doesn't Work | It freezes the Wii| 1 }}
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==120GB==
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{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent go 120 GB|0BC2 2000|Works|Not Tested|Works| You have to disable standby (set idle time to Never) with Seagate Manager before you format it! (Confirmed that "strange things" happen otherwise!)Confirmed with homebrew.|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nhduc6 Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB]|0D49 7010|Works|Not Tested| Works|I've been using this since the usb loader first came out it works like a charm |2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III Mini 120 GB|0d49 7250|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with CFG USB Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 120 GB|0d49 7350|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}
{{USBDevice|SAMSUNG HD103UJ 120 GB|04FC 8818|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|2,5 inch HDD boxed into an external aluminium box like this: http://www.2pt-inf.com/images/box%20hd%20ide-usb.jpg|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Passport 120 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|2,5 inch HDD, Works with NeoGamma R8 B12, will be testing others |1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Mini USB 2.0 120GB (Expresso "flavor") Portable Hard Drive (FSU25120E)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|There are 2 plugs on the HDD (one for additional power the other for data transfer). Pretend your Wii is sitting flat with the disk drive above the buttons, insert the main USB plug into the bottom port. It's optional to attach the 2nd plug. Everything is working with 2 partitions made (WFBS/NTFS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Medion Pocket'n'Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It won't format into WBFS (GeeXboX&Homebrew not tested) |1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S1 Mini 120 GB||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| Hard to format. Tried Win7 format (only NTFS), Win7 command line, Paragon Partition Manager 9 with no luck. BUT with Wii Backup Manager v0.3.6 i finaly got it to format as FAT32 and now it works like a charm. /Skrubba 2011/01/25
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Unsupported by EASEUS Partition Master, It doesn't let to be formatted by WBFS Mng 3, USBLoader and WiiFlow send Exception (ISI) error when tries to load it.
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Doesn't work with any Usbloader (GX, CFG, Wiiflow), after few seconds usb loaders freeze or crash.. HBC freezes instantly with all filesystem type (FAT32, NTFS, WBFS)|0}}
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==160GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/eSYHvQ Hard Disk Western Digital 160 Gb Scorpio Blue WD1600BEVT SATA]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not Tested|Works| All OK, tested with Box HD 2.5'' Captiva (look in the paragraf of the enclosers) |1}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM 2.5" Mobile Drive XXS 160 GB USB 2.0|07AB FC88|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with usbloader gx rev713 and Cios 38 rev 14 by Waninkoko. sometimes a little slow to detect, but al games work fine. Tested 40+ hours; had some issues with the drive to get recognized in the beginning, now it's working mostly |4}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic SL Network Drive 160 GB USB 2.0||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Had the 50GB partition formatted in NTFS, USB Loader reformatted it, installed Mario Galaxy on it and played. Win XP could not recognize the partition afterwards|0}}
{{USBDevice|FREECOM Classic HD 160GB|07AB FCCD|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Just shows a black screen, no further input possible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|HP Personal Media Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX cIOS REV14. Also works with the following setup. Neogamma R7 and WiiFlow with cIOS 249 Rev 14. Loaded some Back-Ups on my HP HDD 160 with WBFS Manager 2.5 (It works best with this version I'm not sure why) played it on Neogamma R7 and then tried WiiFlow works like a charm and hold tons of games.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nzlyas Verbatim 2.5" Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 160GB]||Works|Works|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader v1.1 & v1.5! Works with FAT32 formatting under GeeXbox (Not tested NTFS) When a WBFS partition is created Mplayer doesn't seems to work.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l5bfb6 Western Digital 160 GB WD1600AAJS Caviar]||Works|Works|Works|Takes some time for GeeXboX to recognize it. Works with FAT32 formatting. USB Launcher Works. Tested|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/n84tdo Western Digital MyPassport Essential 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader works great. Note: (Person 10): Only works on FAT32/NTFS. WBFS does not work at all. Must have 222 or 223 installed to play. When using CFG loader, press 1 for options and change the IOS to 222 -m load and all will be good.|10}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Samsung 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works nicely with USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2,5" Iomega eGo 160GB (RPHD-U)|WD25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with wiiflow and usb loader v1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/laajho Imation Apollo 2.5'' 160 GB]||Works|Works|Works|USB loader working fine so far ;)|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go USB 2.0 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly with USB Loader v1.1. When used with other loaders you may experience a code dump when formatting or installing. The solution is to format and install at least one game through a PC first, then it's smooth sailing.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate ST90000U2 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Runs games perfectly with USB Loader GX, however you cannot use it to format WBFS partition. WBFS partition must be created with WBFS Manager v3. Does NOT work with WBFS Intelligent at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Portable Drive 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Nice performance using cIOS rev15 and Cfg Loader. Also works good as WBFS partition, using WBFSSync.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 160GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| TOSHIBA mk1646gsx , MK1637GSX , works with another enclosure |5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 2.5" 160GB Mobile Drive||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Mfr Part #: 301186US|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on USB Loader v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 3200 160GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|No problems with CFG USB. Formatted to FAT32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 160GB|0D49 7000|Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with GeeXBoX and USB Loader GX 1.0 r818, SD/USB Loader 1.5 and NeoGamma R7. Wiped HD for nothing. :(|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 5000DV||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX 1.0 r850 and NeoGamma R7 |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/2dmzxng Toshiba 160GB HDDR160E03X]|0930 A002|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 4+ hours|5}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB MK1646GSX||Not tested|Works|Not tested|Works with GeexBox, but NTFS partitions seem to lock up after too much music.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 160GB PX1270E-1G16||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.1 with multiple games for about 2 hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung 1.8" S1 Mini 160GB|04e8 2f04|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader 1.5. cfg usb loader v50c freeze in game |2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 2.5" HTS543216L9A300 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a Satellite 3.5" AX-323 Enclosure.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu HandyDrive 2.5" MMF2610UB 160GB||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, GeexBox, Mplayer Christmas Edition|1}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstore DataStation pocket g.u 160GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX rev919|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi 3.5" HDS722516VLSA80 160GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Configurable USB Loader (cfg v57 release), ATA HDD with 2 NTFS partitions, connected with DIGITUS USB 2.0 to IDE & SATA Adapter Cable. Works like a charm but only with cIOS 222. With cIOS 249 it freezes on the splash screen of loader with HDD connected. Tested with 2 games (.ISOs) and to play video file on HDD in MPlayer CE v0.77. |0}}
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==200GB==
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{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 200GB|0d49 3100|Works|Works|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with Configurable USB Loader v33 and v34b.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch II 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With USB Loader GX.(Update) Tested with 4.2u update & usb loader GX v929, games play fine but freezing occurs 5-20 minutes later no matter what game/setting.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu MHY2200BH (in enclosure) 200gb||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested With Configurable USB loader and USB Loader GX both works. Tested for around 1-1.5 hrs no problems as far as i can tell. *NOTE (IMPORTANT!!!):To play DL games u gotta install hermes cIOS and set it to use that!*|2}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 200 GB||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested multiple games for several hours with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L2OOMO 200GB SATA 150||Not tested|Not tested|Works|So good. Multiple USB loaders and CIOSs.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Trekstor datastation pocket x.u 200GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Good.Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. It only works with the cable with two USB connectors (data and aux power), both plugged into Wii usb ports |0}}
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==250GB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://support.wdc.com/product/spec.asp?groupid=406&level1=4&modelno=&lang=en Western Digital Dual-Option Combo External Drive WD2500B011]|1058 0400|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried with single, primary WBFS partition created with WBFS Manager 3.0. Failed with USB Loader 1.5 and CoverFlow RC5 on cIOS 13.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Memorex 250GB SlimDrive CZ30392A519||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted entire drive as WBFS and all games are working with CFG USB Loader.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB book||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEVT SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When u open the Usb Loader...The Disc light start flashing..and then it turns off -.-.|27}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250GB WD2500BEKT SATA||Works|Not tested|Works|Original 2.5 usb enclosure displayed "waiting for slow usb device by usb loader gx" ( using y usb cable)But then I installed hard drive back into an xbox 360 hdd shell and used a xbox 360 transfer cable and connected to wii that way and it has loaded with every different loader 10 times straight..Drive is formatted wbfs cios 14 -.-.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704 070A|Works|Works|Works|Works good with USB Loader GX / NeoGamme, No Spindown issue. But: WiiFlow crashes!|15}}

{{USBDevice|[http://www.digitgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/wdfpassport_portable_3.jpg Western Digital 250GB WD2500XMS SATA]|2108A|Works|Not tested|Works|HD Formatted via WBFS Manager, Works with CFG-USB-Loader and USB-Loader v1.0. Does not work with USB-LOADER-GX or Gecko or NEO-GAMMA|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 250GB|059F 100D|Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Hard Drive 250GB, Design by F.A. Porsche http://www.lacie.com/download/datasheet/porsche_hd_usb_en.pdf|059F 0651|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Had to replace the USB cable. Got a black screen when loading games, a better/thicker cable solved that issue. HD is WBFS formatted on a primary partition and works well with USB Loader GX 2.0 rev21|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/AA2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I experienced issues with the pointer, it hiccups sometimes, still playable but a bit annoying. I can confirm this was caused by this usb device, i tried Resident Evil 4 and Mario Galaxy 2 using waninkoko's rev20b on a pendrive and it worked perfectly, then tried them on this one and the hiccups where there.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G22||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|
I had big problems - loading of games took very long - sometimes over 1min (black screen) - often it crashed at the end of game and not loaded the next screen - now I changed to my old 80GB ATA Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 9 (with ICY-Box) and it is works really great and fast !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G32||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|
Not working at all. Generate an ISI Exception all the time. When I changed the disk with exactly the same software worked. Partitioned to 250GB or 160 GB make no difference. The ISI error is before any menu show up. I will return this disk.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 250GB HXMU 025DA/G42||Not tested|Not tested|Works|It may works if you have PARTITIONED to smaller size, like 160GB. If you try it in one partition with 250GB, it doesn't work. So, not enjoy.
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Hm, I added this Samsung Really Long long time ago, and i putted "Enjoy :D" because really works..but i think some stupid guy with nothing to do changed to doesnt work..so...now i change it back to works..because really works, I have over 45 Games and i made a Partition, Half/Half and worked great.
Propably you're not the "clever"....|0}}

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{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mj7on6 Western Digital 250 GB external HDD]||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer and GeeXboX with fat32 formatted.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Portable 250 GB external HDD||Works|Works|Works|works with usb loader. sometimes, usb loader needs to run, before you plug the hd to usb|5}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor DiamondMax 23||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works good with Usb Loader Gx|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini||Works|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 250GB||Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work||3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lxypou LaCie 250 GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive]||Works|Works|Works|DID NOT work for me with USB Loader 1.5/Works Perfectly for me with USBLoader 1.5 & USBLoader GX 1.0/Works perfectly for met with the las USB loader|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht Hi-Speed USB 2.0 - 250Go||Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Issues|Works ok for me (one game than have to reboot) wiith 1.5 based loaders, you have to remove all fat32 partitions and reallocate the space then reformat in WBFS // FAT 32 formated , WBSF init tested with PC and Wii (USB loader 1.1) but Black screen // HD detected but no partitions to be found//works sometimes, if have you have issues reboot wii|2}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go Portable 250 GB HDD||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); use only one partition otherwise you could have problems|12}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Portable 250 GB HDD||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi classic||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Programs freeze during loading. USB Loader freezes during game install, resumes installation if Device is reconnected. mplayer-ce works|1}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB pocket||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Sometimes USB Loader does not detect the drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|TrekStor DataStation 250GB maxi t.u||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|no problems so far, USBLoader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buffalo-asia.com/cgi-bin/products/detail.cgi?country=ph&code=7&id=289 Buffalo MiniStation Lite 250GB HDD (BUFFALO HD-PEU2 USB Device)]|0411 0157|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I think this is the same as "Buffallo Slimdesign Lightweight 250GB HDD" posted above.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykx9fvm Verbatim Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 250GB]|0225|Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer, GeexBox, Homebrew Channel as a FAT32 partition, and with USB Loader as a WBFS partition. It shows as a Samsung HN250i|5}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic SL 250 GB Ethernet/USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 2.5" 250 GB/USB 2.0||Works|Works|Works|Was a bit of a problem to get the drive formatted to WBFS. First thing: Format to FAT32 (with a tool like HP USB DISK Storage Format Tool). Then connect to your Wii and start USB loader or a tool like that and let your Wii format it to WBFS. Then you need a modded version of WBFS GUI Tool|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yk7a2qw Imation Apollo 250GB Portable Hard Drive]||Works|Not tested|Issues|Mplayer_CE needs plug after start the player. USBloader works great.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Turbo USB 250GB (HD-PFU2)||Not tested|Issues|Works|UsbLoader needs to run before execute GeeXboX, so GeeXboX can detect it|0}}
{{USBDevice|Memup Kiosk 250GB||Not tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|LG HXD1C25PW XD1 2.5-Inch 250GB HDD White USB & e-SATA|043E 70F2|Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Formatted first as NTFS (factory preset) then formatted to WBFS by WBFS Manager 2.5 x86 version. Tested with 3.2E firmware, USB Loader 1.5, all working correctly, no issues whatsoever.|0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox IB-351UE-BL with Samsung SP2514N||Not Tested|Works|Works|Two Primary Partitions. 1st WBFS, 2nd FAT32. Both USB Ports successfull tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|CompUSA 2.0 External Model CUSA250U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then WBFS via the PC. Works without issue.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet M25|ID 152d:2329|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ydu69x7 iomega Prestige Portable Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked right out of the box, Worked with WBFS manager 2.5.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Memorex Essential TravelDrive 250GB 2.5" Usb 2.0 - Cool Silver ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted as FAT32 then USB loader detects and format. Works without issue. Worked with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|iomega Select Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Desktop Hard Drive Silver Series||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Cavalry Storage CAUE Series USB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in Coverfloader and USB Loader GX 1.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Simpledrive Mini||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|2}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech Simple Drive, Model 90000-40479-002||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, Configurable USB Loader, Works with WBFS manager 3.0.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable 250GB||Not Tested|Works|Works|(Works with usbloader gx)(Works with cfg usb loader 65)(Works with WBFS manager 3.0)(Works great with geexbox,I used cios rev14)(works great with uloader v5).|5}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo 250GB 2.5" (SAMSUNG HM250JI USB Device)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX (WBFS, FAT32 and NTFS Support (r867 and up)), Works with WBFS manager 3.0.x, |2}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 250 GB Elements Portable| 1058 0175|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Works great with Configurable Usb Loader .54-fat and the whole disk formatted as one Fat32 partition, tested with 4 games and it's flawless, no spindown issues at all! :: My WD Elements Portable has a spindown/standby functionality. The hdd is unable to wake up after leaving the game on pause for 10 mins (using ios58). There is a piece of software from WD to control the spindown on windows, but none to change the firmware settings on the hdd itself|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hammer Storage 250 GB External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked with no major tweeking needed, I didn't even install hermes. Great External Hard Drive, no spindown issues|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim premier edition 250 GB Portable Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works only if replacing the USB cable!. Not recognized by USB Loader GX with the original one|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.officemax.com/technology/drives-memory-storage/hard-drives-usb-drives/portable-hard-drives/product-prod3030848 Hitachi 2.5" Life Studio]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized in USB Loader GX and can't be partitioned in Customizable USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6xkh8bu Hitachi X-Series 2.5"]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX, running with both USB ports plugged-in.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 250Gb|unk|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Took a bit of work to get formatted to FAT32, but once that was done, works great. no spindown issues after 2 hrs of playing Dirt2. Love not having separate power adapter. $50 retail|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 250GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WiiFlow crashes when both USB connectors are connected. If just one (regardless which) is connected, WiiFlow doesn't find it. Use a cable with a single USB connector and WiiFlow works just fine.
Works with cfg USB loader with both usb connectors connected (order matters, switch them around if it fails the first time)
|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00078343.html LG HXD1U25GR HDD Red Wine 250 GB external HDD 2.5"]|043e 70f1|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with Wiiflow 2.2 RC1 r414 formatted to FAT32 with d2x v6, no lag, same speed as a 3.5" HDD, just an inconvenience, it use the two USB port of the Wii.|0}}
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==300GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 2,5" 300GB||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Toutch 3,5" 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Issues|The USB-Drive works good under Vista, games can be put onto the harddrive using WBFS without problems about 152 games fit on the drive, however USB-Loader v1.1 does not recognize the USB-Drive (tryed as NTFS and as Fat32), after testing i found out that if i open the USB-Drive casing, take the harddrive out and then connect the hardrive to the wii using a simple 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter USB-Loader v1.1 does recognize the USB-Drive and games are selectable and playable. I guess the USB-Loader v1.1 is not compatible with the chipset of Maxtors IDE-to-USB converter. Follow the link for a picture of the Maxtor working with a 3rd party IDE-to-USB converter, [digital8] http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/2666/dsc03243b.jpg. EDIT1.: Homebrew does work on the Maxtor One Toutch, no need for the 3rd party IDE-2-USB converter there. EDIT2.: Tested with USB-Loader v1.1 till v1.5. EDIT3.: With Waninkoko's cIOS38Rev12 the drive does work as long as you first boot the USB Loader (Till the No USB Drive found message) and then power up the USB Drive (Un\Replugging the USB cable has no effect). Everytime you exit from the USB Loader you have to repeat the procedure.|2}}
{{USBDevice|HP HD3000S Personal Media Drive 300 GB USB 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I used EASEUS to make a 100GB partition. In my case I had to make sure it was the primary drive and of course choose no format. Then use WBFS Manager for the rest. Loaded it with USB Loader 1.5. GX didn't pick up that it was plugged in, but I can't confirm it won't work for everyone.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3100 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with CFG Loader v70|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6L300R0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with NeoGamma|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 6B300S0 DiamondMax 10 300GB||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested||0}}
{{USBDevice|Mevis storeX (EH3-SXV3-300IE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works well|0}}
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==320GB==
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{{USBDevice|iPro Drive 2.5 NBEX320GWS||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well under Wiiflow and Usb Loader GX|3}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie rugged 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with Usb Loader GX on usb port 1 with hermes cIOS(It doesn't load on port 0)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2|04e8 60b2|Works|Works|Works|Only needs 1 USB port. Part Number HX-M320UAB|0}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive Mini 320GB blue and black||Works|Not Tested|Works|Only 1 USB. Works Perfect. |8}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Mobile Drive XXS 320GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Dont Works|loader dont seen the harddisk.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom Classic Drive II 320GB||Works|Works|Works||35}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 320GB|04e8 1f03|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|DEPENDING ON PROD VERSION ! Works with prodnr 2009.7 and 2010.4. DOES NOT WORK with 2009.11 - 2009.12 - 2010.3 - 2010.4 |7}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Stor E alu 320GB 2,5" (PX1276E)||Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini 320 GB 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Ensure data plug connected to lower usb port (closest to edge) and secondary power plug into upper usb port.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi Travelstar 5K320 320 Go - SATA-300 2.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with an USB 2 enclosure. Needs the 2 USB ports for powering|2}}
{{USBDevice|cirago CST4320 320GB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 External Hard Drive|058 6366|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Works in loader gx. |1}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 320 GB 2.5"|0D49 7450|Not Tested|Works|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 2,5" USB 2.0 white 320 GB|l3fd 1840|Works|Works|Works|No Problems with the USB Loader|9}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starbox SATA 320 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Works|GeexBox just crashes so I'm not really sure about that.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential|1058 0704|Works|Works|Works|GeeXboX 0.1 alpha7 works. Works excellently with USBLoader, no sleep mode issue seen.Works excellently with cfg USBLoader v50c. BE AWARE, NEW DRIVES HAVE HIDDEN VCD THAT CANNOT BE DELETED CAUSING THE DRIVE NOT TO WORK WITH USBLOADER. - On newer drives with the VCD problem, you can use the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool to get rid of the VCD. After this newer drives will also work (This is for all WD drives with the VCD i.e. 1TB MyBook Elite and so on.)|29}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/kjgaAJ Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Essential II] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It's almost the same version as above only a newer edition. Installed WD SmartWare to disable drive spinoff and did a full format using a HP Tool to get rid of VCD, formatted as WBFS using WBFS manager and installed games using WBFS for Mac OS X, Every Game worked in WiiFlow 1.1 IOS 249)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Book Essential (WD3200C032-002)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with WiiFlow IOS 249, USB Loader GX, and NeoGamma r8.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passbook||Works|Works|Issues|Works with Mplayer with NTFS formatted. GeeXboX needs to be formatted with fat32. Some games freeze with this like ssbb due to hard drive going into sleep mode.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 320 GB My Passport Elite||Issues|Works|Works|Tested with 3 partitions, first one FAT32, second one WBFS and finally NTFS. All but WBFS works with Geexbox. All work with Wiiflow USB loader. Problems with USB loader GX. Homebrew did not load at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie F.A. Porsche 320 GB||Works|Works|Works|Works with Mplayer (FAT32).Works with GeeXbox(FAT32/NTFS.)|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lcux42 LaCie Mobile Disk 320 GB]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally. Reboot the Wii and the disk appears.|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie - Petit - 301894 - Disque dur Externe portable 2,5" - 320 Go - USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Sometime sneeds re-insert to get it working|2}}
{{USBDevice|LG External 2.5” HDD (XD2) HXD2U32PW 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Usb loader will recognize this HDD ONLY if you use cIOS rev14! Works just fine using USBLoaderGX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/md29sr Seagate FreeAgent GO 320 GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great! use the bundled software to disable inactive drive spindown (now available on the seagate site); or use cIOS rev14 (spindown fixed); Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player|12}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works if your partition is formatted in FAT32 before WBFS is installed. In order for the loader to see your partition, hook up the USB but leave the drive unplugged. Boot up the wii and plug in the drive in the HBC. Have only tried Linux/XP - Not Vista! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgrent PRO 320 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|-1 Error|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 320 GB (model ST3500320AS)|SD1A|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev899, cIOS38 Rev17, first patition FAT, second patition WBFS |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nfbx7d Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E03X)]|0480 A001|Works|Works|Works|Work flawlessly with the USB Loader, no spindown issues.|6}}
{{USBDevice| Seagate External Portable Drive 320 GB (model ST903204EXA101-RK)| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CoverFloader and USBLoader. No issues as of yet. I made the entire drive FAT32, then separated it into a WBFS and FAT32 partitions. Ensure that your WBFS partition of the drive is primary and active.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Basics 2.5" 320GB (Model E05A032BAU2XK)|0480 A004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up after an hour of play. Tested on Wii 4.3U and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 320 GB (model HDDR320E04XW)|0480 A003|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Frequent freezes on game boot and random locks up. OCZ Rally 8GB Flash works fine with same games tested, i used 2 of these drives successfully they load wii games fine and have been tested with several solid hours of gameplay|3}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model 34229 / LPHD320-U)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive (MDHD360-UE)|059B 0277|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.5 USBLoader GX cIOS rev.12|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Portable Hard Drive Silver Series Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (Model LPHD-UP)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|USBLoaderGX Rev560, CIOSrev12|3}}
{{USBDevice|Intenso 2,5" Memory House USB 2.0 Plug & Play||Works|Works|Works|USBLoaderGX Rev894|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store 'n' Go external Harddrive 2,5" 320GB (part #53014)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used a single FAT32 partition as shipped, works fine with CFG USB Loader. Not sure if it was required but I disabled the power saving feature using the supplied Samsung Green button windows software.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 320GB USB2.0 coloured||Not Tested|Works|Works| Faster in dumping w/o Preloader Hack "Disc Area Check".|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lompoh Simpletech 320GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive (designed by Pininfarina)]||Works|Works|Works|Works well with USB Loader v1.1 aslo when connected to Vista PC using any WBFS GUI currently out(4/3/09); Works great with v1.5 also.|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/m9vg7g Transcend 320GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile (TS320GSJ25C/TS320GSJ25M)]||Issues|Works|Works|Fine for loading wii games but will spindown when using emulators. Must unplug and plug in again to have the wii see it again. Emailed support, they said no utility to disable it. A bummer.|7}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu 320GB Dynadisq III||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lld9y4 Iomega 2.5" Prestige Portable 320GB 34342]|059B 0470|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.4 with cIOS rev10 - Actually, I have tried this with 4 prestige 320Gb devices... Had problems with TWO of them - one was replaced at the shop and the replacement was good... The other was replaced and still didn't work, so we exchanged for another mfr...|2}}
{{USBDevice|Packard Bell 320GB Silver|0766 0001|Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|CnMemory MegaStore Compact 320GB (TOSHIBA MK3252GSX)|05E3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using Waninkoko's USB loader 1.5 with cIOS rev10|1}}
{{USBDevice| cnMemory CORE 320GB (Hitachi HTS543232A7A384)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/nahqk5 Seagate Expansion Portable 320GB]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Test with wiiflow and cIOS38 rev14. Needs the short orign. USB-cable to work properly|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14586~r.12128430 2.5" Genuine Hitachi 320GB SATA Hard Drive with External USB 2.0 Enclosure]
||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with all loader and fit in my pocket.[Cool and Cheap!][PS.:Same as Travelstar above]|3}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mluhnk Buffalo MiniStation TurboUSB 320GB (HD-PF320U2)]||Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Unable to format drive with USB Loader GX 1.0 r516 (system crash). Formatted with Waninkoko's SD/USB Loader 1.4 instead. After formatting, drive worked fine with USB Loader GX.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo MiniStation Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive 320GB (HD-PC320U2/BK-EU) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Plugged in to PC and ran WiiBackupManager version 0.4.5 build 78 x86 - created wbfs folder for me. Transferred some files to it and plugged in to my 4.3E PAL Wii. Launched USB Loader GX 2.0 from Homebrew Channel 1.0.8 installed via Letterbomb. Everything I have tried works fine - will update if I have any problems in the future. Update : now upgraded using WADManager 1.7 to USBLoader GX 2.3 on IOS250. I now use a forwarder to launch it rather than running it through the Homebrew Channel or using memory having a seperate channel. Very pleased as games load noticeably faster with this version of USBLoader GX. Update - installed Hermes CiOS 222 as USB devices wanted to use the same USB port as the Hard Drive - in USBLoader GX change options for that game to use CiOS 222 instead of Cios 250 and no problems |3}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 IDE 320gb||Not tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Wii cannot read it on all usb loaders, you will get ret-6 error and the ret-1 error or usb loaders just freeze.
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Usb loader works good all disk wbfs 140 games|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz4eduz Western Digital 320GB Elements Portable]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev741 cIOS38 Rev14, first patition FAT32, second patition WBFS |13}}
{{USBDevice|[http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|It works, but goes into sleep mode (and hangs up)|1}}
{{USBDevice|My Book Essential Edition 250 GB - First Version with green circle in front||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|(Over 50+ games have worked with Config USB Loader, both PAL AND NTSC)(FAT and WBFS both work and multiple partitions work)(No "spindown" issue experienced).|2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Personal Storage 3200 320 GB 3.5"||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with cfg USB loader, first formatted with fat 32 formatter, then WBFS with cfg USB loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|PQI H550 320 GB 2.5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader GX v1.0 - works great|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM320II 320GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2 partitions, first one FAT32 and the second one WBFS (game partition). Used with USB case MAXPOWER MP-STG-SUB2FW.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Lacie Rikiki 320GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA 320GB CH94 2.5" Portable HDD||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX - Tested in ntfs partition on a "LEH" wii with several issues like black screen but works well on a "LEG" wii careful with this drive .Did not work with cfg usb loaer v65 on fat32 or ntfs|2}}
{{USBDevice| Medion HDDrive2go 320GB MD90071||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works flawlessly with USB Loader GX|1}}
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==400GB==
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{{USBDevice|Toshiba 400GB Labtop Drive (usb powered) Model #hddr400eo3x||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No problems works flawless with 1.4 or 1.1|0}}
{{USBDevice|Freecom 400GB (PSOAAD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Error -1 occasionally but reboot fixes Turn on after selecting program you want ie usbloader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 2,5" HDD 400GB USB2.0 part#47570||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| No problem with usbloader 1.1 - This device works ONLY with usbloader, not with usbloaderGX. Pay Attention! |0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital Elements Portable WDE1MSBK4000BN 400GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Drive works flawlessly with Sorg's modification of Waninkoko's USB Loader 1.1. The games I tested booted Fine.|4}}
{{USBDevice|Storex 385HDRW||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This device works ONLY with usbloader1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung HM400LI||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works well with USB Loader GX and cloader 1.6 from loadstructor 1.7|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega 2.5" 34758 Portable HDD (Prestige)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|looks like HD spinsdown, only recognized when first mounting another drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|FUJITSU MJA2400BH G2 USB Device|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|When trying to mount in CFG USB Loader or NeoGamma, Wii freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS, FAT, NTFS|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital: My passport essential||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great, no problems at all|0}}
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==500GB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/mjqtv6 Executive 2.5 Series PD500USE-BL]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Exactly like a WD Passport Essential 2.5" HDD (my friends drive). Works great at less cost (Canada).|2}}
{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yar9gte Puredrive 500GB WDC WD5000AAKS-22A7B2]|0C0B:B159|Not Tested|Works|Works|Used CFG-USBLoader v50 with cIOS38rev16 4.2U|0}}
{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/adata-sh93 Superior SH93 500GB Portable HDD] (ASH93-500GU-CBK/Version: 1.60)| 125F:A93A |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Tested with: USBLoader GX v2.2 r1100(d2x v6 base56) |2}}

{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 500GB Drive||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Great!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apacer AC202 SATA External Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB [http://ap.apacer.com/ap/products/AC202_SATA_External_Hard_Drive.htm Apacer ac202]||Works|Not Tested|Issues|Init wbfs ...-1 "You have issues with a slow disc or a difficult disc"|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/no4t9c DriveStation TurboUSB with Power Saving Mode External Hdd]||Works|Works|Works|Great drive, backed up 20 discs in 2 hours, formatted extremely fast, spindown problem occurs, do not use this. I can say that I have never had a spindown problem, and I have played games on it for hours. Its perfect for me ~I got this HDD recently, and it works awesomely for USB Loader GX. However, it seems to fail on Waninkoko's cIOS36 revs higher than 9. This might, however, be because of other reasons. -Speedy~|8}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nnxyz4 MiniStation TurboUSB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|works perfect with only one usb and looks perfect (white)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation Turbo USB 500GB HD-PX500U2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with uLoader v3? Doesn't recognise drive until unplugged and re-plugged again.Has to be done every time uLoader is accessed again. Works in HBC and in USB Loader GX if plugged after HBC is loaded. Works perfectly with Neogamma R8 b7.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Ministation USB 500GB HD-PC500U2|0411:01D9|Works|Not Tested|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|Buffalo Just Store Portable Turbo USB 500GB HD-PV500U2| 0411:0181 |Works|Not Tested|Works|WBFS format works fine. Works great with HBC and USB Loader GX. Tested playing with about 100 games (from 222 on the disk) since 3 months and it never crash or hang up ... finally I bought a second one last week ;) .|3}}

{{USBDevice|Cavalry CAUP25500 500GB|04FC 0c25|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|CN Memory Spaceloop 3,5" USB2.0 SATA 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 125 games and works perfectly, great |0}}

{{USBDevice|FREECOM Mobile Drive XXS 500GB USB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX uploaded 35 games and works perfectly, great |2}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird XL-E 500 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow. Sometimes when Harddisk is in sleep Mode, doesn`t work. Pull out Plug and put in again, then it works again. Thats it!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HP SimpleSave WDBACZ5000ABK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Work very well under Wiiflow and USB Loader GX.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi H3500US|1376 3010|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works great! Seems like this works well just like the other Hitachi external drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi LifeStudio||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Includes a completely unremovable VCD partition, so even if you format the rest of the disk, it will cause your Wii to crash|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi SimpleTechnology - SimpleDrive II 500GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - S500U|4971:CE07|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Firmware 4.1U, cIOS38rev14, USB Loader GX r907. Works great. Drive was split into 2: 350GB WBFS, ~120GB NTFS. No problems on DVD-DL or CIOS compressed games. Good speeds on read/write. Bought for $49.99, so good deal all around.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/ydus2qu SDM/500CF SimpleDrive Mini 500GB]|4971:CE21|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX, Multi-Partitions works fine / Works great with USB Loader GX r874 (WBFS or NTFS), works with Configurable USB loader |4}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/7wbbzb2 Touro Mobile Pro 500GB USB3.0]|4971:1012|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested working with USB Loader GX WBFS (haven't tried ISOs), Multi-Partitions works (I have a 450GB NTFS, 50GB WBFS) NOTE: Freezes Wii if it's plugged in when USB Loader GX is loaded, has to be plugged in while USB Loader is searching for HDD! |1}}
{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/237v2ou X Mobile 500GB Portable Hard Drive]|4971:CE21|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Haven't had any issues with the drive so far.|2}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie Rikiki Go 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|I tested 3 Rikiki Go.WBFS-FAT work fine. Tested with cios rev21,wiiflow 2.x,NeoGamma R9 r47 // works without problem on my wii with Wiiflow (HBC1.0.8, WF 1.1, Wii 4.3e|4}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Little Disk, Design by Sam Hecht 2,5"||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect with Homebrew andWODE, Tested with USB LOADER GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Porsche)||Works|Not tested|Works|I tested every cIOS, i also tried to turn it on before and after the Wii, nothing works Edit: Work fine with the herme's cios 222v52. EDIT: I needed to turn the drive on after launching Cfg USB Loader, using hermes cios 222v5 too|1}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yklshte 500GB External USB 2.0 (design by Neil Poulton)]||Works|Works|Doesn't Work| USB loader recognizes the drive occasionally.Might be fixed on the next version of USB Loader. Edit: Works with this setup:1st partition Fat32 40GB, 2nd partition NTFS 385GB, 3rd partition WBFS 40GB. Plug a usb flash drive into the first usb and plug hdd into second usb to make it detect instantly. EDIT AGAIN: Does not work with the suggested setup. Completely non-working on all loaders and with all cIOS revisions. EDIT: Confirmed doesn't work. EDIT: Works when using Hermes' cIOS 222/223, but not with Waninkoko's cIOS 249. EDIT: Works with cIOS 249, created 2 partitions, both FAT 32. Formatted the first one twice in a row with ncWBFSTool and then I stopped having the "this is not a wii disc" error when loading games. ---- Had constant compatibility issues. Would not work at all with several loaders, attempted with several CIOS inc Hermes. Began working with USB Loader GX then ceased working with that too despite not making any changes. Tried non-partitioned/partitioned, recommended ideas etc. Gave up, bought Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0 which works without any issues at all with all loaders. Wouldn't recommend this Lacie drive at all for use with Wii.||3}}EDIT: Works Hermes; cIOS 222/223 and uLoader 3.1 or config.player 48, and as 1 parition 500Gb
{{USBDevice|LaCie d2 Quadro 500gb USB2.0/FW800/400 w/ Seagate Barracuda||Works|Works|Works|Enclosure free demo model from LaCie(was empty) put in Seagate 500gb works great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie Mobile Disk||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|I tried to format it with its pre-installed software but didn't work (in Windows 7). Totally re-formatted in FAT32 with my Mac. Now works fine! |0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 500GB External HDD|0D49:7410 0D49:7450|Works|Works|Works|Goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes by default if no loading is done. Use Maxtor Manager to turn this off, it can be found on seagate website.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB Mini External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works||2}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch 4 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at factorydirect|3}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor OneTouch III 500 GB External USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works if formatted as WBFS through uLoader (and not if formatted through WBFS Manager). Then also works with Loadstructor. Disc is recognized by USB Loader GX, but no games are detected.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDrive-n-go 500GB External USB 3.0 compatible USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Noontec [http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_8867_500GB_Noontec_S3352_Gigasave_35_External_Hard_Disk S3352 Gigasave]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly with entire hard drive formatted WBFS. Works with partition|2}}
{{USBDevice|NoTouch [http://www.notouch.biz/nt3500.htm NT3500]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfectly|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ultra-speed.ca Ultra Speed] ||Not Tested|Works|Works|it looks like the 2TB, 69 dls at waltmart LOL |3}}
{{USBDevice|Woxter i-Cube 25 Slim||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Toshiba MK5055GSX HD inside. It works great with 2 partitions: 1º FAT32 and 2º WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Iomega 500GB External HDD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Newer model 34959 Select Portable 500GB contains Toshiba MK5059GSX and works perfectly with WiiFlow 2.2 cIOS249 formatted as single FAT32 partition. HBC loads fine.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygv2dw3 (Platinum) Prestige Portable Hard Drive 500GB ]|059B:0470|Works|Works|Works|Works flawlessly with cIOS rev14 and rev15. Lot of issues with older versions.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Desktop Hard Drive 500GB||Works|Works|Works | Works Very Well, If u want to partition so you can use it for the computer as well u need the wii partition to be primary and comp partition to be logical use The Easeus partition maker worked perfectly. Tested with mario kart for 4 hours and then NSMB for 5 No problems and Very Stable no crashes yet |7}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega Select Portable Hard Drive 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive 2.5" 500GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with CFG USB LOADER V56 and NeoGamma R8 RC1. More than 3 hours Mario Kart Wii and more than 5 hours Resident Evil 4|0}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lafsw9 iPro Drive HDE5500G 500 GB]||Works|Works|Works|Tested on 3 drives using USB loader with 180 + games, played all games for hours. No problems at all so far. Amazing deal for the price|5}}

{{USBDevice|JMicron USA Technology Corp. 465GB|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in Loader, USB loader freezes. No way, getting it to work. Tried WBFS and NTFS/FAT32. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs.|0}}

{{USBDevice|LG XD2 2,5" USB2.0 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX - Tested on many different wii and always work on usb loader gx (ntfs partitions and wbfs partitions and Two partitions works fine.) enjoy :)|1}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Store & Save 3500||Works|Not Tested|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SDE3275 500GB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine. Tested with homebrew and configurable usb loader v52|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 123827)||Works|Works|Works||0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" (Model No. 124401)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works perfectly, tested with USB Loader GX (ios222) and mplayer_ce (ios202)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124451)||Works|Not Tested|Works|works after installing cIOS38r17 no glitches found after hours of playing different games so far (doesnt work with cIOS38r15 or older 38r16 untested)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Platinum "MyDrive" Black (Model No. 124440)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|tested with cIOS38r17, doesn't work with preformated NTFS (worked after formatting with WFBS) |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/HX-MU050DC/GB2 G2 500GB] ||Works | Not Tested | Works | Works out of the box. Tested both WBFS and FAT32 partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 500GB |04e8:60b3|Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Tested with whole disk WBFS partition. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 500GB HXMU 0500A/G52 |04E8:1F05|Works|Works|Works|Worked Fine with USBLOADER GX with cIOS Rev 14 IOS249 and New Super Mario Bros Wii)Works ok, but does suffer with spin down issues no known software from Samsung to adjust this.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-222 SATA 2.5" Enclosure ||Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|By now, only geexbox recognizes. I'm using with 2 partitions (NTFS and WBFS) USB Loader says that partition is not formatted in WBFS and if you try, error -6.|0}}

{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m External Desktop Drive 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0]||Works |Not Tested|Works|Created partitions and let the USB loader format. Played for over an hour and let sit for over 20 minutes and auto-off did not effect gameplay. Quick loading time and drive will turn itself back on when you turn on the WII. |4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yzr8xeu FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Silver External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Works|Works|All issues resolved with the new cIOS38rev14. No need to wait for Wii to be turned on before plugging the drive in. Be sure to install included software w/ drive and disable power save features before reformatting in WBFS. ---- Multiple partitions work fine. Did experience lockup twice at various times running Animal Crossing City Folk but it could have been tied to power save feature of drive. / I had problems installing games via USB Loader GX with this drive. It would freeze every time. Installing via WBFS manager worked however.|4}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Drive 500GB USB2.0 ST305004EXA101-RK ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Softmodded wii - Previously when wii was cIOS36rev10, drive was not recognised by the usb loader and just did not boot up. Updated to cIOS38rev14, drive works perfect; drive boots up when wii boots up and switches off when wii is switched off, usbloaders recognise drive, games boot up perfect. / Was having trouble on USBLoader GX with progress frozen but after replacing the USB cable everything works perfectly |5}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent Desktop 500GB 7200RPM USB2.0 Black External Hard Drive||Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Didn't work with cIOS38rev15/USB Loader GX crashed on loading with dsi exception, but worked fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader|4}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfavuxb SEAGATE FreeAgent GO 500GB]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly even with multiple partitions. Using CFG USB Loader. Also coverfloader |8}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE FreeAgent GoFlex 500GB External HDD. STAA50020x|0BC2:5021|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tryed with LoaderGX 2.1 and HomeBrew 1.0.8 all ok, tested with many games on FAT32 (wbfs images).|1}}
{{USBDevice|SEAGATE [http://tinyurl.com/yknfe3m 500GB Expansion 2.5" Portable]|0BC2 2300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great with USB Loader GX Rev828 cIOS38 Rev14 Works also with Configurable USB loader ) i find it working good it is acualy faster than my flash drive it works for me with CIOS rev20 and USBloader gx rev 938.Works perfect with homebrew,games,progs.Very faster and no sleep mode|5}}

{{USBDevice|Storex StoryDisk HD||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX and NeoGamma R8 final|0}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/l89kml 500GB USB2.0 External Hard Drive (model-FV-U35/500)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought at Fry's Electronics, 1st one failed after 1 day, 2nd one has been solid|2}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend [http://tinyurl.com/ygwafxo 500GB StoreJet 2.5 Classic/Mobile TS500GSJ25M]||Works|Works|Works|Works Perfect! Drive recomended because of its falling resistant feature and cheap price / Tested with USB Loader GX r874, Neogamma 8R15, CFG v48|5}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE alu 500GB USB 2.0 (P1399E-2G20 or PX1394U-3G50)||Works|Not Tested|Works||3}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0 Black Portable Hard Drive HDDR500E04XK||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USBLoader. Great! Many hours of play without freeze.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Does Not Work|Not Tested|Does Not Work||4}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba 500GB USB 2.0/3.0 Canvio Portable Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|If it doesn't work at first, reformat to NTFS with WBM (32 kb sector size). If it still doesn't work, you're doing it wrong!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba StorE Art4 500GB USB 3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tried USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG USB Loader, using the whole partition in Fat32 and NTFS. All loaders froze during boot. Only works when the HD is connected when the loader asks for a USB device.|0}}

{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-500gb_13206.html Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 2.5", model #47630] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/product_2-5-portable-hard-drive-usb-2-0-sunkissed-yellow-500gb_16889.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER, USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Two partitions works fine.|3}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM 3.5'' USB 2.0[http://www.mmd.lu/verbatim-35-disque-dur-externe-usb-20-500gb-xml-895-3769.html]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with wiiflow and 1 partition for the wii games and an other formated FAT32|0}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html Store 'n' Go USB 2.0 Colours (500GB)] [http://www.verbatim-europe.co.uk/en_1/productc_portable_36.html]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB LOADER GX, works perfectly! Lags possible with COD black ops and modern warfare in online mode|1}}
{{USBDevice|VERBATIM [http://tinyurl.com/yg32oqq SmartDisk External Hard Drive USB 2.0]|18a5:0216|Works|Works|Works| Performs Perfectly! - tried two partitions one NTFS the other WBFS works!. Works OK with CIOS 14 and CIOS 222.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD Scorpio Blue 500GB SATA Hard Drive||Issues|Issues|Issues|Works perfectly but goes into sleep mode after 5 mins.|}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/22pbevz My Passport Elite 500GB 2.5"]| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Excellent drive! Formats perfectly, fast transfers, no spindown issues. Been using it for 20 or so games for a few days, never a problem. Not for sale anymore at Costco where purchased.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/lq5zuy My Passport Elite 500GB] |1058:0705|Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Works|USBLoader works great, did not work with homebrew channel even with a partition formatted into fat32 unfortunately, couldn't get anything load.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-WDBACY5000ARD-NESN/dp/B0041OSB02 My Passport Essential 500 GB USB3.0 Red] (Model WDBACY5000ARD)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|When trying to mount in USB Loader or WiiFlow, the drive will not be recognized and/or the loader freezes. Tried WBFS and NTFS. WBFS from PC worked fine. Sad, would have been a perfect color match for the red Wii :(
Only way I have managed to get this drive to work is using old r883.. Wont work with Uloader or CFG loader.
Comment: No love either with FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Hermes cIOS 222 5.1, however FAT formatted drive and CFG Loader on Waninkoko cIOS 249 r20 does work. FAT formatted drive and WiiMC on IOS58 also works.
----
No success with this drive, my first attempt at softmodding however another drive has worked confirming this one doesn't. Don't have any experience in trying other settings to see if there is a way to get it working.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passport-Essential-Midnight-Black-Portable/dp/B004445JHC My Passport Essential 500GB USB3.0 Black] (Model WDBACY5000ABK-EESN)||Works|Not Tested|Works|Install the drive on a Computer, Update its firmware from WD website, install SmartWare software, on SmartWare Software disable the Hibernation/Power Saving mode (it will be applied directly to the firmware) - Uninstall everything from WD, Backup the driver folder on the drive and remove all other folders from the drive - Partition as required and use - Tested with Wii 4.1E cIOS rev21, Neogamma R8, HBC 1.0.8, USB Loader GX 2.0: tested with 4.3e works perfectly. Just made backup of the internal folders and formatted with WBFS. |2}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential (WDBACY5000ASL) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after disabling Hibernation/Power Saving mode. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential 500GB 2.5" External HDD (Product number (label on drive): WDBAAA5000AD1-00 Model Number (hdparm): WDC WD5000BMVV-11GNWS0)|1058:071a|Works|Works|Works|Just the perfect disc for USB loader, tested since the beginning on more that 80 games, no spindown issues. Newer drives (mine has firmware rev. 01.01A01) also do not have the virtual CD drive anymore and are ready to use right away (some drives in the past had to have a firmware upgrade to deactivate that function). Even though I had no spindown issues, I still followed this [http://tinyurl.com/c4tso8 guide] (opening the case is not necessary even though the guide claims that it is).|24}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ygy5gah My Passport Essential 500GB 3.5" External HDD]||Works|Works|Works|It's the same with 2,5" HDD|16}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/32koq8g My Passport Essential 500GB Portable External Hard Drive (WDBAAA5000ABK-NEWM)]|1058 071A|Works|Not Tested|Works|Bought 2 of the same drives. Installing games through WiiFlow is '''extremely slow''' (on both drives) compared to a different drive (Hitachi) that I've tried. Other than that, games already on the drive run fine.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements 500GB (WD5000E035)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX and had no Problems. Thats how it should be :p |5}}
{{USBDevice|WD Elements ebook 500GB (WD5000I032)||Works|Works|Works|Perfect USB Device for the Wii. Tested with USB Loader GX rev714 and had no Problems.|1}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/ui2uyam Elements Portable 500GB USB2.0 Hard Drives (WDBAAR5000ABK)]|1058 1010|Works|Works|Works|Works Works great! tried a FREECOM and some other eHDD's before but this one worked perfectly! No booting issues, no installs, no freezes or performance/loading issues. Tested on the WiiFlow USBLoader ( IOS249 )|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://www3.hopto.org/md26q4e Elements SE Portable 500GB USB2.0 (WDBABV5000ABK)]|1058 1023|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works Great ! Tested with uLoader, USB Loader GX, WiiFlow and CFG Loader. cIOS Waninkoko v19 and Hermes v5.1. I Played for hours without any problems.|6}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/6txrggq Elements SE Portable 500GB USB 3.0 2,5" (WDBPCK5000ABK-01)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with NTFS File System and CFG v70. It works, and (out of the box) does not have the spin down problem at idle (like other WD)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yel5lpb My Book Essential (WDBAAF5000EBK-NESN)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|
* Works with USB Loader GX(used free partitioner to create a FAT32 partition then used WBFS Manager 3.0 to format the whole partition. No Issues so far, Loaded 177 games. Running 4.2 with HBC and Drive Key.
* WBFS failed on me, using FAT32 + NTFS both primary, and fat active partition, installed 10 games working flawlessly, from dvds with wiiflow r123|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition, (WD5000C032)||Works|Works|Works|Worked with USB Loader only after creating partitions. Works with Gamma R7 and USBLoader GX 600|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Home Edition (WD5000H1CS-00)||Not Tested|Works|Works|they all seemed to hang up and never booted. The loaders booted fine with the drive unplugged.Tested with over 40 games partitioned into 2 parts one for games and one for videos, it works great, Worked for me with usbloader gx, hermes cios222, and waninkoko's cios38 rev14, geexbox works aswell.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''D'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works||1}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000) ||Works|Works|Works|Using 4.3FW, Latest WiiFlow, Fast Load with WBFS System|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Pro Edition 500GB (WD5000'''P'''032-000)*Europe*||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after many attempts. Run: cIOS 38rev15, Hermes222/223, Cfg USB-Loader v50, fat32 with WBFS folder:[http://sites.google.com/site/completesg/backup-launchers/iso/wbfs-managers/wii-backup-manager Wii Backup Manager]|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Studio 500GB||Issues|Issues|Issues|works only by using a cheap USB to SATA adapter on the eSATA connector. Integrated USB fails on Wii|2}}

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==640GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA Nobility NH92 640GB Silver|125f:a91a|Works|Not tested|Doesn't Work|WiiFlow stuck at the "Insert hdd into USB" screen. The device enters spinup-spindown-loop two or three times, then stays up for a few seconds, then spindown permentally. Under Wininkoko's WAD Manager 1.7, the device is not recognized as an USB 2.0 device, and directly load it as an "USB Mass Storage Device" doesn't work either, I have to "USB 2.0 Mass Storage Device" -> let it fail -> "USB Mass Storage Device" to get it to work. HBC 1.0.8 works, tho.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/nrsfkk DriveStation 640GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|picked up any loader i tried straight away played blazing angels for a few hours no spindown at all however sometimes it goes asleep in the loader if your not scrolling through games!|5}}

{{USBDevice|Fujitsu-Siemens Storagebird 35EV840 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works||0}}

{{USBDevice|Hitachi [http://tinyurl.com/d82l55 H3640U]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|USB Loader picked it up after a couple seconds and formatted with out any issues. 8MB cache makes it a little slower writing to it than my other drive with 32mb cache but great for the price!|4}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie External USB Device||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, (but first time us start usb loader getting error: Could not initialize USB storage subsystem! (ret -6) just try again and should work).|0}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 640GB External USB Device||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Platinum MyDrive 640GB White||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works perfect for me!|4}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/nnausj FreeAgent Xtreme 640GB (USB 2.0, Firewire 400, eSata)]||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly, will go into detail after more testing.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-M2-Portable-HX-M640UAB-external/dp/B004VSH1PO M2 Portable 640 GB (2.5") HX-M640UAB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|* Tested with CFG USB Loader, works like a charm both on wbfs and on fat32 partition. no problem with size or formatting
* Took my time looking through this page and decided on this drive and I'm glad I did! Using CFG v.70 USB Loader 1.5 games load quickly and run just fine from my 200GB WBFS partition. The rest is formatted NTFS and works great with WiiMC. I used linux to make 2 ntfs partitions then WBFS Manager 3.0 in Windows to convert one of them to WBFS. I'm happy!|1}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 640GB (2.5') HX-MU064DA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|No win with this device, error "unexepected i0i error dump" when loading USB loader GX, cannot format to WBFS. Physical sector size is 1024 bytes, that's the problem. Don't buy this one! :-( |5}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung [http://tinyurl.com/237lrlp G2 Portable 640 GB (2.5') HX-MU064DC]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works great! I tested uLoader, USB Loader GX and CFG Loader directly from 5 gb FAT-partition on the device. The remaining space has a WBFS-Partition and all tested games work great on that. Long time tests (> 1 hour) follow...|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent Go 640GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|No Issues, works great! Was able to partition half to FAT32 and half stay NTFS.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba STOR.E ART 3 (E05A064PAU2EW)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, nothing to say, works superb, very fast too!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio (E05A064CAU2CK)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works great, a little bit slow as it's portable, tested with wiiflow NTFS 1 part. It looks great btw!|0}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PX1393E-2G32||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works perfectly.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba PH3064U-1EXB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested on 4.1U softmod. Would not format with Wii Backup Manager to WBFS, WII would not recognize drive in fat/ntfs format|1}}

{{USBDevice|Transcend 640GB 8M 5400 tr/min - USB - Storejet Anti-choc -TS640GSJ25M ||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good (++ iam another user for me just working with 1 usb loader see my sentence after your message)
(another user wii v4.2 e hack sciifii v3 and pimp my ride v2.11) but just 1 usb loader working with this disk, its ""Configurable USB loader 60"" from Ogzzee ( few bugs with this loader but i think the nexts revisions will be better), and works just with 1 wbfs manager, ""wii backup manager""
- not working with another manager and another loader (i have format with usb loader 60)!|1}}
{{USBDevice|Transcend StoreJet 25M3 USB 3.0 640GB TS640GSJ25M3||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Formatted to WBFS O.K. but locks up with ULoader and WiiFlow either in menus or sometimes in game titles. No game has worked so far unlike my perfect 25M 500GB :( Tested on 4.3. **Update Feb 2011: 25M3 contains Samsung HM641JI - connected it via a cheap USB to SATA cable (with power from a power supply) and it works! The drive is now installed in a Sumvision E-Gem enclosure and working fine.|0}}

{{USBDevice|TREKSTOR 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (100Gb for Wii) very good !|0}}

{{USBDevice|ULTRA-SPEED 640||Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats (partitions no prob ntfs/wbsf) Works perfectly !|0}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim Store n go - USB 2.0 - 640 gb||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WORKS PERFECTLY WITH USB LOADER GX , Fast ripping/loading times costs 70 euro in holland so nice price really if u want to purchase you should do this!|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 6400BEV WD Elements|1058:1010|Works|Not Tested|Works|USB loader detects and formats|9}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400AAK ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. Very good speeds.|3}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. No lag and very fast. Similar to above AAK and may be the exact same drive.|2}}
{{USBDevice|WD 6400H1U-00 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried everything - all USB loaders, error 002 fixes, couldn't even load any game, even wii sports from backup.|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport WDBABM6400ABK |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly under USB Loader GX and WiiFlow with NTFS and WBFS. Very good speeds.|4}}
{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/ycesta4 MyBook Essential Ed.]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works great very quick!|4}}

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==750GB==
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{{USBDevice|ADATA [http://tinyurl.com/SH14USB3 SH14] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|-|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 with Seagate 750GB Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 500GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|1}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie 750 GB External HDD ||Not Tested|Works|Works|Works, loader has "waiting for usb device", just restart the hdd and it works! |2}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor 750 GB external HDD - OneTouch 4||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. 250GB for WBFS and 500GB for Windows ... 250GB is the first partition, and the 500GB is formatted in NTFS. Works great.|2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung 750 GB ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Desktop 750 GB External HDD only USB 2.0 no E-Sata ||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|Works like a charm , but i only made a 350 GB wbfs partition since i read that more than 512GB won't work. This drive doesn't work at all for me. 350gb WBFS, 30gb Fat32 and rest ntfs. Wii is unable to detect it, also emulators unable to detect it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Free Agent Pro 750 GB External HDD (USB 2.0 and E-sata) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works after cIOS38 rev14 Install from Waninkiko's site. Just use IOS249 when installing. Recognizes entire disk (698.xx GB)! Using USB Loader GX (newest version as of 9/23/2009) with "error 002 fix" turned on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate Expansion Portable Drive 750GB (ST906404EXD101-RK) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with CFG USB Loader (Loader GX freezes at black screen). Formatted 100% FAT32. Drive is USB-powered. Fast! Configured drive with Seagate Drive Manager to turn off spindown. Seemed prudent. Didn't test with spindown on. Works fine with USB Loader GX 2.0 (formatted in wbfs).|2}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleTech [http://tinyurl.com/ykfebhs 750GB SimpleDrive USB 2.0 External Hard Drive 3,5", (Model:SP-U35/750LC)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 3 partition, One with 400GB NTFS, one with 200GB WBFS, and one other with 150GB NTFS !|1}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075PBU2XK) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Will format, but will error when adding .iso. Useless-Zippy-
Tested and working, including writing and reading both ISO and wfbs games, with a standard NTFS windows filesystem format, using Configurable USB Loader. Must add "ntfs_write [equalsign] 1" to config.txt in the usb-loader directory. |8}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba Canvio Plus 750gb (E05A075ABU2XW) ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Not useless. Erase pre-existing partitions before use. See http://blog.paulgu.com/2008/01/06/how-to-delete-gpt-protective-partition/ |0}}

{{USBDevice|Toshiba[http://www.toshiba-multimedia.com/eu/store-external-hard-drives/alu-2-25/ STOR.E ALU 2 750GB (Model PX1709E-1HG5)] |0939:0B15|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Fast Power-up, recognized by USB Loader and WiiFlow without any issues (1 partition WBFS)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yfxv5vn MyBook 750GB external HDD - Essential Edition (Green Box)] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Windows. Fast and Easy.|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD Elements External Hard Drive 750GB USB2 WD7500E035-00 (silver) ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I have one 200GB wbfs partition and I formatted the rest of the drive fat32.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/elements-se-usb3 Elements SE] 750GB (2,5Zoll, USB 3.0) (WDBPCK7500ABK-EESN) |1058:1042|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works with WiiMC 1.2.0 perfectly(NTFS). [http://tinyurl.com/wd-disable-idle WD-IdleDisable-Tool] |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/nxyyft MyBook 750GB external HDD - Premium Edition (Has 2 Firewire ports)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly Formatted as WBFS 750GB Partition in Linux, but with CIOS > 12 (tested with 13b, with CIOS 10 doesnt works)|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport 750GB |1058:070A|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly, tested with CIOS 17|0}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Passport SE 750GB WDBABM7500ABK-00| |Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. I tried to format with Wii Backup Manager but did not work. Then I formatted as exFAT before and then an entire partition with WBFS using the Wii Backup Manager.

Works with the USB Loader GX r938. Wouldn't work at all for me! Kept locking up on init. Tried lots of different format options and configurations. Removed CD emulation, disabled SES, everything. Copies ISOs just fine, but freezes when loading ISO. Eventually tried 16GB Flash and all was well.|1}}

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==1TB==
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{{USBDevice|AcomData [http://tinyurl.com/yksc2lm PDHD1000USE-72 1TB 16MB Cache USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive (WDC WD10 EACS-00D6B1 inside)]|0C0B B159|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 131gb WBFS partition leaves exactly 800gb left over.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Aluratek Hurricane ACUES3501000F Hard Drive, External SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx.|0}}

{{USBDevice|Buffalo [http://tinyurl.com/yl2uuac Drivestation External USB 2.0 Model HD-CE1.0TU2]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|This drive works with a 1TB partition with loader 1.5. The drive has green power save features and livens up with the Wii. it also powers down immediately the Wii is turned off. The drive is instantly recognised. No issues with spindown and power save features can be enable, disabled completely or timeout adjusted using the Buffalo software. Serial no required for download from web site. the drive is fanless and has a green led on the front for power on/off and access. overall excellent!|7}}

{{USBDevice|EZY Notouch 1TB||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX|0}}

{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yhtx6nm G-Force GF1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.1 works awesome!, Tested with USB Loader 1.5 and USBLoader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantom [http://tinyurl.com/yz7x3hk G-Force II GFII1000EU 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader GX and CoverFloader without any noted issues. Running it as the first of four partitions.|1}}

{{USBDevice|FujitsuSiemens Storagebird 35EV821 (WDC WD10 EAVS-00D7B1 inside)|152D-2329|Works|Works|Works|Sometimes a -1 Error (tested with 1.0 & 1.1) probably because of hdd standy. Homebrew tested: MPlayer CE / I cannot confirm this. My HDD has worked one time with USB Loader 1.1, but never again. USB Loader 1.5, Mplayer and Geebox do not recognize the hdd. -> Works when power is plugged in right after Wii starts!|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/ntqk2u 1TB 7200 RPM 3.5" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive Formatted for Mac Model H31000US - Retail]||Works|Works|Works|[Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 Works awesome but GPT partition need to be changed to MBR first. Great price and 32MB buffer! Fantastic option|1}}

{{USBDevice|HITACHI Simple Drive III 1TB||Not Tested|Works|Works|Recognized by USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|HITACHI [http://tinyurl.com/6z59yvx X Series 1TB, Black, External Hard Drive]|4971:CE17|Works|Not Tesed|Works|Works out of the box using WiiFlow and USB Loader GX. Came formatted to FAT32 already.|0}}

{{USBDevice|HP [http://tinyurl.com/389xmuz SimpleSave 1TB Desktop Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Seem pretty good so far, got to format whole drive first. i split 500 gig to ntsc and 500 gig to wbfs using Wiiflow wii system 4.3]|}}

{{USBDevice|Imation Apollo UX 1TB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with USB Loader GX & WiiFlow|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/yh2cthk 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0]|059B:0370|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14. Every USB Loader tried works instantly. ~~ For me I have to turn the drive on after the wii is turned on before I can use USB loader GX but other than that it works perfectly (so far). 3 Games loaded in under an hour. You also have to make 2 partitions on the drive because the max size for wii is 500GB. - - Also for me works perfect, I made a partition of about 100gb, have to power it up AFTER the wii goes on. Works like a charm! [[User:Vistitua|Vistitua]] Works perfectly for me aswell. Partition 500/500. Doesn't matter what's turned on first, works with all usbloaders I've tested. Enjoy!! [[SoulSnatcher]] - I purchased this HDD and it works perfectly with NeoGamma R9, uLoader and USB Loader GX. I didn't have the problem mentioned above about bootup of the HDD. Overall, great HDD. I recommend a purchase.--- Underblaze: I have the newer model of this Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard drive model "31871900" bought in amazon and it WORKS PERFECTLY with wiiflow, configurable usb loader, neogamma, usb LOADER GX and uloader, Cios rev20, didnt have the problem about bootup, fast HDD, Buy it--Purchased this drive after reading compatibility here & am VERY happy. Inexpensive & Works great! Backed-up 5 discs into drive in approx 25mins. Partitioned 500gbWBFS/500gbNTFS. No turn on order, works either way with ALL loaders. Also works perfectly with Mplayer for movies (added to WBFS partition with Wii Backup Manager). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!|2}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega [http://tinyurl.com/ygku3cg Select 1.TB 3.5" USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly with rev14 and USBLoader_CFG, I have 2x 500GB partitions, 1 for Wii and 1 for PC Backups '''/ works great with 1TB formatted NTSC & using USB LoaderGX (NO on/off switch)'''.|4}}
{{USBDevice|IProDrive [http://tinyurl.com/yf5q6ot 1.0TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow 1.1 and Neogamma R7.
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Works perfectly with WiiFlow 1.1, Neogamma R7, System Menu 4.2u. Works right out of the box even though it is formated to NTFS it loads games at amazing speeds. Use WBFS Manager 3.0 and it will work perfectly. '''The good thing is, this hard drive turns OFF when your Wii turns OFF which is like the 2.5" Hard Drives.''' Really cheap, good quality, looks nice, highly recommended! '''SAMSUNG DRIVE INSIDE.'''|14}}

{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 1018|Not Tested|Works|Works| I split hdd into 2 partitions using easeus. Both FAT32. Used wii to format 1 FAT32 partition and successfully ripped and played games from wii using usbl.wad with 40sec recheck. Only took like 15 sec to boot. - run perfectly for me. If the loader doesn't see the hdd, plug it in the other usb port. - didn't work until I got Custom IOS38 rev 14, now works like a charm.|6}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/yhm4sw2 Desktop Hard Disk 1 TB Neil Poulton Design]|059F 0951|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work| It seems that Lacie 1TB with this product id is not compatible with usb loaders.|5}}
{{USBDevice|LaCie [http://tinyurl.com/6yk4zc2 Rikiki USB 3.0 1 TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Nothing unusual so far.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics Desktop ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. If using gparted - add boot flag to all your partitions.|3}}

{{USBDevice|Medion HDDRive 2 go 1TB|152D:2351|Not Tested|Not Tested|Not Tested|NeoGamma unable to mount WBFS|0}}

{{USBDevice|Packard Bell Carbon 1TB Black||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx and Neogamma R7. 2) Tested with menu 4.1 and USB loader FX rev. 874, no problems, formatted 1TB wbfs and installing games from real DVDs works too |2}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1T|04e8 6012|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung S2 Portable 1Tb model HX-MU010EAG22||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX and CFG USB Loader 320Gb FAT32 partition Rest Unused. Also works with whole partition WBFS in Neogamma |0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung M2 Portable 1Tb model HX-M101UAB/G||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| USB loader GX with the whole partition in NTFS works like a dream. No issues experienced, just plug in and play!|0}}

{{USBDevice|Samsung Story Station External Drive 1TB - Model HX-DU010EB|04e8 5f05|Works|Not Tested|Works| Works fine with USB Loader GX 1.0 r713 and NeoGamma R8 Beta15|0}}

{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yjse6cq FreeAgent Desk 1TB 7200 RPM USB 2.0 Hard Drive]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Unplug power from drive, boot Wii, Load Homebrew, plug in power, wait until drive light glows, load usb loader. Mine is [ST310005FDB2E1-RK] and I split it into 2 partitions (FAT32 for game and NTFS for other stuff), works using cIOS 222/223 v4 and CFG Loader v48-fat without the power trick, Mplayer-CE 0.75 works with both partitions.
I also partitioned into two equal drives like person before me, one NTFS and other WBFS. Loaded 59 games, no problem. didnt have to do any tricks, plug-in-play.|6}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/23wuoku Expansion 1TB USB Desktop External Hard Drive]|0BC2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|Registered Drive first with Seagate. WBFS Manager on Windows x64 couldn't format (not sure about x86, didn't try with USB Loader), ran Ubuntu LiveCD (x86) and installed [http://code.google.com/p/linux-wbfs-manager/ Linux WBFS Manager]. Formatted to Fat32 first, then WBFS. Once formatted, WBFS Manager on Windows worked for copying games. Works with Configurable USB Loader as a single 1TB partition for installing games. It will turn off when the Wii is off as well, so no need to unplug the power supply. The drive goes into sleep mode after a short while of non-use, causing some emulators to lose save data or crash. [http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/downloads/SeagateDriveSettings.exe Seagate Drive Settings] has an option to remove the sleep mode.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzswnoc FreeAgent Xtreme 1TB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 128GB partition, USB Loader 1.5 and cIOS38 rev 13b. Not sure if it matters but I disabled the power save (spindown) feature.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate [http://tinyurl.com/yzyj6fe External Desktop Model St310005EXM101-RK]|0bc2:3300|Works|Not Tested|Works|As of June 22nd, 2009, this drive works just fine as one huge 1TB partition. You will need to edit the sleep/power management settings; the current value is set at 15 minutes. Download the 'FreeAgent Desk Software' from the Seagate link at the top of the page to change these settings. I had to Format as FAT32 with EASEUS Partition Master before it would work. Works well as 1TB. / Works fine even without changing the power saving settings. / Confirmed: you don't need to change any power settings. Format at FAT 32, then WBFS and you're good to go. Drive works great.|9}}

{{USBDevice|SimpleDrive [http://tinyurl.com/ykogeyu 1TB USB 2.0 (7200rpm) External Hard Drive - Retail]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by USB Loader 1.5 & Usb Loader GX, Used with Cfg Usb Loader workin perfectly|3}}

{{USBDevice|TrekStor USB 2.0|1E68:0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Without problems|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.staples.com/Toshiba-Canvio-Basics-1TB-Portable-Hard-Drive-USB-3.0/product_399940 Toshiba Canvio Basics 3.0] [http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/portable/canvio-basics/HDTB110XK3BA/ (toshiba HDTB110XK3BA)] | | Not Tested | Not Tested | Works | Bought drive, formatted entire drive as ntfs, put *.wbfs backups in usb:\wbfs directory, plugged in to softmoded Blue Wii (NTSC 4.3e, mauifrog), Launch CFG Usb Loader v70, drive detected immediately, all games showed up. Launched/played a few games (IOS 249) and everything works great so far. Will update if any issues come up over time. | 0 }}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 1TB USB 2.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|-|2}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba STORe ALU 2S 1TB USB 3.0 (SATA internal) External Hard Drive|0930:0b10|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work with any USB. Tested with Configurable USB Loader, USB Loader GX and with WiiFlow. Formatted in WBFS and NTFS but nothing worked. Wii can´t find and mount the drive |1}}
{{USBDevice|Toshiba [http://tiny.cc/6kWjX 1 TB USB 2.0/eSATA Desktop External Hard Dive PH3100U-1EXB]|0939 0B13|Works|Works|Works|Works out of the box with GeeXboX, but additional software to remove the virtual cd off the hard drive is required to make it work with usb loaders and such. Drive conversion software can be found [http://www.mediafire.com/file/domzt5mzmmk/toshiba_drive_converter_v107.exe here] I just got 2 of the 'gen2' drive models and they are not compatible with the Wii. When any access attempt is made the drive shuts down. It fails in homebrew, USBLoader, Wiiflow. I made sure to disable the drive sleep mode and both of the new gen 2 models fail in the same way.|1}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim [http://tinyurl.com/yhs2x7j 1TB USB Storage]||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3-fat (great loader). Worked great with 1TB partition full on fat32. great Working hdd. |4}}

{{USBDevice|Verbatim 53018 Store 'n' Go Portables 1TB USB3.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works with USB Loader(GX) 1.0-1.5, USB Loader GX R894 and CFG Loader v50b3. |0}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yzs3hsb MyBook Essential Edition 2.0 1TB External USB Hard Drive (WD10000H1U-00)]||Works|Works|Works|Tryed with cIOS249, cIOS222, cIOS38 rev 13b, cIOS36, Geexbox, USB LOADER GX, USB loader 1.4, USB loader 1.5. This one works great for me exact same model #. No problems at all. Using Hermes 222/223. Have WBFS and FAT partitions both work. Needed to update Wii to 4.0, and split into two partitions, FAT and WBFS, to work with homebrew and USB Loader. WARNING--> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well. Works well using entire partition as WBFS with USB Loader GX, installs games, powers on/off with Wii|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yjlefhb MyBook Essential 1 TB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive WDBAAF0010HBK-N /-NESN]||Works|Works|Works|I http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/skins/GBAtemp_v3/tables/pbox_s_brcnr.gifhave it working with USBLoaderGX, System Menu 4.1, latest cIOS and DOP patches. I first used the supplied WD SmartWare to turn off power saving mode (never spin down), then created the first partition as WBFS, using almost the full 1TB, then a second partition as FAT32 using the remaining 32GB to hold the USB Loader app, and all the disc cover images, etc. Works like a charm. Tried with Homebrew on fat 32 partition and it works like a charm!|5}}

{{USBDevice|WD MyBook Essential Edition||Works|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but will not work if the partition is the entire TB. ( note: I use the entire 1TB partition but have to install games from PC using a WBFS tool. cannot install games from Wii.) It's normal, you can't install game in partition + 512Gb, need PC. Works with full 1TB partition under USBLoader 1.5, Yaba's Loader.dol and under USBLoader GX(Both DOL and HBC).Have ripped about 12 games into it from a Waninoko 4.0 Updated wii Using Both Yaba's DOL and GX's DOL. WARNING --> These 2 disk are the same : WD 1To WDH1U10000 and WD 1 To WD10000H1U-00 (WDH1U10000 is the order's number and WD10000H1U-00 is the model's number) and it works well.|41}}

{{USBDevice|WD My Passport Essential SE||Doesn't Work|Works|Works|Works with USB Loader, but only tested by me with 2 partions. Spindown can easily be deactivated, other Software from WD can also be easily be deleted. Works great for backups only. Homebrew, Savegame Manager GX, Wiixplorer, and other usb file detection/modifications do not work. I have not run into a loader that will not work, including Triiforce. Have tested with 1, 2, and 3 partitions with various setups.|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/Western-Digital-Passport-Essential-Portable/dp/B0041OSQ9S My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0/2.0 WDBACX0010BBK-00]|0730 1016|Not Tested|Not tested|Works|Works with USB Loader; tested with single NTFS partition. Disabled spin-down with Smartware utility|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yj4oo5l My Book Home Edition WDH1CS1000N]||Works|Not Tested|Works|Has trouble booting up with USBloader GX, just make sure to turn on the external first, and wait 10-15 secs before turning on the Wii. Fails 1 out of 5 times. This is due to the multiple ports most likely. However, this drive does have a very fast transfer speed during PC transfers because of the other fast ports. It's worth the buy regardless, and it's very quiet and efficient.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/3usup8 My Book Home 2 Edition]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Gives -1 Error; got it working with cios222 and uloader2.|4}}

{{USBDevice|WD SATA Hard Drive (1TB) + USB2.0 to SATA Bridge Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I confirmed wbfs_win.exe(wbfs windows port build 'delta') can install game into 1TB full size wbfs partition! ( *** ATTENTION *** USB Loader1.0/1.1 cannot install game into wbfs partition larger than 512GB(524,289MB), so if you install games from Wii DVD drive, you need to partition your Hard Drive in order that the partition size is smaller than 512GB.)|0}}

{{USBDevice|WD 1TB, Brand number: WDE1UBK10000E||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.5e., USB loader gx., Visual USB loader|1}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements 1 TB external harddrive]||Works|Works|Works|I have made 2 partitions from 500GB with windows/ i made 2 partitions as well a 50gb fat and a 880gb WBFS everything is detected without any problems! / Works with whole 1TB as WBFS to/ Works without problem as whole 1TB FAT32 partition with Homebrew.Also works as whole NTFS partition with Configurable USB Loader |9}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://tinyurl.com/yk86evq Elements Desktop 1TB, USB 2.0]|0bc2:3300|Not tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly. takeoff after a long pause. -- No pause here, played > 500h (in about 2 months, up to 5h without pause) on it without any problems - Tested with USB Loader GX|2}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B8PPEY Elements SE 1TB Portable]|1023:2005|Works|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 500Mb FAT32 partition for Homebrew apps and 950+Gb NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used CFG USB Loader. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and CFG USB Loader Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Couldn't be happier.|3}}

{{USBDevice|WD [http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0052L77SA Elements SE Portable 1 TB USB 3.0 (WDBPCK0010BBK)]| |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with 1 TB NTFS partition for Wii games/PC backups etc. Used USB Loader GX. Worked instantly via Homebrew Launchers and USB Loader GX Forwarder. Does not require external power supply. Best choice.|0}}

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==1.5TB==
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{{USBDevice|Dane Elec SO Ready 1.5TB |152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried using NTFS partition and Configurable USB loader. Didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Fujitsu Siemens Storagebird 1.5TB External HDD 3.5" ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/17/19 using USB-Loader GX, ULoader, CFG USB Loader. 500GB Partition in WBFS Format. Hermes cIOS rev 4/5 works, too. Green Stripes at Top and Bottom using NeoGamma R8 Beta 3. Other settings and Loaders not tested, yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Iomega - Prestige 1.5TB External USB 2.0 Hard Drive ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1U. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ye9dyx4 IProDrive 1.5TB 3.5" External Hard Drive (HDE11TB)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.2, USB loader gx, Wiiflow and Neogamma R7.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Maxtor Basics 1.5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Hard Drive works great, you can use de whole 1.5TB as WBFS partition. You can put games on the HD with WBSF Manager or copy them with your Wii. I have now 301 games on it, not tested all the games yet, but no errors so far. You can put the sleeping mode of with Maxtor Manager, free download on de maxtor/seagate site.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hewlett Packard Carbon 1,5TB Hard Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works| Works great, you can use de whole disk as WBFS partition.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung SpinPoint F2 HD154UI 1.5TB External HDD with Case from cnmemory||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 4.0e., USB loader gx.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung G3 Station 1,5T|04e8 6013|Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested with USB loader GX 500Gb WBFS partition Rest Fat32 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Samsung M3 Station 1,5T||Not Tested|Not Tested| Works| Tested USB loader GX with the whole disk as one partition in NTFS. No issues at all.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate FreeAgent XTreme 1.5TB external 3.5" USB HDD (also includes Firewire ports) |0BC2 3101|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 16 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.2U. 397GB partition in WBFS format. Hermes cIOS rev 4 installed, but not in use. Other settings and loaders not tested yet.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yeh4b6l Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in an Antec MX-1 enclosure and tested successfully by dabotsonline in an Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure|3}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate GoFlex 3.5" USB Device|0bc2 5071|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Recognized by Wiiflow and USB Loader GX. Playing has been tested as well on 4.3U Wii and works great on partitioned NTFS/WBFS drive|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yd3yjs9 Seagate FreeAgent External 1.5TB Hard Drive ST315005FDA2E1RK]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS222 by Hermes using uLoader by Hermes. Tested under system menu 3.4e. Also works on system 4.0u although it must be plugged in before turning on the wii.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Verbatim 47513 1.5TB HDD USB 2.0||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. Tested on a Wii with system menu version 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2, USB loader gx, Neogamma R7., R8. and WiiFlow|5}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ycshjch Western Digital My Book Essential 1.5TB External Hard Drive (WDBAAF0015HBK-00)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|It works out of the box! One NTFS partition and used cfg usb loader 61 b6
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{{USBDevice|Western Digital Element 1.5TB External USB 2.0 3"5||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine via IOS249 rev 14/16/17 using USB-Loader GX with System Menu 4.1E.
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Works fine with 2 parts: 1To for Wii and 500Go NTFS.
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Works fine with 3 parts: 1TB for NTFS, 32 GB for FAT32 and other space for WBFS|2}}
{{USBDevice| [http://www.maplin.co.uk CnM CORE3 External HDD 1.5TB (bought at Maplin)]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried out of the box as NTFS, not seen. So formated using fat32format and used cfg usb loader 0.70 both times, not seen|0}}|}

==2TB==
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] | VID_1058&PID_1110
|Works|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.
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Separate confirmation: Worked in USBLoaderCFG v.50fat using wbfs_file v2.8 by oggzee after formatting 3 partitions as fat32 with [http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/fat32format.htm fat32format] , works beautifully
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I have an old style WD My Book Essential External 2TB Hard Drive MDL:WD20000H1U-00 all set as a fat32 partition (No 500 game limit this way, like wbfs and it can be read without any special software on any computer). Everything I have tried to use on the Wii with it works 100%. USB Loader GX and USBLoader CFG, every emulator that supports usb, triiforce, Mplayer, Wii Earth.... well actually anything that i have found that is supposed to work from a usb drive works on this drive! The new model that replaces this drive can be made to work with the Wii too, but it is not as good and takes some playing with. The easy way to tell the two apart is the old style just has 2 blue lights on front and the new ones have an actual fullness gauge. So if you can find the old style or atleast the old style case and buy a 2TB WD internal drive to put into it. I will tell you it will work with everything for the Wii 100%. The new style I can't guarantee because I dont know your skill level. But it can be done.
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Works . Have 3 Partions . 1. Fat 32 2. WBFS 3. Wbfs Using Usb Loader cfg 222 mload (latest) Works for everything except Triiforce usb . Occasionally not seen by homebrew but after mounting with Usb loader cfg no issues . Using Wii System 4.2 Purchased [http://tinyurl.com/ycaxvow here]
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 Seagate drive below based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yc4ynlc Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works like a charm! No issues whatsoever. However Did Have To Format Through WBFS Manager On The PC, As The Wii Wouldn't Recognize It. I Was Able To Use The Whole Drive In One Partition After That. Loads Great After Words. I Am Using USBLoader CFG v.40 Instead Of USBLoader. Also Have cIOS Rev. 14 Installed. Update If You Use Usb Loader Cfg v48 It Will Let You Format To WBFS Using The Wii, But You Will Need To Create A Couple Partitions On The Hard Drive To Deal With The 500 Game Limit. I Used Partition Wizard Home Edition And Made 3 Partitons Two WBFS and One Fat32 For Emulator Games And Covers For Usb Loader, Install Hermes IOS 222 and 223 So You Can Use Multiple Partitions With USB Loader CFG.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/3832ogj WD My Book Essential 2TB; USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Interface Model:WDBACW0020HBK-00] | VID_1058&PID_1130 |Works|Not Tested|Works| 1 Partition NTFS, Works great with USB Loader GX & Configurable USB Loader CFG & WiiMC Media Player without any problem. The great feature of this hard drive that when you turn your Wii Console On or Off, this hard disk will autamtically goes On or Off, so you don't need to press the back button of the HDD to turn it on or off. |1}}
{{USBDevice|WD My Book Essential 2TB USB 3.0 | VID_1058&PID_1140 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| USB Loader GX and Wiiflow on Wii 4.3U with d2x7IOS did not detect games on WBFS partition after the Wii was turned off and back on again. I had to power cycle the drive for it to detect the drive again. NTFS worked fine with WIiMC|1}}
{{USBDevice|Seagate External 2TB Desktop Drive||Works|Not Tested|Works|
2 Partitions: 1.WBFS / 2.FAT 32 
USB Loader GX / USB Loader CFG 
Snes9x GX / VBA GX / FCE Ultra GX 
Wii System 4.2E / CIOS 249 Rev.19
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Do not use the USB 3.0 version, this fails. It quickly becomes unstable, games freeze/crash, apps freeze/crash. I solved the problem by getting a supported drive, but I could not get the USB 3.0 version to work with Wii (this system seems to have the same internals as the USB 3.0 WD drive above based on labels and components).
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{{USBDevice|Iomega Prestige Desktop Hard Drive ||Works|Not Tested|Works|
This drive works perfectly, after two failed drives, I didn't think I had my Wii configured, but this drive solved the problem. I have all my apps on the FAT32 partition and my back-ups on one of two WBFS partitions. I've loaded several games and played for hours without any problems, as well as used several homebrew apps.
Wii System 4.3U
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{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6ntjeb2 Seagate GoFlex 2TB Desk USB 3.0 + 2.0] ||Works|Not Tested|Works|Works perfect. No issues at all so far. 1 NTFS partition created with windows 7x64 with .WBFS files on it with Wii Backup Manager. Using CFG Loader 70. D2x v7 final cIOS.|0}}
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==Other==
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{{USBDevice|[http://www.sweex.com/nl/assortiment/storage/card-readers/CR009 Sweex USB Cardreader CR009]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2GB SD in CFG USB loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/le6dpm USB 2.0 to IDE SATA Converter - Vantec CB-ISATAU2]||Not Tested|Works|Works|all my HDDs work with this adapter very well, With this adapter, hd must be powered on and connected to usb before booting wii.|5}}
{{USBDevice|SABRENT USB-DSC5 Serial ATA (SATA) or IDE 2.5" and 3.5" to USB 2.0 Cable Converter Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Every Device (including DVD drives) works. Remember to correctly power device before loading USB Loader. No Problems at all.|2}}
{{USBDevice|KÖNIG USB 2.0 TO IDE/S-ATA ADAPTER||Issues|Issues|Issues|Included AC adapter causes interference when usb is plugged in (horizontal bands across screen and audio noise). Switching to another AC adapter resolved the problem.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|USB 2.0 SD MMC Reader USB Device|14CD 8123|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested w/ 4GB PQI SDHC|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP With Memory Stick Prop Duo||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|The PSP is not fast enough to conect to the usb loader but if you make a game channel and install a game from your pc and start the channel it boots the game (this at least work with a 8gb mpd so that's how it works (maybe this is a solution for other hdd's that are not fast enough to connect |0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony PSP-1001 (Phat) With 1GB Memory Stick Duo|054C 01C8|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Gives ret-1 with USB Loader 1.1 formatted or not.|0}}
{{USBDevice|ChipBank SD/MMC Reader USB Device|0420 1307|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Tested with 4GB + 8GB NoName SDHC-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Unbranded microSD(HC) reader|05E3 0715|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Occasional freezing in USB loader. Not enough to make any known games unplayable, but save often. This unit comes in the package with (some? most? all?) R4DS flash carts|0}}
{{USBDevice|Blackberry Pearl 8130|0FCA 8004|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Claims any WBFS-formatted card is "unformatted", but appears to allow PC access anyway. USB Loader (1.1) still doesn't see it.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Western Digital 2TB My Book Essential Edition|1059 1100|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Drive initially gave -1 error, but swapping to the other USB port got it detected. Loader will not see a partition table and gives a No partitions found! ret -38 error. Unable to format to WBFS.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mdj285 SanDisk MicroMate]||Works|Works|Works|SD(HC) to USB Adapter. Worked great with 1GB, 2 GB and 4 GB SDHC-Cards.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hama 8in1 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested SD-card1|1}}
{{USBDevice|DigiPower 32-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader/Writer||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested SD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|IOgear 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader DX sku.7134||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|microSD card reader, tested with 2GB Kingston|0}}
{{USBDevice|MediaExpress All Flash Reader||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only tested microSD-card|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantech 2 in 1 IDE/PATA and SATA to USB Adapter||Works|Not Tested|Not Tested|Only tested 2.5 laptop PATA drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 30 GB||Works|Works|Works|You have to put the ipod into disk mode by holding center button and menu button at the same time, then right when the apple logo appears you press the center button and play/pause button at the same time.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/mvn799 Apple Ipod Video 5th Generation 60 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Simply use the iPod with its standard FAT32 partition, force diskmode as above. Still functions as working iPod :)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 40 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod (4th Generation) 20 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (1st Generation) 32 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Ipod appears to connect then disconnect during finding drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Touch (4th Generation with Usb Drive app) 32 GB||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Wii Does not detect as mass storage device|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lpt3rs Apple Ipod Video 5.5G 80 GB]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required to work, as above. Needs to be formatted using a command line version of WBFS set to use a 2048 block size|1}}
{{USBDevice|Apple Ipod Classic (6th Generation) 80 GB||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Putting it into Disk Mode doesn't solve the 'unable to initialise' error. Disc Mode worked playing videos with GeeXboX|2}}
{{USBDevice|Apple iPod Nano (1G) 1 GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Disk mode required when formating. Use Gibbed WBFS tool to format. DO NOT SAFELY EJECT. Disk mode required when connected to Wii. Must be connected before Wii is turned on.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Kingston 8-in-1 2.0 USB Card Reader||Works|Works|Works|Only tested with Kingston 2GB SD-card. Tested with 16GB SDHC card and 2GB CF card|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/noldpr Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Reader - FCR-HS219/1]|6148 9738|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card and Sandisk 8GB Class 4 SDHC.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/lw6xbv Transcend TS-RDS5W Card Reader]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Transcend 4GB SDHC card.|0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/SDHC/MMC Card to USB Flash Drive Adaptor|058F 6335|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards 512MB to 1GB all worked in the device : |0}}
{{USBDevice|SD/miniSD/MMC/RSMMC Core Micro USB Adaptor||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a 16G SDHC Kingston card |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20M3.png MicroSD reader - T-Flash/R4]|058F 6535|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB, buy with R4 (nindendo DS modifier)|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://gbatemp.net/pix/746/micoSD%20reader%20cycloDS.png MicroSD reader - CycloDS Evolution]|14CD 6700|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Not detected under usbLoaderGX, works under Brisma's loader when inserted just before pressing A to select the device. Tested with Sandisk MicroSDHC 8GB. This works fine for me with Neogamma, not tried other loaders.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MicroSD reader - Acekard/Acekard2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Kingston MicroSD 2GB. Played a few games for a couple of hours each and they all ran smoothly. |0}}
{{USBDevice|IRiver H340 Multi-Codec Jukebox - 40gb HDD||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Created a WBFS partition in Windows. Transfered games. USB Loader Freezes when device is connected. |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE Y-E Data 9 in one 1 Adapter |057B 0020|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a bunch of cards (CF and SD) 16MB to 512MB all worked in the device |0}}
{{USBDevice|LaCIE 150gb Design by F.A. Porsche |057B|Not Tested|Works|Works|Works Perfect with GeeXboX and the Loader |0}}
{{USBDevice|Dynex Mini Memory Card Reader/Writer|058F 6337|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Unable to initialize in USB Loader. Tried SD, MiniSD and MicroSD cards in reader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Storex Mobi-disk 200Go||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works Perfect with the Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa View 16GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected with GeeXboX only if plugged into the wii before launching the program. Formatted FAT32, firmware version: 01.03.02A|1}}
{{USBDevice|SanDisk Sansa e140 1GB||Not Tested|Works|Not Tested|Detected fully with GeeXboX on startup and when usb device list is refreshed. Formatted FAT32. Not tested with memory card inserted. Firmware:1.0.010A|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sandisk Extreme USB 2.0 Reader|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formatted with WBFS M3.0|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sony NW-HD5 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Formats to WBFS - Loads ISO to device - 3 games tested all fine!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.8110~r.12128430 Mini USB 2.0 to SATA Dongle]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Use with external power adapter. The hard drive does not shut down when the Wii is turned off, so care must be taken to ensure that the drive is powered down when not in use.|0}}
{{USBDevice|A.C. Ryan AluBox Lan USb 2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Format & dumping ok. Hangs when booting games|1}}
{{USBDevice|HTC Touch Pro Mobile Phone||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works perfectly as mini-USB card reader, if ActiveSync is turned off.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1594~r.12128430 Unbranded SATA to USB 2.0 bridge ] + Portable USB 2.5" HDD Box (Vento by Asus) |04fc 0c15|Works|Works|Works|Tested with 250gb Western digital (WD2500YD-01NVB1) partition 1 fat32, partition 2 fat32 -> WBFS. do not use "quick" fat32 format.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N97 Nokia N97 32GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/5800_XpressMusic Nokia 5800 XpressMusic 8GB Mass storage memory ]|0781 a1a2|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested in data transfer mode|0}}
{{USBDevice|iRiver H10 20GB||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Fails to be detected by the Wii with drive in emergency (mass storage) mode or regular mode.|0}}
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==Enclosures==
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{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/ga5U37 Box HD 2.5 Captiva]|0000 0000|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 160 Gb Sata (WD1600BEVT)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://airlink101.com/products/aenu35se.php Airlink101 AEN-U35SE USB 2.0 SATA / IDE ]|0000 0000|Tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 2Gb green and Seagate 750Gb|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.houseofdeals.com/2020DUSB2.0toSATAIDE2.5/3.5/5.25CableAdapterw/OneTouchBacku.aspx 2020D USB 2.0 to SATA + IDE (2.5/3.5/5.25") Cable Adapter w/One Touch Backup]|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 250GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; no issues through 3 hours of play. SATA not tested.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y3a43x2 nGear 2.5" SATA to USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yj5njlw AZiO ADP-SU33 SATA HD Dock]|04FC 0C25|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested two different docks with 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/y8w2tk6 AZiO ENC311SU31]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 80GB HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|AZiO E377S31||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 750GB WDC HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pricebat.ca/Acom-Data-Samba-3-5IN-IDE-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure-USB-2-0-Fanless-Radiant.p_10067803 acomdata Samba 3.5" PATA/SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Works fine - tested with 200GB WD IDE drive. Not working - tested with 300GB Samsung SATA drive. Working - 120GB WD - was intermittent, but may be b/c of connection time|3}}
Eagle Tech ET-CSKESU2-BK Docking station w card reader. Does not work what-so-ever with any software USB loader. Used seagate and WD caviar 2.5" drives.

{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50114)|152D 2338|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.5 320GB split into a 60 GB FAT32 partition (set as primary) and the rest as WBFS (set as logical). [2] Tested with WD 1200BEVS-60LAT0 120GB harddisk, no problems. |1}}
{{USBDevice|A.C.Ryan AluBox 2.5" USB 2.0/eSATA (ACR-HD50220)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Momentus 5400.3 ST980811AS |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.priceminister.com/offer/buy/6123454/Additek-Boitier-USB-2-0-3-5-Pour-Disque-Dur-Max-480Mb-s-Ventilo-8-cm-Baies-de-stockage.html Additek 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 80gb and 160gb Maxtor IDE drives. Tested with USB Loader v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/sub5a1.asp Age Star 5.25" Aluminum External Enclosure: SUB5A1]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120gb WD IDE drive. v1.5|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.agestar.com/english/products/cfb3a.asp Age Star 3.5" Aluminum External Enclosure: CFB3A]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 40Gb Seagate IDE drive. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.aixcase.com/produktinfo_html/aix-iub2s.html Aixcase AIX-IUB2S USB 2.0 Aluminium Enclosure for 2,5" IDE HDD]|04B4 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB (HM121HI) - Available in Germany - Cypress Chipset|0}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2USB-BKUK)||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 400gb Samsung IDE drive split into a 60gb WBFS partition (set as primary) and the rest as FAT32 (set as logical). v1.1|2}}
{{USBDevice|AKASA 3.5" Enclosure (product code AK-ENP2SATA-BKAM)||Not tested|Works|Works|Tested with 160gb Samsung SP1614C SATA drive and 160gb Maxtor STM3160215AS SATA drive.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.akasa-europe.com/akasa_english/spec_page/storage/spec_ak_enp2nes_bk.htm AKASA 2.5" IDE/SATA/SSD enclosure - Integral P2NES (product code AK-AK-ENP2NES-BK)]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 320gb IDE Western Digital (WD3200BEVE).|0}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-1 USB and eSATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 1.5TB SATA hard drive. Tested with a Western Digital Caviar Blue 500GB. Games install/format/play successfully while using Wii.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Antec MX-100 USB SATA HDD enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|USB Loader 1.5 Tested with a Seagate 320 Gb SATA hard drive and WD 250Gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|Bluestork Aluminium External Hard Disk Enclosure for 3.5" SATA-I HDD(BS-EHD-35)||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested on Wiiflow and USB Loader GX 2.0 with Western Digital Claviar Blue 320 GB SATA hard Drive formated in FAT32 and WBFS|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.box2s.com/english/ID5/ID5.html Box2s ID-5 3.5" SATA to USB Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|WD 250GB Tested with wiiflow, usb loader gx and coverfloader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz98jya Buffalo DriveStation Duo - HD-W800IU2/R1]||Works|Works|Works|Replaced included drives with 2 x 1TB Western Digital hard disks. The only homebrew I tested with it was VBA-GX, but that, USB Loader, and Geexbox all work with RAID-1 and auto power on-off!|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.frys.com/product/6467282 Bytecc ME-350V4 Smart-drive]|152D 2338|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Doesn't work|Tested with 80GB Western Digital Caviar IDE hard drive; Wii video signal stops whenever drive is powered on.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.cdfreaks.com/hardware/product/59193-Conceptronic-160GB-USB-2_0-Hard-Disk-Drive-3_5___-External.html Conceptronic External Hard Disk Box 3.5"]|0409 006a|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a WD600AB-00BVA. Worked fine with a custom power supply for a couple of days, there are reading problems now.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch eSATA/USB hard disk box|152d 2336|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB hard disk box CHD2SUB||Works|Not Tested|Works|With WD 250GB HD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Conceptronic External 2,5 inch USB 3.0 hard disk box ||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work| With WD 750GB HD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Consus P 2.5" SATA to USB/eSATA Drive Enclosure|152D 2329|Works|Works|Issues|Tested with Hitachi 160GB SATA 2.5 Laptop drive - Update : after 5 games installed on the hd it now -1 takes like 5 or more loads of usbloader to get the list to pop back up|2}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 360 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with various drives using OggZee Configurable USB loader (USB loader 1.5) / Tested with USB Loader GX r874 / works only @ complete WBFS formated HD's (ntfs,fat32 or combined: black screen when you want to start a game) also can't use Cios 222 -> Black screen and Drive LED always on (cfg loader v50 and USB loader gx r874), image freeze after 2 mins |3}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 350 - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0/eSATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 2 SATAII Samsung HD's and CFG USB Loader and USB Loader GX r874|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster Xcraft 350 lite - 3.5" SATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|I have tried this external case with a WD 160GB and a SG 1TB. Both work fine! Successfully tested with a WD Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (WD5000AAKS)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft 250 Lite (RX-250-U2) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Transcend 32GB SSD. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/6687ora Coolermaster X Craft 250 (RX-250) - 2.5" PATA -> USB2.0]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with a Fujitsu 60GB. Works with USB Loader r883, doesn't work with USB Loader r9xx, r1083 & Cfg Loader v65|0}}
{{USBDevice|Coolermaster X Craft Lite (RX-3HU-S) - 3.5" PATA -> USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a SG 160GB, Works fine while playing (But my HDD is now dead due to spindown issue after Wii in pause for 2h. I think it's only a hdd issue, not the enclosure). |0}}
{{USBDevice|CoolerMaster XPort 251 2.5" SATA -> USB2.0 & WD5000BEVT 500GB||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Works very well with WD5000BEVT 500GB!Works with Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B 250 Go. Does not work with GrosBill (manufactured by MDT) 120 Go because of insufficient power delivered by USB port.|1}}{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylj9k4o CoolMax 3.5" External Enclosure HD-389-u2(SATA)]|152d 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 500GB SATA. USBLoader GX does not recognize this enclosure with a 1TB WD Green HD, goes straight to screensaver in both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg2mmmd CoolMax HD-360B-U2 USB 2.0 3.5"]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Maxtor DiamondMax10 120GB IDE and Western Digital 160GB IDE|0}}
{{USBDevice| CoolPodz 2.5" Aluminum Ultra Slim USB 2.0 to IDE Hard Drive Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Hitachi 4200rpm 60GB IDE laptop drive on USB Loader 1.5. If doesn't show up use both USB ports.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco USB SATA/IDE adapter kit (SATA-61)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay (tested with many different 2,5" and 3,5" IDE HDs)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Deltaco External 2.5" IDE Enclusure MAP-DL21U||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't work|Not recognized by WiiFlow USB Loader with Hitachi Travelstar 60GB HTS726060M9AT00 and Fujitsu40 GB Hdd's - same result.|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.ebuyer.com/product/160919/ DMG 3.5" USB + LAN HDD Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 60GB & 200GB hard drives (Enclosure only £9.99 from Ebuyer)|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/9467118/Dynamode-USB-2-0-3-5-SATA-Hard-Drive-Enclosure/Product.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with 80GB SATA HDD. Tested w Samsung 120GB HDD - USB transfers interference to video signal |2}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" PATA HDD Drive Enclosure Caddy Blue USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 160GB Seagate PATA/IDE HDD - Caddy from eBay|1}}
{{USBDevice|Dynamode 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-3-5--sata-hdd-caddy-usb-2-0-5JFL.html Dynamode USB 2.0 3.5" SATA Hard Drive Enclosure USB-HD3.5-ESF]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with 120GB Maxtor SATA HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus E-Series ET-CSEU2-SG 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with a 500GB HDD with a 300GB WBFS partition and a 200GB NTFS partition. Also tested with a 160GB Samsung HDD, works great.|3}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus M-Series ET-CSMU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 200GB drive with single max WBFS partition. Tested with Ultimate USB Loader v7.2 and with Waninkoko v1.5|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTSIU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA OR IDE External l Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Works|Great unit installed a WD250 and works like a charm at about 40 games now no problems |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to IDE External Enclosure||Not tested|Works|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work. Tried with 2 different IDE Drives, neither worked. (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1). |0}}
{{USBDevice|Eagle Consus T-Series ET-CSTU2-BK 3.5" USB2.0 to SATA, ESATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Works|250GB Maxtor SATA, USB Loader GX 1.0 rev 719, USB Loader 3.0b, Hermes cIOS 222/223 rev 4, Waninkoko cIOS rev 14|0}}
{{USBDevice|Easy IDE" usb -> IDE interface||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|When using geexbox, the hard disk that connected to it appeared.. so maybe future versions may work (Tested against Waninkoko USB v1.1)|1}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" HDD Enclosure SATA and IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with ide disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Eminent 3.5" EM7048 HDD Enclosure SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 160GB disk|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykneze8 Enermax Brick 2.5" SATA EB208S-B]|05e3 0718|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|External Data Storage (2.5"/3.5" IDE to USB)|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 2.5" Fujitsu. Tested with 250gb 3.5" Seagate.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec DB-339U2 IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 40GB, 80GB IDE and WD 500 IDE - this enclosure is especially for GERMAN/EUROPE users because the most items on this side are only available in UK or USA|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec FB-35US2 SATA II||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Samsung SpinPoint F1, 1TB, 32MB Cache|1}}
{{USBDevice|Fantec USB 3.5" Fantec Multi-function Storage IDE||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Not recognized by USB Loader. USB Loader shows very slow countdown when connected, but won't see the drive or its WBFS partition. This is probably because the HDD case also has an integrated SD-card reader so USB Loader might not chose the right device from the five or six USB mass storage devices that there are. Tested with Western Digital 250 GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Formac disk mini 2.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with JMicron 465GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|Galaxy METAL GEAR 3.5" SATA USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate Barracuda Refurb 500GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.supermediastore.com/galaxy-metal-gear-box-ii-3506uep-3-5-inch-hdd-external-enclosure-usb-2-0-firewire-ieee1394-black.html Galaxy METAL GEAR BOX Substance II 3.5" IDE USB 2.0]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 80GB 7200RPM|0}}
{{USBDevice|Gigabyte Anvil||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjpadyt HornetTek Hover SCC 3.5" SATA to USB/eSATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Seagate 500GB|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop1.frys.com/product/5893513/ HORNETTEK TRAVEL LITE 2.5" SATA TO USB]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|No joy|0}}
{{USBDevice|Hornettek Viper 3.5" SATA/ESATA External HDD Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate Green 2tb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.pcmedia.org/Box-Esterni_Docking-Station-Ichona-x-HD-SATA-2-5--3-5-.1.18.119.gp.14629.-1.uw.aspx Ichona Docking Station For SATA 2.5"/3.5 HD ]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with a Western Digital GP 500GB SATA + cIOS Rev12 + USB Loader GX 1.0 (Games tested: Wii Play PAL, Naruto Clash of the ninja revolution 2 PAL, The house of the Dead overkill PAL|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/37aa57z IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220 SATA]||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||0}}
{{USBDevice|IcyBox USB2.0 SATA 2.5" enclosure IB-220-StU SATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 2.5" Caviar Blue 250gb + Configurable USB Loader v60|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-220U PATA||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work||2}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-250U-B IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB Toshiba Drive in several ways |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320GB 2.5 HM320JI |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-221StU-B SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Western Digital 320GB 2.5", USBloaderGX rev 560,CIOSrev12 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External HDD Enclosure IB-223Stu SATA|152d 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 120GB 2.5 HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-224 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Seagate ST96812AS 60Gb 2.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-266 SATA|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Seagate 160Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/36xw9dk Icy Box 2.5" External USB powered HDD Enclosure IB-290StUS-B SATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA. +Tested with Seagate 500Gb 2.5 SATA, Tested with Western Digital 500GB (WD5000BEVT) and Hitachi Travelstar 500GB (HTS545050B9A300) + Seagate Momentus 5400.6|3}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-380 Series IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Maxtor Diamond Max 160GB *can't get the link to work|0}}
{{USBDevice|Icy Box 3.5" IB-351AStU IDE/SATA Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Old Maxtor Diamond Plus 250GB - successfully tested a few dozen games for several hours|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/8284-tagan-ib-390-hard-drive-enclosure-review.html Icy Box 3.5" IB-390StUS-B SATA Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Deskstar 7k250 250 Gb and with a Samsung SpinPoint F1 - HD103UJ - 1 Tb 7200 RPM 32 Mb SATA II, and tested successfully by dabotsonline with a Seagate 1.5TB 3.5" SATA Hard Drive|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/l3hmeo Icy Dock 3.5" External USB eSATA MB559US] ||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Samsung 80Gb 3.5" Sata II + Samsung 320 GB 3.5 Sata II|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yz2wnca iMicro 2.5" SATA HDD External Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120Gb 2.5" SATA. |2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yf6rdem iMicro 3.5" SATA IDE HDD External Combo Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond Max 10 3.5" 300 GB SATA. |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam25harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08411.aspx Inland u-Jam 2.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Doesn't Work|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a variety of small (12GB, 20GB, 40GB) IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://inlandproduct.com/u-jam35harddriveenclosureusbidepartnumber08410.aspx Inland u-Jam 3.5” Hard Drive Enclosure USB/IDE]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with usb loader gx (also didnt work) and Homebrew channel . Using a hitachi deskstar 82.3 gb Ide drive. Tested march 28, 2010. Tested with several similar deathstar's 6/13/10 |1}}
{{USBDevice|Inland u-Jam Pro IDE/SATA to USB Adapter||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Did not work with a small variety of IDE drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, model I35USBEN|14CD 6600|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Worked with WBFS Manager 2.5, but USB Loader GX failed to detect. Tested with Western Digital Caviar 250GB |0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure, Model Unknown|14CD 6116|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Config USB Loader with Hermes 222 IOS. Latest Wii updates as of 6-1-2011. Purchased from Ebay |0}}

{{USBDevice|ID:067B 3.5" External USB HDD Enclosure with power brick ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 3.5" Ide. Worked fine it has a manual on/off switch on the case. Upgraded to My Book esential 1TB but basicly this one was doing the job perfectly |1}}
{{USBDevice|i-rocks IR-9300 3.5" IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Used with 80GB WD Caviar IDE HDD. Works perfectly with Coverfloader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjozz3f KINGWIN BJK-35USBI 3.5" IDE Enclosure]|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|KINGWIN KH-201U-BK 2.5" SATA Enclosure|05E3 0718|Works|Works|Works|Played a Divx video, SnesGX, and Usb Loader GX Tested over 30 mins|1}}

{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 04b4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 40gb, IBM 70GB ide disk|3}}
{{USBDevice|LC POWER EH-25BR 2.5" HDD Enclosure IDE| 05e3 0702|Not Tested|Works|Works|Different Vendor/Product IDs than the above LC POWER enclosure. Tested with Samsung MP0804H 80 gig harddisk|0}}
{{USBDevice|Link Depot EN-SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Fujitsu 40gb SATA MHW2040 (Original PS3 Drive)|0}}
{{USBDevice|LogiLink USB2 eSATA Docking Station|067B 2506|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with two different drives, tested extensively with load intensive games.|1}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly G-S350SUA Hi-Speed eSATA/Firewire/USB 2.0 Enclosure 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Works|Works|Tested with Western Digital 1 TB Caviar Black 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|MacAlly PHR-100A Aluminum 3.5" USB2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 500GB IDE drive.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ykwpwc8 Macally PHR-250CC FireWire/USB 2.0 2.5-Inch IDE Hard Drive Enclosure]|03e0 6830|Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with IBM Travelstar 20 GB HD originally from a Powerbook G4|0}}
{{USBDevice|MadDog Usb Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Only works in the right usb port. Works as FAT32 and NTFS on GeeXboX. Homebrew and Usb iso loader work fine. Tested with Samsung 80gb Drive UPDATE: Does not run backups past cios rev 10; incompatible with many new games. |2}}
{{USBDevice|MonoPrice HDD Dock USB 3.0 External HDD 3.5" SATA|?? ??|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with seagate 3.5" 750GB SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Starlight M01-US SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate ST9160310AS, with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow and configurable USB loader.|0}}
{{USBDevice|MSI Star Storage SATA 2.5" USB 2.0 External Enclosure||Works|Doesn't Work|Works|Tested with a Western Digital 750 GB 7200rpm WD7500BPKT, one partition FAT32 with different games (Including recent ones) on WiiFlow / USB Loader / Cfg USB loader.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Nexxtech External HDD 3.5" IDE|0C0B 2BCF|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Only works on the left USB port. Tested with WD 250Gb 3.5" IDE.|0}}
{{USBDevice|NoName External HDD 2,5 SATA|152d 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested| Doesn't Work|Tested with Samsung 320Gb 2.5" SATA.|0}}
{{USBDevice|OIAV USB2.0 2.5" HD External Storage System (IDE)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|4GB 2.5" drive inside, 2 known bad sectors, works fine although crashes after 3 minutes during Zelda TP cinematic.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Omata 2.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with a Seagate 120 GB HDD (ST916082 1AS)|0}}
{{USBDevice|Philips SPE2010CC||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with PS3 40GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Point Of View External HDD casing 2,5 SATA|067b 2571|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 120GB - HM121HI |0}}
{{USBDevice|Portable HDD DivX Player|05E3 0702|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Looks like [http://www.madeinchina.com/76756/product-4404019/photo-4105112/HDD-Player.shtml this] Tested with 40G Toshiba and 80G Samsung drives.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Powerspec 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Frequent freezes during gameplay, you're lucky if you get a game to load, it will probably freeze at the loading screen once the led on the enclosure shuts off anyway. 6/10/09 - Purchased PowerSpec drive enclosure with an Unknown 160GBOEM drive factory installed. Can format as WBFS and copy images via PC but no bootloader seems to detect it as connected.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Powerdata 2.5" USB IDE HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Hard drive works fine in another enclosure, so enclosure is not compatible.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rapsody S25 2.5" ENCLOSURE |0402 5637|Doesn't Work|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader >1.4|0}}
{{USBDevice|Revoltec Acrylic 2.5" USB IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Various Hard disk and various capacity. The enclosure it's not compatible.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RITMO 3.5" HDD LAN ENCLOSURE IDE/SATA -> USB 2.0||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|used WD 160GB sata... purchased at msy.com.au for $25|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 2.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| http://msy.com.au $6! Only needs one USB port. Successful test with Configurable Usb Loader|1}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo 2.5" SATA to USB2.0 Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work| http://msy.com.au $10! Won't even recognize|0}}
{{USBDevice|Ritmo Tanek 3.5 IDE to USB2.0 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works| http://msy.com.au only $15|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 3.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|Works with 223-mload, start drive after initial retry or drive hangs. Works with GeeXboX with a 120GB Maxtor HDD. Tested with WD 160GB HDD and uloader just hangs. The drive keeps spinning and the WII disk drive blue light keeps blinking |5}}
{{USBDevice|Rocketfish 2.5" IDE Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with 100GB HDD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/ylhsa7e Rocketfish 2.5" SATA to Esata/USB2.0 enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with 20GB Western Digital drive worked great, will test other apps later|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX234 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With 160GB Hitachi Deskstar salvaged from an old Acer Aspire 5100. Hot Swapped fine. 10$ enclosure at Newegg.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX353-S BLK (Black) 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 400GB Western Digital Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX35-AT-SU SLV or BLK 3.5" SATA||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|With an 80GB Seagate Drive. Also tested with Configurable USB loader and a 500GB WD drive partitioned in half, WBFS/NTFS. Works very well, tested with long sessions with multiple games. Both silver and black versions of the device are identical, so both work|1}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25A 2.5" IDE||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|This was with a 300GB Hitachi Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|Rosewill RX81U-ES-25B 2.5" IDE||Works|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|This was with a Seagate 160gig ATA drive in enclosure. Hot swapping didn't work.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-ESU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Hitachi travelstar 40gb|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent SBT-EGU35 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure (Bought cheap from Costco)||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Western Digital 250gb|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://shop3.frys.com/product/4289084 Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure ]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba 60gb SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent EC-UST25 USB 2.0 enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD 250GB SATA, USB Loader GX r907, works fine. Also tested with Hitachi TravelStar 120GB (wbfs) and Configurable USB Loader v67, no problems.|2}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35D||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 120GB using v1.1 and 1.4|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sabrent ECS-U35K||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Worked well with a small variety of hard drives|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yzsarth Sabrent SBT-EKU25 aluminum usb2.0 enclosure]
[http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/SBT-EKU25/ Sabrent SBT-EKU25]|VID_13FD PID_1040|Works|Not Tested|Works|User 1: Tested Western Digital 160gb.
User 2: Works flawlessly. Tested with Cfg USB Loader and a 60GB Samsung MP0603H disk in NTFS format.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite int AX-223 SATA 2.5" Enclosure||Works|Works|Issues|This is how you make this encolsure work: Create a WBFS partition, then a second (as small as posible) with FAT32. Run Geexbox, restart from its menu, then load the USBloader. Tested with a Hitachi 160 Gb HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case25_sata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 2.5" SATA]|04FC 0C25|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi Travelstar 100Gb 2.5" SATA |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/externe_gehaeuse/rapid-case35_esata/index_en.html Sharkoon Rapid-Case 3.5" eSATA]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600YS 160Gb 3.5" SATA |1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sharkoon.com/html/produkte/archive/twin_drive/index_en.html Sharkoon Twin Drive]|04B4 6830|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor 6L160P0 jumpered as Master and no second hdd|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.shintaro.com.au/products/enclosures/SH3-SATA/index.htm Shintaro 3.5" External Enclosure - SATA (SH3-SATA)]|13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with WD1600AAJS 160Gb 3.5" SATA|0}}
{{USBDevice|SIIG JU-SA0C12-S1 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure|1BCF 0C31|Works|Works|Works|Played Divx Video, SnesGX, USB Loader GX for 30 mins|1}}
{{USBDevice|SimpleTech HDD Enclosure 3.5" IDE USB2.0||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested Punchout + WD 60GB and Quantum Fireball 40GB. Purchased from http://www.bestbytecomputer.com for $20CAD also tested with 100 GB Maxtor. Bought on ebay 19.99 free shipping. Also Works with 500GB WD|3}}
{{USBDevice|Smart drive 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 320GB, works fine with USB Loader. Also works for me with WD320gb and USB Loader GX|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.snt.com.tw/product.php SNT ST-2316B2 3.5" IDE to USB2.0/1394]||Works|Works|Works|Tested with a Maxtor 6L250R0 (250GB). Slightly choppy playback on GeeXboX, might not be related to the enclosure though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dansdata.com/sntboxes.htm SNT ST-2316C 3.5" IDE to USB/1394]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with an 80gb Seagate. Purchased from www.auspcmarket.com.au for $21.89; a direct link doesn't work - search for SNST2316C.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Sumvision E-Gem (2.5" SATA) WXT-E822-2||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Works fine with Samsung HM641JI 640GB taken out of a Transcend StoreJet 25M3 640GB USB3.0 drive which did not work (see 640GB drive section above).|1}}
{{USBDevice|Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. |0x1bcf 0x0c31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB-SATA Adapter, Works fine with Toshiba TOSHIBA MK5059GSXP (500GGB); case is noisy; use "smartctl -s on" because smart is deactivated by default;|}}

{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/4mr25pb SYBA Spyker CL-ENC25007 2.5" USB 2.0 to SATA Enclosure]|1BCF 0C31|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Enclosure can be bought from NewEgg for $10. Link: http://tinyurl.com/4fgq5vv|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tsunami.tobid.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part%3DPE25007&Category%3D115844 Tsunami Artek Speed2500 2.5" USB HDD Enclosure]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Always returns -1 w/40GB drive that works in another enclosure.
Tested with SEAGATE 320GB Momentus 7200.3 SATA 2.5in HDD w/ NCQ, 16MB Cache workes 100% of the time havent goten a single error yet using wii coverflow USB Loader|0}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|"Err -0 xfered games won't load, usb loader ripped games load but crash shortly after. Got to work with usb loader but having trouble detecting. Older versions work better. 516 build works pretty consistently. Tried with seagate and fujitsu drives.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX N0028USU Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|all 114 wii games load fine with usb loader, i even ripped games. Got to work with usb loader without any trouble of it being detected.. Tried with seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9320325AS
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Model purchased from Best Buy. Have tested with a 300gb desktop HDD (forgot brand, probably WD or Seagate), a 150gb WD Raptor X 10,000rpm ([http://tinyurl.com/2z5p46 WD1500AHFD]-00RAR1) desktop HDD, and currently using a 500gb Seagate Momentus 5400rpm (5400.6 [http://tinyurl.com/5rllmj ST9500325AS]) notebook HDD. [http://usbloadergx.koureio.net/ USB Loader GX] and [http://tinyurl.com/pvnx8d Configurable USB Loader] reads perfect, all games detected and load (unless something wrong with the game ISO itself). All have worked beautifully as of 7/27/2010. Ripping via either USB loaders was NOT TESTED. All games were loaded via [http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/ WBFS Manager] on a PC.
|2}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake BlacX ST0005U Dock||Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested an assortment of 2.5" & 3.5" drives ranging from 80GB to 640GB (Seagate, WD, Maxtor, Fujitsu) on 4.2U with cIOS38rev14. All worked flawlessly in both playing and ripping games with USB Loader GX. |3}}
{{USBDevice|Thermaltake Silver River Duo 3.5" A2396|152d 2338|Not Tested|Works|Issues|Tested USB loader using SSB Brawl and the game will freeze anywhere from the initial loading screen all of the way through the end of brawl. Had a similar problem with another drive in the enclosure.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.omega.com.tw/storage-UHD231.asp Omega 3.5" UHD231 IDE Enclosure]||Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -1 can't initialize USB subsystem" in USB Loader 1.1 - "Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5 |0}}
{{USBDevice|Ultron UHD-3500f||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 120GB IBM/Hitachi HDD. Works really great.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yfkxqdn Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock NST-D100UFS]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with WD 750GB drive. 480GB is WBFS and the rest is NTFS|2}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/272 Vantec NexStar CX 2.5]||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Seagate Momentus 320GB 5400.5 Update: Sometimes is not detected and needs restart to detect. Detected ~95% of the time. Update: If the harddrive is in the bottom usb and a flash drive is in the top usb I get 100% detection.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/390 Vantec NexStar TX 2.5]|152D 2329|Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 640gig 5400. Same drive works with butchered Western Digital usb to sata adapter, with no issues. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron JM20329, and by the looks of this wiki, JMicron chipsets just may not be compatible. UPDATE: It is a usb power issue, I used one of those dual usb cables to provide the unit with more power, and it worked! This is not sustainable for me, so I bought another enclosure, but now we know.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec NexStar 3, 3.5"||Not tested|Not tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung 300GB. Stability issues depending on the game. Some games work perfectly, but most either Will work for anywhere between 1-15 minutes, then lock up or not work at all. Tested with a 500GB WD Caviar and it works flawlessly.
Could not get wii to recognize it at all.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/210 Vantec NexStar 3 NST-360U2-BL]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Western Digital 120gb WD12 drive. 32gb fomatted as FAT32 and the rest is WBFS, tested with Configurable USB Loader and all my games seem to load ok, haven't played any game for very long yet. Used Superdump v1.3 to rip my games to the FAT32 partition without problems.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yju8rmn Vantec NexStar CX NST-300SU-BK]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Hitachi 1TB. Total cost for drive + enclosure was around $80 USD from ewiz.com. Followed guide exactly at http://www.mikeandheth.com/games/109-store-and-load-usb-wii-system-menu-4.html|9}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yjr5qe6 Vantec NexStar SX NST-285S2-BK 2.5"]||Works|Not tested|Works|Tested with Toshiba 80GB SATA from my old MacBook
Tested with Toshiba 120GB SATA from my old MacBook|2}}
{{USBDevice|Vantec Nexstar 3i NST-360S2i-WH||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with WD 1Tb Green Drive which works 100% fine in another Nexstar enclosure. This enclosure has built in Power Save functions that are not Wii compatible and can't be switched off. After 3 seconds drive goes into idle mode from which the Wii cannot wake. I tied contacting Vantec about hardware workaround (i.e jumper wire on relevant IC) because the power save function can be kept off with windows software/driver. There response was can't be done which is bulls&%t... no more Vantec for this puppy. I bought this enclosure because it is glossy white like the Wii console but it is in fact about as incompatible as you can get.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.vantecusa.com/front/product/view_detail/161 Vantec NexStar NST-350U2]||Not tested|Not tested|Works|Tested with Maxtor Diamond 10 200GB IDE Hard Drive|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX24679(ME).aspx Velocity Elite Series]|152D 2329|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|openWiiflow R25 Tested with a Western Digital 500GB Scorpio Blue Hard Drive. Works perfectly.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Vibe Media Player Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with Seagate IDE 500GB HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Welland ME-601J 2.5 and 3.5"Sata HDD Docking Station USB2 and eSATA||Works|Not tested|Not tested|Tested with Western Digital WB800 80GB Sata HDD pulgged in, very surprised that it works so well|0}}
{{USBDevice| Wintec FileMate USB 3.5" 3FME3B2TW-R 3.5" SATA to USB 2.0 / eSATA External Enclosure||Not tested|Not tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with a Samsung EcoGreen F3 HD153W1 drive inside. Could mount WBFS on computer, could load games, and USB Loader GX and Wiiflow could see the game list on the Wii. Unfortunately it failed to load any game; load attempts sent you back to the main Wii menu. It's too bad, as this model looks just like the Wii: silver base, white case, blue lights.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://tinyurl.com/yg7ooo2 XtraStor 3.5" USB HDD Enclosure]|152D 2338|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using USB Loader 1.5 Ultimate. For some games you need to configure the setting as we always do when using GeckoOS|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL IDE HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box||Works|Works|Doesn't Work|15.99-shipping incl. on ebay seller is "insidecomputer" took 2 days to get here. Ebay search exact enclosure name. Seller's in California '''**UPDATE**''' Purchased drive on 6-27-09 from member on ebay it came with ide & sata connectors even tho no mention of sata had many random freezes on all games changed to another encloure and all is well '''I believe the drive being sold has changed BEWARE!! (Here's another confirmation that this drive being shipped no longer works well)'''|2}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" USB 2.0 EXTERNAL SATA HARD DRIVE ENCLOSURE CASE box (VTG Gehäuse) |2338 0100|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested diferent HDDs - Drive doesen't matter. Tried all methods with no success. WBFS from PC worked fine, so did loading ISOs. Hangs or is not detected. USB 2 SATA chipset is JMicron 20316 JM20339|1}}
{{USBDevice|No name ebay brand IDE to USB Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tried with a 80gb Western Digital and a 13gb Maxtor both worked great! |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/qqlin/13.jpg IDE to USB 2.0 Enclosure For 2.5" Notebook Hard Disk] Ebay "VAIO". Sometimes real Philips brand. Also Conceptronic|058F 6391|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't work when tested with Toshiba 20GB. Works perfectly with Samsung 80GB. If connected to PC, works perfectly with WBFS Manager 3.0.|0}}
{{USBDevice|RYVAL / "GrosBill essentiels" el-cheapo 2.5" PATA to USB Enclosure or other name Samsung 2.5" USB 2.0 IDE HDD External Box or 2,5" External Case OR hama MobileLife PATA Festplattengehäuse OR ICY BOX IB-220U-Wh OR cheap IDE - PATA Adapter without enclosure off ebay|14cd 6600|Not Tested|Works|Doesn't Work|"Err -6 : Can't find partitions" in USB Loader 1.5. Tried without and with external power supply, both IDE ports. Single IC on the board is marked "MOAI M110E", TQFP-48 package. Works fine on the PC. Works in MplayerCE too.|6}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.16551~r.12128430 No name DealExtreme USB+eSATA Vertical Dock with One Touch Backup for 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD]|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|USB Loader GX rev 584 works. Have to power off/on Wii after each run though.|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|It has the same vid-pid (VID_152D PID_2339 REV_0100) as the product above but this doesn't work with usbloader 1.5 cios rev10, rev12, rev13b: Err -6|0}}
{{USBDevice|No name USB2 SATA2 2.5" Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Same as above, using SAMSUNG 160GB SATA HD. Only one port works (if you put the wii without standing, the below USB port only). First, I partition it into 2 NTFS (100 GB and 48GB), use UsbLoader 1.5 to format the 100GB partition. After that, install game with USBLoaderGX or USBLoader (same). I don't try format @ PC or USBLoaderGX. Works fine, but the HD is hot. Have to turn on/off Wii every each game run (not standby, full shutdown, easier if disconnect the power source)|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case with Power Adapter| 058f 6391 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Seems to work fine and dandy, the link says you need to set the drive to master, but I couldn't make my 200 gig drive work until I set it too slave.|0}}
{{USBDevice|2.5 inch No Name (alcor micro corp) IDE USB2.0 External Case powered by USB "Y-Cable"| 058f 6390 |Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tried multiple 2.5 inch IDE drives with no success.|0}}
{{USBDevice|Generic 2.5" SATA HDD Enclosure (POTHSATA2501) | |Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| I had to partition and format on my PC, but it works well now. Using with a 60GB Seagate Momentus. Available at http://www.accstation.com/pothsata2501.html. I bought it from accstation on Ebay for $7 including shipping.|0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Sansun-2535-HDD-DOCKING-SATA-TO-ESATA::409.html Sansun 2.5"/3.5" HDD DOCKING SATA TO ESATA (SN-DKES)] |13FD 160F|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works| Tested with USB Loader GX. Using my maxtor 120 GB 3.5" HDD SATA I. |0}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.sansun.de/en/HDD-Cases-Monster-35-BOX-hard-disk-Enclosure-SATAIDE::403.html Sansun Monster 3.5" BOX hard disk Enclosure SATA&IDE] ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues| Only works with SATA drives, tested with 320Gb Samsung SATA, (80gb and 160gb) Seagate IDE. Tested on Wiiflow. |0}}
{{USBDevice|I/O Magic 3.5" External Hard Drive Enclosure||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Using a 200 GB IDE HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|3.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation) "PI-202US SATA/USB20 Drive" firmware 8.67|13FD 1640|Not Tested|Not Tested|Issues|Tested with Samsung HD403LJ 400Gb 3.5" SATA 7200rpm, 16M, using USB loader GX Revision ?. (drive partitioned as 200Gb WBFS and 200GBFAT. only used the wbfs) ISSUES: if you exit the game and go back to usbloader GX, then it freezes while opening the second time with "waiting for USB device". So I'm now rebooting the device everytime i reboot the wii. Also, as expected, it's way slower then using a modern flash memory, but you will only notice that during the game loads. More serious, while playing DOD multiplayer for a long time, the screen would just turn black. you will not respaw, just be able to access the menus and change weapons. it happens randomly. never happened with a usb stick.|1}}
{{USBDevice|2.5" HDD External Case - SATA (Initio Corporation)|13FD 1240|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with Toshiba MK325GSX 320Gb SATA using USB loader GX Revision 890|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.buy.com/prod/2-5-blue-wire-mesh-usb-2-0-sata-hard-drive-disk-hdd-enclosure-case/q/loc/101/211934976.html 2.5" HDD External Case] |13FD 1840|Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with IBM/Lenovo Hitachi 60 gb 2.5 SATA HDD pulled from a Thinkpad T60 & a Momentus 5400 RPM from Seagate pulled from a Compaq F500 Note: I don't know why an enclosure with a similar VID works, but after trying two HDDs in the enclosure and trying another completely different enclosure THAT WORKED I can safely say - this does not work. Light blinks, but both USBLoader v9 and CFG loader freeze|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure||Works|Works|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-222 Enclosure||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and a 2,5" Hitachi HTS543216L9A300 160GB. After launching USB loader or any Homebrew it makes the wii freeze.|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://bit.ly/cphxim Chronos One-Touch-Backup 2.5] SATA enclosure with [http://bit.ly/Rsftz WD Scorpio Blue WD2500BEVT]||Not Tested|Not Tested|Doesn't Work|Tested with USB Loader GX and wiiflow. Will start the game but after a while it freezes because of spidown issues. Tried to disable with hdparm but no luck there!|1}}
{{USBDevice|[http://www.delock.com/produkte/gruppen/Geh%C3%A4use/Delock_35_External_Enclosure_USB_20_42371.html Delock 3,5 External Enclosure > USB 2.0 ]||Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Doesn't Work|Tested with 5 different HDDs which work with other enclosure |0}}
{{USBDevice|Satellite AX-323 Enclosure|152D 2339|Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with Wiiflow running with IOS 222 and a 3,5" 1TB Samsung Sata HD.|1}}
{{USBDevice|Diginote 2,5" USB2.0/eSata||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 500gb Hitachi HDD|1}}
{{USBDevice|Wintech EX-MOB-86 3,5" SATA to USB 2.0 ||Not Tested|Not Tested|Works|Tested with USB Loader GX with a 250gb Samsung HDD|0}}
{{USBDevice|Innostor IS888 Controller IC Based Enclosures|Several|Works|Not Tested|Works|Tested several different enclosures based on this IC, All worked well (2.5/3.5/Several Brands/Several Designs). Transfer rate not brilliant - around 30MB/s read.|1}}
|}

==Links==
*[[USB Game Compatibility Table]]

[[Category:Wii Backup Launchers]]
[[Category:Compatibility Lists]]

Acekard RPG

2012-02-15T04:58:24Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 109.230.216.60 (talk) to last revision by Logan

{{Infobox_Flashcart
|img=AcekardRPG.jpg
|manufacturer=AceKard team
|firmware=AceKard RPG
'''[[AKAIO]]'''
|spring=Yes
|cheats=cheat.dat, cheat.xml, usrcheat.dat
|slot=Top, SDHC
|dsi=No
|site=http://www.acekard.com
|award=[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Silver]}}
The Acekard R.P.G. is a Nintendo DS SLOT-1 flash card which fits flush in the DS slot.

It has available 1GB (gigabyte), or 8Gbit as they advertise it, of on-board "ultra fast" NAND flash memory. An industry standard mini-USB port is situated on the top of the cart used for managing the contents of the on-board flash memory.

A spring loaded micro SD slot is also found on the cart which will accommodated either a standard micro SD card or the new higher capacity micro SDHC cards. SDHC cards support up to 32GB of storage on a single card.

== Features ==
:* World's first Dual storage slot-1 card. Utilizes built in NAND flash as well as MicroSD cards.
:* Build in "Quick Exchange" Technology
:* World's first "Auto Save Type Detection"
:* Build in USB connector, support U-Disk
:* 100% Compatibility for all NDS games
:* Support for most Homebrew programs/games
:* Built-in "Rom Trimming" Function
:* Fully touch screen operation
:* Original game cart size, simple plug and play, no passme or flashed NDS needed.
:* Can be used as a PassMe to boot from slot-2 flash cards
:* Using "write balance" technology, able to re-write NAND flash more than usual
:* Save files are directly written to memory
:* Micro SD files exchange
:* Support Multi-language
:* Easy Skin Change
:* Open Source

== Review ==
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=68305

==External links==
*[http://www.acekard.com/ Acekard.com]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 Acekard message board on GBAtemp.net]
*[http://www.acekard.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?fid=4 Acekard BBS on Acekard.com]
*[http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php?title=AKAIO AKAIO WIKI]

{{Acekard}}

[[Category:Acekard]]

Moonshell

2012-02-15T04:58:18Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 62.92.115.100 (talk) to last revision by Tempbot

== About Moonshell ==
Moonshell 2 is by far the most advanced media player for the DS. (This application is the successor to the original Moonshell.)
The author of this application is called Moonlight (or Infinite Paralyser originally).
The latest/last version of Moonshell is v2.10.

'Moonshell 2' currently supports the following file formats:

:-Music Formats: MP1, MP2, MP3, OGG, WAV, M4A, AAC, WMA, TTA, MID, RCP, R36

:-DPG encoded video

:-MOD formats: MOD, IT, MTM, S3M, XM, 669, MED, STM, AMF, GDM, ULT, UNI, ASY, IMF, OKT, STX

:-Chiptune formats: SPC, NSF, GBS, HES, AY, SAP, KSS

:-Playlist formats: M3U, WPL

:-Picture formats: JPG, BMP, GIF (non-animated), PNG, PSD

:-Text Files

=== Commercial ROM/Games loading ===
Although Moonlight has never allowed Commercial/Pirate ROMS to run through Moonshell - several people have found different methods to allow it to do so:
:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp3U9V0qto4 Youtube Video for versions 2.07 to 2.10]
:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MP3b8xuY_c Youtube Video for versions 2.08 to 2.09]
:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgPB2hBwOl4 Youtube Video for versions 2.05 to 2.06]

Please note that although videos show it's for the DSTT flashcard - it is the same for virtually all other cards EXCEPT Acekards.
A guide for setting up 'YSMenu with Moonshell' can also be found [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?act=ST&f=177&t=149734 Here] as well

For Acekards it is recommended that the [http://filetrip.net/f8471-Moonshell-ak-Loader-%28Akaio%29-Akaio-MS-Loader-v1-0.html nds.akaio.nds] loader is used instead of [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php?title=YSMenu YSMenu], as there has been reports that using YSMenu on Acekard can cause the card to be 'Bricked'

== To Install Moonshell ==
The easiest way is to download the latest version from [http://home.att.ne.jp/blue/moonlight/ Moonlight Website]
(Current/Final version 2.10).
:* Insert your Flashcard microSD card into your PC card reader.
:* Either run the EXE or Extract the ZIP file, depending on which version you download.
:* In the extracted file is a program called 'Setup.exe' - Run this.
:* Select the drive that represents your MicroSD card and click on [Install to ...].
:* In the next box place a tick in the 'Open More' box & Select which options you would like (dustbox/Moonmemo/extra languages/plugins, etc)
:* Click the Update button to continue.

Moonshell will then install all the necessary files to your MicroSD card.

It is also recommended that after it has been installed - you should run the 'LanguageSelect.exe' file to select the correct language. If you don't use this program - then you should run the 'moonshl2.nds' file FIRST when you've inserted your Flashcard & switched on

:* Remove your MicroSD card from your PC & insert into your Flashcard
:* Insert into your DSPhat/DSLite/DSi & switch on
:* Run either 'moonshl2.nds' or 'moonshl2_directboot.nds' to run

Alternatively you just need to copy over the 'moonshl2' folder & 'moonshl2.nds' and 'moonshl2_directboot.nds' files to the ROOT of your MicroSD Card

== Moonshell's Shortcut Keys ==

=== Keys: ===
: X/Y: Configure Volume
: A: Open File
: B: Return to Previous
: SELECT: Launch Tabs
: START: System Menu
: L+X/Y: Configure Brightness
: L+A/B: Previous/Next Song
: L+R+A: Play all tracks in SD Card
: L+Left: Show MP3 Controls
: L+Up: Pause
: L+R: Pause
: L+Down: Toggle Playback Mode
: L Double Tap: Previous Track
: L Double Tap then Hold: Seek Backward 1%
: L Triple Tap: Pause
: R+Left or Right: Seek Back/Forward by 1%
: R+Up or Down: Seek Back/Forward by 5%
: R+A: Play all Tracks in Folder
: R Triple Tap: Standby Mode
: R Double Tap+Hold: Seek Forward 1%
: R Double Tap: Next Track

== How To... ==
=== Use Moonshell's recycle bin===
:* Create a folder on the root called 'dustbox'
: (this may already be created if you selected it within the 'setup.exe' program when installing)
:* Press the [Start] button for more than 3 seconds to move files to the 'dustbox'.
:* Any files deleted from the 'dustbox' folder are totally removed.

=== Use moonmemo ===
:* Create a folder called 'moonmemo' in the root of your card.
:* When you create and save a 'memo' it creates a *.bmp file in that folder.

=== Remove items from the menu ===
:* Press and hold your stylus on the item to be removed.
:* After about a second, it will be deleted from the menu.

=== Use Bookmarks ===
==== Save a Bookmark ====
:* Open a TXT file for reading
:* Press [X] to show 4 'bookmark' save positions
:* Select one and press [A] to save your current position

==== Load a Bookmark ====
:* Press [Y] to show bookmark saves
:* Highlight to one you want & press [A] to load

=== Take Screenshots ===
To take a screenshot of any moonshell screen
:* Ensure there is free space on your SD card.
:* Press and hold the SELECT button for three seconds.
:* When the screenshot has been saved Moonshell will freeze, so you will have to reboot your DS.
:* The screenshot will be saved as a bmp.
:* You will need to reset the DS to return back into Moonshell

Note that the 'grab screenshot function' does not work on a DSi on any version of Moonshell EXCEPT v2.10

=== Change the wallpaper ===
:* Press [Select] to view options for image viewing.
:* At the bottom of these options there is one called account for Space between screens. Disable this.
:* View the images with Moonshell2.
:* Press [Start], they will be set as your new wallpaper.

=== Change the 'skin' ===
Visit KingdomBlade's post [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?act=ST&f=177&t=163493 here] and scroll down to the 'Skins' section to download a variety of skins or visit [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?act=ST&f=177&t=159031 janious post]

:* Once downloaded unZIP/unRAR the file & you should end up with a file ending in '.skn'.
:* Copy this file anywhere onto your microSD card.
:* Put your MicroSD/Flash card into your DS & switch on.
:* Start up Moonshell & browse to where you stored the .skn file.
:* Highlight the file & press [A] to select.

== See also ==
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?act=ST&f=177&t=200282 Moonshell2 Changelogs]
*[[How_to_encode_DPG_Video_for_Moonshell]]
*[[NDS Homebrew]]

[[Category:NDS Homebrew]]

Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

2012-02-15T04:58:13Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 78.46.16.208 (talk) to last revision by Logan

This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 New==

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

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SuperCard (CF/SD/Lite/Rumble)

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==Supercard Versions==
[[image:SupeCard CF V1.jpg |thumb| Version 1 of the Supercard CF]]
[[Image:SuperCard CF V2.jpg |thumb| Version 2 of the Supercard CF]]

===Supercard CF (Compact Flash) Slot 2===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=25598 Supercard CF Review]

[[Image:SuperCard SD.jpg |thumb| The SuperCard SD]]
===Supercard SD (Secure Digital) Slot 2===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=30230 Supercard SD Review]

===Supercard Mini SD (Mini SD) Slot 2===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=32151 Supercard Mini SD Review]

[[Image:SuperCard rumble.jpg |thumb| Supercard Mini SD Rumble]]
===Supercard Lite (Micro SD) Slot 2===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=40941 Supercard Lite Rumble Version Review]

[[Image:SuperCard lite.jpg |thumb| SuperCard Lite]]
[[Image:Supercard Lite Rumble.jpg |thumb| SupeCard Lite Rumble]]
===Supercard Rumble Versions Slot 2===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=38521 SuperCard SD Rumble version Review ]

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=40941 Supercard Lite Rumble Version Review]

==History==
The Supercard teams history began with the production of the first Supercard CF. Through higher demand, the SC Team then made the second version, the same size as a GBA cartridge. This was then followed by the most popular version of the Supercard series, the Supercard SD. Further revisions created the Supercard Mini-SD version, which is the same size as a standard GBA cartridge. This allowed the Supercard to be completely inserted into the Original DS system. After the release of the DS Lite, the Supercard Lite was created. This, much like the SC Mini-SD, prevented the cart from being exposed from the outside of the DS lite.

Often referred to as the "cheapest" or lowest end of the DS back up kits, Supercard flashcarts are known for their low price, and unfortunately lack of consistent updates. (In comparison to other companies such as: [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/G6_%28Lite%29 G6 Team] and [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/M3_Adapter_%28Perfect/Pro/Lite%29 M3] )

The latest Supercard Team flashcart, the [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/Supercard_DS_One Supercard DS One] is the first slot 1 flashcart made by the Supercard team.

== How to install the SuperCard ==

To use your SuperCard to its fullest extent, you require the following equipment...

- A Nintendo DS (for playing NDS games), or if you only wish to play GBA games; then a Game Boy Advance

- The SuperCard adapter (the GBA cartridge part)

- A PassMe device.* (This can be any compatible PassMe variation, for example; a SuperPass.)

- An original Nintendo DS game card (if you choose to use a PassMe)

- A SD (Secure Digital) memory card

- A SD memory card reader/writer connected to your PC

- A PC with an internet connection (internet connection only required for the initial installation).

- A ZIP and RAR archive extractor installed on the PC

<nowiki>*= Not required if you already have a Nintendo DS with the FlashMe firmware replacement installed.</nowiki>

If you don't have any of the above items, you may not be able to use your SuperCard to its fullest, or at all.

Step One:
Visit http://www.supercard.cn , visit the download page and download both the latest PC client software and the latest firmware (aka. kernel).
Extract the contents of both downloaded RARs/ZIPs to a folder on your PC.

Step Two:
Read through any included readme files, and install the software as per the instructions included.

Step Three:
The software should now be successfully installed.
Next we need to update the firmware (the software physically contained/installed on the SuperCard adapter) on the SuperCard adapter to the newest version that you just downloaded. To perform this upgrade, continue now through steps 4 and 5, and then

refer to section 10 of this How To guide.

Step Four:
Insert your SD memory card into your PCs card reader. Your PC should detect it and the card will appear as a new drive.

Step Five:
Now we need to format the SD memory card. (So make sure there are no important files on there! If there are, then back them up!).
Right click the SD cards drive letter icon and click 'Format'. Leave most options as default, but change the File System to FAT/FAT16, and un-tick Quick Format. You can give the card a volume label/name if you wish.
Click Start to format. And once its done close the window, and open up the drives contents.

Step Six:
Let's take a look at the PC client software for the SuperCard that we installed in step two.
Click your Start button, and go to Programs > Super Card > Super Card.

The following window should appear...

[[Image:Sc_soft1.jpg]]

The SuperCard PC side software (which should look the same as above), is very simple.
It doesn't organise the contents of your SD card, it's merely an all-in-one ROM converter tool.

As you can see, there are 2 tabs. 'Game List' and 'Options'.

'Game List' is where we pass through all the ROMs that we add to the SuperCard before copying them to the SD card. This can be GBA and NDS ROMs. FYI, the client supports zipped ROMs, so there's no need to extract the ROM you wish to copy from its ZIP archive. The Game List interface is made up of 2 sections, the first, is the large table. This is where the ROMs (GBA/NDS) you are going to convert will be shown. This table allows you to change patching and other settings per ROM per batch.

[[Image:Sc_soft2.jpg]]

The 'Options' screen includes 3 sections, the first you'll want to change immediately. This is where you choose the directory you want the software to output converted ROMs. For example, you could have it set to immediately output onto your SD card.
The second section is to change the software between English or Chinese (Tr/Si).
The third section includes 5 options that are really best left as default. They are the default settings that will apply for all ROMs put through the software.

== How to play a NDS game ==

Open up the SuperCard client software.
Configure the output path in the Options tab to where you want the converted ROMs to be saved. This can simply be your SD card.

Now, in the 'Game List' tab, click 'Add'. Locate the NDS ROM(s) (can be within a ZIP) you wish to convert and add it to the software.
The ROM will now appear within the main table.

Now, we need to check the ROM you wish to convert is able to be played on the SuperCard with no issues. And if there are known issues, we need to know what settings to change or procedures to take to make it best compatible.
Visit http://www.dualscene.net and check out DjoeN's SuperCard compatibility list and find the ROM you wish to convert and make sure there are no known issues. If there are issues with the ROM you wish to convert, they should tell you the appropriate steps you need to take to get it working, so follow them...

When everything is ready to go, all we need to do is double check we've got all ROMs in the list we want to convert, and then click 'Out' which will begin patching/converting the ROMs and then save them in the folder you chose under the SuperCard options screen.

When the software alerts you its finished, click OK and close the software. Now locate the newly converted ROMs.

You'll find the SuperCard software has created ROMs with the extension .dsq, and matching save files with the extension .sav.
Now let's copy these files to our SD card and test them!

Open up your SD card in explorer. And begin copying all the files (.dsq and .sav) to the SD card.

Once they're written, you can create and move them into separate folders to make them better organised to suit you if you wish.
There's no need to move the .sav files into separate folders, leave them with their respective ROM. The actual SuperCard GUI software will automatically filter the .dsq and .sav files into separate tabs itself.

Now, eject the SD card from both Windows and your card reader using the appropriate method(s) and carefully insert the SD card into your SuperCard adapter.
Now insert the adapter into your Nintendo DS, and insert a PassMe/SuperPass and an original NDS game card (if required) into your Nintendo DS, and turn on your Nintendo DS.

The Nintendo DS should boot straight into the SuperCard GUI. If it doesn't, make sure your SuperCard adapter, SD card, PassMe device and NDS game card are all inserted securely.

Now under the list tab of the GUI, select the ROM you wish to play and hit 'A'. The ROM should load and begin to play!

== How to play a GBA game ==

Converting and playing a GBA game to use on the SuperCard is practically an identical process to running an NDS ROM, so if you've already gone through the NDS process you should have no problems.

Within the SuperCard software's main screen, click 'Add' and choose the GBA ROM file you wish to convert and add it to the software (can be added directly from a zip file).

Right click the ROM when it appears in the table, and choose 'Properties'. If you wish to make any changes to the GBA ROM, here's the place to do it! You can apply IPS patches directly, enable/disable real-time save support, enable/disable compression (not recommended), add cheats and more...

Click 'Out' when you're done, and the software will perform all actions required/requested and save the ROM(s) into the directory you chose under 'Options'.

Open up your SD card in explorer. And begin copying the files to the SD card.
Once they're written, you can create and move them into separate folders to make them better organised to suit you if you wish.
There's no need to move the .sav files into separate folders, leave them with their respective ROM. The actual SuperCard GUI software will automatically filter the .sav files into a separate tab itself.

Now, eject the SD card from both Windows and your card reader using the appropriate method(s) and carefully insert the SD card into your SuperCard adapter.

Now insert the adapter into your Nintendo DS in GBA mode (NDS mode if you wish, but you'll require a PassMe to get started), or your Game Boy Advance and power on. Choose the GBA ROM you wish to play and hit 'A' to begin loading and play!

== Managing your NDS saves ==
Coming soon.

== Managing your GBA saves ==
Coming soon.

== How to play emulated games (Game Boy, Sega MS, PCE, NES etc...) ==

The following systems are supported directly by the SuperCard...

- NES,

- Game Boy (monochrome only!),

- PC Engine,

- Sega Master System (and Game Gear).

Emulating and playing games from those systems is as easy as 1, 2, 3! The emulators for those systems are actually built into the SuperCards firmware, so there's no need to mess about with applying emulators and patching etc...

To get playing emulated games for those systems, all you need to do is simply copy over the clean game ROM(s) to your SD card. (Again, you can organise them into folders to keep things better organised if you wish!) There's no need to put these ROMs through the client software, as I said; just copy them straight to your SD card!

Now if you want to save your progress during a NES game on the SuperCard, this will require a little bit more effort. To be able to do this, we need to create a save file for the SuperCard and PocketNES to use.

Navigate to the directory where you installed the SuperCard PC client software. (Normally "C:\Program Files\SC\").
Select and Copy the file named NesFileName.sav. Back to your SD card contents, and Paste a copy of the file here. Now you'll need a copy for every NES game you have on your SD card, and you need to rename each .sav you copied to match the filename of the NES ROM and suffix it with .sav.

Example: If your NES ROM file name is... "supermario.nes". You need to rename your 64KB .sav file as "supermario.nes.sav".

Now when emulating that NES ROM, you should be able to save using the normal PocketNES procedure (L+R buttons simultaneously for menu).

== How to play movies ==

Unlike emulation, the SuperCard doesn't support movie files directly for obvious technical limitations. Instead, the work is done using other software. You have the choice between "Moonshell" and "GBA Movie Player".
Both require a fair amount of work to get your video files converted properly, as they need to be in the exact format supported by each software. Moonshell requires the video files to be in DPG format.

Head on over to the SuperCard download site and download the latest available version of Moonshell for the SuperCard.
This file can be copied straight to your SuperCard (it will already be converted/patched).

Now visit the official Moonshell authors site at http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/

And download the latest version of the DPG converter (may be included in the latest Moonshell build - but ignore that copy of Moonshell as for the SuperCard, you require the version we downloaded earlier that is designed for SuperCard).

Now you have everything needed, you can start converting video files to DPG format for use with Moonshell.

There is an excellent guide for doing this available at: http://www.scdev.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1962

Once your video files are converted properly, you can copy them to your SD card, and can organise them into folders if you wish. The Moonshell GUI will allow you to navigate through the contents of your SD card and supports long filenames.

To use Moonshell, simply plug your SD card back into your SuperCard adapter when it's ready, attach your PassMe device if required to your DS and turn on your DS. Boot into the SuperCard GUI and select the Moonshell DS file you downloaded earlier from

the SuperCard website and copied across to the SD card. It should now boot into Moonshell...

Using the Moonshell GUI is very straight forward. You have a directory view on the top screen, controlled by the d-pad and A button, and on the lower screen you have a touch screen controlable GUI for open files/applications.
Help is available on screen on Moonshell if you get stuck!

If you want to use "GBA Movie Player" then..

You need to download the following software from the download section at http://www.supercard.cn

- Movie Player

- Movie Maker

I won't go through each step required to get the movies converted and playing here, as the creators of the GBA Movie Player have done a good enough job themselves.

Follow this link to learn how to get movies onto your SuperCard: http://movieadvance.com/product-2-1.htm

== How to play music ==

Just like in the case of movies above, the SuperCard doesn't support music files directly for obvious technical limitations.
Instead, the work is done using other software. For music, you again have a choice between using "Moonshell" and "GBA Movie Player".

If you're going to be listening to music in MP3 or OGG format, then I highly recommend that you use Moonshell. For the simple fact that it doesn't require you to convert the MP3/OGG files to any other format!

Head on over to the SuperCard download site and download the latest available version of Moonshell for the SuperCard.
This file can be copied straight to your SuperCard (it will already be converted/patched).

Now all you need to do is simply copy your MP3/OGG format music straight to your SuperCard! You can organise them into folders if you want to, as the Moonshell GUI will allow you to navigate through the contents of your SD card and supports long filenames.

To use Moonshell, simply plug your SD card back into your SuperCard adapter when it's ready, attach your PassMe device if required to your DS and turn on your DS. Boot into the SuperCard GUI and select the Moonshell DS file you downloaded earlier from

the SuperCard website and copied across to the SD card. It should now boot into Moonshell...

Using the Moonshell GUI is very straight forward. You have a directory view on the top screen, controlled by the d-pad and A button, and on the lower screen you have a touch screen controlable GUI for open files/applications.
Help is available on screen on Moonshell if you get stuck!

If you still want to use "GBA Movie Player", read below.

You'll need to download the following software from the download section at http://www.supercard.cn

- Movie Player

- Movie Maker

I won't go through each step required to get the music converted and playing here, as the creators of the GBA Movie Player have done a good enough job themselves.

Follow this link to learn how to get music onto your SuperCard: http://movieadvance.com/product-2-2.htm

== How to view pictures ==

Moonshell also has the ability to view picture files (JPEG/BMP/PNG). So if you already set up Moonshell you're good to go, if you haven't, refer to sections 7 or 8 of this guide to see how to get started with Moonshell.

Once Moonshell is set up on your SuperCard, all you need to do is simply copy pictures in a supported file format (JPEG/BMP/PNG) to your SD card. Again, you can use folders if you like.

Viewing the pictures on your DS is easy using Moonshell, it will take a few seconds to decode the image, and then you can view it on the DS's touch screen and use the stylus or d-pad to scroll around the picture.

Another method to view pictures on your DS with the SuperCard is to use GBAJpegViewer. You first need to visit http://www.supercard.cn and visit the download page and download the latest available version of GBAJpegViewer.

Viewing pictures using the GBAJpegViewer is done through GBA mode, so you should note that you'll only be able to view the pictures you convert using one screen and at a reduced resolution when using a Nintendo DS.

Once you've downloaded the latest version of GBAJpegViewer, extract the contents of the download to a folder on your PC.

Now open the GBAJpegPacker application. As complicated as it looks, it's fairly straight forward to use!

To start with, click 'Add Files' (top-right) and select and add all the picture files you want to convert.

The image files will appear in a table within the application, click on each one individually to see an estimated preview of the converted image. You can configure how you want it converted in the options to the right.

Now we need to configure how we want the ROM built, and customise it to our needs.

A nice feature of GBAJpegViewer is the ability to add your own custom background music for when you're viewing the pictures on your GBA/NDS.
If you want to add your own music, click the '...' button in the music section and open an MP3/WAV file, and tick 'Use BG Music'. (Note this will substantially increase the output file size and increase the conversion time).

Also, if you wish to password protect the ROM to protect the image files, click 'ROM Options' and change tick the use password box, and add enter a password.

When you're done click 'Build GBA ROM' (middle-right), and the application will do the business and leave you with a GBA ROM file which you can add to your SuperCard! (See section 3 for instructions on how to do this!).

== How to perform a firmware upgrade ==

We recommend that before using the SuperCard for the first time, that you upgrade the internal firmware to the latest version.

Head over to http://www.supercard.cn and visit the Download section in your appropriate language.

Download the latest available firmware (aka. kernel). Once the download is complete, extract the contents of the ZIP/RAR to a folder on your PC.

You should be left with a file named similar to sd_154.bin, or upgrade.bin or something similar.

To upgrade your SuperCards firmware, follow these steps...

Step One:
Insert your SD memory card into your PCs card reader. Your PC should detect it and the card will appear as a new drive.

Step Two:
If you haven't already formatted your SD card to a file system supported by the SuperCard, then perform the following instructions...
First make sure there are no important files on your SD card! If there are, then back them up! Formatting will permanently destroy any files on your SD card!!
Right click the SD cards drive letter icon and click 'Format'. Leave most options as default, but change the File System to FAT/FAT16, and un-tick Quick Format. You can give the card a volume label/name if you wish.
Click Start to format. And once its done close the window, and open up the drives contents.

Step Three:
Copy the firmware (aka. kernel) file that you downloaded and extracted from its archive to the root (at the top level of the SD card (not inside any folders)) of your SD card. Make sure the file copy/move completes successfully.

Step Four:
Now, eject the SD card from both Windows and your card reader using the appropriate method(s) and carefully insert the SD card into your SuperCard adapter.

Step Five:
Now insert the adapter into a Nintendo DS/Game Boy Advance, and turn on the system and boot it into GBA MODE (DS only).

Step Six:
The SuperCard will boot and auto-detect the firmware upgrade file and ask you if you want to continue. Follow the instructions to continue, and with any luck the firmware upgrade will go smoothly.

Congratulations, you just upgraded the SuperCards firmware!

== FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) ==

Official SuperCard FAQ: http://www.supercard.cn/eng/faq.htm

=== Q: What is the SuperCard's ROM compatibility like? ===
A: Currently it "works" with 99% of ROMs, while there may be other compatibility issues in-game these are only minor, and the overall compatibility rate is very high.
For a list visit this page: http://www.dualscene.net/djoen/supercardlist/data.php

=== Q: I can't get ROM #XXXX to work! HELP! ===
A: Again, check the following list: http://www.dualscene.net/djoen/supercardlist/data.php
It will mention any compatibility issues and if there are ways of resolving them, it will tell you what to do.

=== Q: What's the cheapest online store to buy a SuperCard? ===
A: For European's I recommend http://shop.01media.com to avoid import taxes and other nasties you get when importing. They have fantastic delivery times and customer support.

=== Q: Are there any differences between the SD card version and the CF version of the SuperCard? ===
A: At this point in time, I think the creators of the SuperCard have worked hard to keep both at the same levels. I may be mistaken (if so, PM me!) but they should both function just as well as each other.
The only real difference that I'm aware of is that the CF version doesn't have as long a battery life as the SD version.

=== Q: What are the flashing speeds like? ===
A: It's entirely dependent on your SD/CF card, your card reader and your PCs USB port. (USB1/2).
Using a USB 1.1 port and a standard speed SD card, the time it takes me to write a 64MB (512Mbit) file is approx. 1 minute and 20 seconds.

=== Q: I have the latest version of the Nintendo DS, with the most recent firmware. Will the SuperCard be compatible with it? ===
A: Using a first revision SuperPass (or any other 1st gen PassMe device) - No.
You'll need a PassMe2, or a SuperPass2. Details on how to use them should be provided with the product.
If you buy a SuperPass2, details on how to use it are available here: http://www.supercard.cn/superpass2/

=== Q: Can you have multiple game saves at one time on the SuperCard? ===
A: No. The SuperCard can only handle one save at a time, but they are easily backed up off the SD/CF card and are in a RAW format.

=== Q: Is the SuperCard compatible with FlashMe? ===
A: Yes, SuperCard is 100% compatible with the FlashMe firmware replacement!
Please note that when using FlashMe, if you want to use sleep mode while in-game, you need an original NDS card in your DS slot!

=== Q: Is the SuperCard compatible with Game Boy Micro? ===
A: I can't give a definete answer as I don't own a GB Micro. But I've heard reports of issues using the CF model in the GB Micro, but the SD version seems to function properly. (If anyone could PM me and clear this confusion up it would be much

appreciated!).

=== Q: Can I use the NeoFlash Magic Key 1, 2 or 3 with the SuperCard? ===
A: Yes, they work just fine as PassMe's. Just don't forget you need an original NDS card inserted!

=== Q: Does the SuperCard adapter support zipped ROM files? ===
A: No, the SuperCard adapter does not support zipped files. All files on the memory card must be unzipped.
The SuperCard PC software does support the opening of ROMs within zipped folders, but when converted, the ROM will be unzipped and must remain unzipped when put onto the memory card to be used in the SuperCard.

==Further Links:==
[http://www.Supercard.cn/ Official Supercard Website.]

[http://www.Supercard.fr/ Official Supercard Website in France.]

[http://www.dualscene.net/viewpage.php?page_id=28 Supercard Compatibility List]

[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=92 Supercard GBAtemp.net Forum]

[http://scdev.org/ SCDEV: A Major Supercard Developer forum]

[http://supercard.tk/ Supercard.tk: An unofficial supercard site. Mirrors firmware/software downloads when the official site gets overloaded, and also occasionaly releases dat files that fix games before the official ones come out.]

[[Category:NDS Slot-2 Carts]]

EDGE

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EDGE 
Manufactured by: [http://www.edge-ds.cn/?lang=en&page=home EDGE]
[[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/urzathetyrant/GBAtemp/EDGE/100_1001.jpg]]

== Variants ==
The Edge comes in black, but a few white ones came out when they had a manufacturing shortage. There are also limited edition Gold ones availbe through competition only.

== General ==
EDGE, almost completely unknown until it appeared on DX. At first glance it would appear to be strictly a poor clone of the CycloDS, mimicking only the menus and lacking any of the enhanced features. Read on to find out that's not as bad as it sounds.

== Features ==
* Supports MicroSDHC cards up to 32GB
* Plays Commercial NDS ROM
* MicroSD support
* PDA-style interface
* Video/Mp3 playback
* Plays Homebrew NDS ROMS
* Touch to execute OS system
* Works with Moonshell for multimedia playback such as movies and MP3’s
* Frequently updated OS for best compatibility
* Action Replay compatible cheat system
* Brightness adjustment for NDSL
* In game reset
* Full download play support
* Supports slot 2 expansions
* Multi language user interface
* Save game saves directly to Micro SD
* Automatic save game type detection
* Supports clean ROMs
* Robust non-spring loaded Micro SD slot
* Micro SDHC card reader included
* Slow motion

== Compatibility ==
=== ROM Compatibility ===
[http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/0001_to_0100 Rom Compatibility Chart]

=== Homebrew Compatibility ===
[[NDS Homebrew Compatibility List]]

== Review ==

=== Official GBAtemp Review ===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=74099 Edge Review]

=== Other Reviews ===

=== Images ===

==Initial Setup==

==Frequently asked questions==

== See Also ==
* [[3 in 1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V]]

== Useful Links ==

=== Support ===

===Downloads===
'''Firmware'''
* [http://www.edge-ds.cn/downloads/EDGE-OS-1.42.zip Firmware 1.42]
----------------------------------------------------------
* [http://www.edge-ds.cn/downloads/edge-manual-1.0-ENG.pdf User Manual]
* [http://www.edge-ds.cn/downloads/DSLite_Skin_Editor_1.2.zip Skin Editor]
* [http://www.edge-ds.cn/downloads/moonshell-edge-1.71-release2.rar Moonshell]

[[Category:NDS Slot-1 Carts]]

3 in 1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V

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AKA: 3-in-1, 3 in 1, EZ Expansion Pack, EZ-Flash 3-in-1, EZ-Flash 3 in 1, Expansion Pack 
Manufactured by: [http://www.ezflash.cn EZ-Flash]
[[Image:3in1-1.jpg|350px|3 in 1 Expansion Pack (Only for DS Lite)|right]]
[[Image:EZ-Flash_3in1_gba_sized.jpg|350px|3 in 1 Expansion Pack (GBA Cartridge Sized)|right]]

== Variants ==
*3in1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V for DS Lite (White or Black; there are 3 known board revisions)
*3in1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V for DS (AKA DS "Phat" Version or GBA Size)

*Notes:
1st board version ended due to chip supply issues.

2nd board version ended due to planned upgrade of NOR capacity.

3rd board version of the 3in1 has 512Mbit (64MB capacity) NOR and 128Mbit (16MB) PSRAM.

*Typo Notes:
The EZ-Team do not use spaces in the name '''3in1''' and is shown as one word. Other reseller sites used a typo spelling where spaces or dashes where introduced in the name and has come out as '''3 in 1''' or '''3-in-1''' due to the text printed on the box to be formated justified, causing spaces. Referenced to the correct spelling can be seen on the EZ-Flash product page [http://www.ezflash.cn/products.htm here].

== General ==
The 3 in 1 Expansion Pack is a [[:Category:NDS Slot-2 Carts|NDS Slot-2 Cart]] that works in conjunction with [[:Category:NDS Slot-1 Carts|NDS Slot-1 Carts]]. The device officially attempts to integrate three distinct solutions. First, the device is capable of loading GBA games stored in slot-1 devices in a manner similar to previous slot-2 solutions created by the EZ-flash team. Secondly, the 3 in 1 is a memory expansion pack. Finally, the device is a competing rumble pak expansion for games that support official DS rumble pack. Furthermore, open third-party access to the hardware features have expanded the capability of the Expansion Pack.

The 3 in 1 Expansion Pack for EZ-Flash V can be officially purchased as a bundle with the EZ-Flash V or separately. The product was specifically designed for [[EZ-Flash V]], but users of other slot-1 cards are able to utilize the Expansion Pack.

== Hardware Features ==

* 256 Mb (32 MB) of NOR Flash Memory(512 Mb/64 MB on the third revision). This type of memory is able to retain data without requiring uninterrupted power. Depending on data size, writing may take up to several minutes. One typical use includes copying over a GBA ROM, thereby allowing the 3-in-1 to act like a real GBA cartridge.
* 128 Mb (16 MB) of PSRAM. This memory does not retain data when the power is turned off. However it can be written at speeds much faster than NOR memory.
* 4 Mb (512 KB) of battery backed SRAM for save data. The battery is necessary to retain data.
* Programmable embedded "rumble pak" (haptic feedback) device

== Software ==

=== Official ===
# GBA Loader:
#* GBA ROMs and save data are stored long-term in the Slot-1 device memory
# 128 Mb (16 MB) PSRAM Expansion:
#* Extra RAM necessary for programs like DS Opera Web Browser loaded from Slot-1 device.
# Rumble function:
#* Works with all official rumble enabled NDS games and homebrew loaded from Slot-1 device.
#* Rumble can be set to three levels of intensity.

=== Third-Party ===
The source code necessary to utilize the key hardware features of the expansion pack is readily available to developers. There have already been many successful solutions for third-party slot-1 carts. There are many practical and creative projects openly available in the homebrew scene.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name & Link
! Author
! Program Type
! Brief Summary
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?t=4262 Standalone Browser Patch]
| Triforce, Cory1492
| Patcher
| Patches the DS Browser allowing automatic detection of the 3 in 1 PSRAM
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?t=4767 Standalone Rumble Patch]
| anonYmous
| Patcher
| Patching tool for DS ROMS that support rumble. This allows automatic detection of the rumble hardware, therefore not requiring any tool to turn on the rumble feature. This is a manual version of the automated patching done by the EZ-Flash V.
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?t=4749 GBALdr]
| Cory1492
| GBA ROM Loader
| A homebrew application run from the DS that will load games directly to NOR memory, load/save .sav files, and can auto-backup the save data currently on the cart when loading a new game. Due to the fact that it only loads games into NOR memory, it can be painfully slow, taking up to 5 minutes in some cases. Cory1492 has recently updated the GBALdr program to fix the problems detecting and running GBA games with newer 3in1 cards which have different hardware components to earlier versions. Full details of the updated GBALdr can be found [http://nds.cmamod.com/2008/01/27/gbaldr-3in1-01-final-hw-abstraction-update/ here].
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/about5006.html 3in1 ExpPack Tool] (Succeeded by GBA ExpLoader)
| Rudolph
| GBA ROM Loader / Hardware Enabling
| Another homebrew application that runs from the DS. This is by far one of the best loaders available. Just as with GBALdr, it can load games to the 3 in 1. What makes it different than GBALdr is the fact that it can load all ROMS under 16MB directly to the PSRAM on the 3 in 1, making copy time less than a minute in nearly all cases. Additionally, it can load games to NOR memory if they exceed 16MB. Two other features that I find to be unique to this tool is the ability to turn the Rumble Pack on and off (for supported DS games) and the ability to switch the cart over to an Expansion Pack for use with the Opera Browser. Rudolph recently updated the 3in1 ExpPack software and renamed it to GBA ExpLoader. Compatible with the first chip set. The latest version can be downloaded from [http://blog.so-net.ne.jp/Rudolph/ here]
|-
| [http://kotei.blog.so-net.ne.jp/ GBA ExpLoader] (Successor to 3in1 ExpPack Tool by Rudolph)
| Rudolph
| GBA ROM Loader and Patcher / Hardware Enabling
| Rewrite of the 3in1 ExpPack Tool allowing expanded compatibility with not only the succeeding 3in1 chip set, but also other [[:Category:NDS Slot-2 Carts|slot-2 carts]]. Differences from 3in1 ExpPack Tool: automatic GBA ROM file patching, multiple save mechanism, and extended compatibility with specific save types (for example, ROM 1386 - Famicom Mini Vol 5 Zelda no Densetsu, save type EEPROM_124).
|-
| [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=2775 NDS Backup Tool 3in1]
| Rudolph
| Backup Tool
| Utilizes the NOR Flash Memory and SRAM. This homebrew application can send or backup save information stored an original DS game cartridge. Furthermore, NDS Backup Tool 3in1 can backup original carts as ROMs. DS cartridges that contain more than 256 Mb (32MB) of data are compatible with this tool. The software is sophisticated enough to copy data in 256 Mb chunks and then rejoin them later in the slot-1 cartridge memory. Compatible with both chip sets.
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/about6317.html NDStation]
| Chuckstudios
| Patcher
| A very interesting approach to loading ROMs on the 3 in 1. Rather than having a homebrew running on the DS transfer the ROM to the 3 in 1, chuckstudios developed a Windows program (later ported to Linux by dg10050) that packaged the GBA ROM in an .NDS file. This packaged file, when launched from a Slot 1 card, would backup any existing save on the 3 in 1 and load the ROM onto it. The aim of the project is to give things a more integrated and unified feel with your Slot 1 cart. Additionally, one can customize the icon of the .nds file, alternatively load the game into the PSRAM, compress the ROM, and include a custom GBA border.
|-
| [http://www.cyclopsds.com/cgi-bin/cyclods/engine.pl?page=support CycloDS Evolution Firmware v1.2 and up]
| Team Cyclops
| Firmware
| The [[CycloDS Evolution]] officially integrates rumble for Nintendo DS games, memory expansion for Opera Browser without any additional ROM patching, and GBA-NDS linking.
|-
| [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?t=5342&start=0 Pokepatch for EZ3in1]
| Cory1492
| Patcher
| Patches Pokémon DS versions Diamond and Pearl allowing DS-GBA linkage. The GBA game must be loaded into the NOR. Please read the linked discussion thoroughly.
|-
| [http://www.dslinux.org DSLinux]
| [http://dslinux.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/ContactingDevelopers DSLinux Dev Team]
| Operating System
| Provides the Linux operating system more available RAM
|-
| [http://www.snemul.com/ds/ SNEmulDS]
| Archeide
| SNES Emulator
| Provides additional RAM to emulator in order to improve large SNES ROM emulation
|-
| [http://lazyone.drunkencoders.com/wordpress/index.php Mini vMac Port]
| Lazyone
| Legacy Mac OS Emulator
| Provides additional RAM
|-
| [http://lameboy.nutki.com Lameboy]
| Nutki
| Game Boy / Game Boy Color Emulator
| Rumble is supported GB/GBC games
|-
| [http://quake.drunkencoders.com/ Quake 1 and Quake 2 for Nintendo DS]
| Simon Hall
| Quake 1 and Quake 2 Ports for the DS
| Quake 1 uses the additional RAM as an optional enhancement. Quake 2 requires additional RAM from slot-2.
|}

== Compatibility ==
The current compatibility of the 3 in 1 with official games is practically complete. The official EZ-Flash V kernel software is capable of integrating all hardware featured in the 3 in 1 Expansion Pack. The EZ-Flash team does not ensure hardware compatibility with other slot-1 devices. Compatibility with third-party slot-1 carts appear to be just as good.

The 3 in 1 is compatible with GBA ROMs [[#When do I need to patch a GBA ROM in regards to the saving function?|properly patched]]. Optional ROM trimming is also available. GBA ROMs can be written to the PSRAM unless the ROM is larger than the 128 Mbit capacity and/or has a save type of 1 Mbit or larger. All GBA ROMs can be written into the 256 Mbit NOR flash memory. The NDS Browser requires additional patching and/or tools for unofficial slot-1 carts in order to recognize the PSRAM. The rumble feature is for NDS games and can be easily coded into homebrew. [[Lameboy]], a slot-1 Game Boy / Game Boy Color emulator, is an example of homebrew that is compatible with 3 in 1 rumble when properly enabled by either official or third-party software.

Homebrew applications can use the Expansion Pack as a memory expansion. For example, DSLinux-DLDI uses it to provide extra RAM for their linux port. SNEmulDS utilizes the extra RAM to improve large Nintendo SNES ROM emulation.

== Review ==

=== Official GBAtemp Review ===
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=42399 EZ-Flash V GBAtemp Review]

:'''Overall:''' ''"The build quality is great, it feels very sturdy and the black brushed finish was a good choice. The cart is held together with a single screw on the back. It fits firmly in the GBA slot however it does seem to stick out ever so slightly, so slight it’s hardly worth mentioning. You’ll notice it if you brush your finger over it though."''

:'''GBA:''' ''"You can start a GBA game by either hitting the ‘Start GBA game’ button on the DS firmware menu or by pressing R+A when selecting the game in the EZ-V menu. There is no EZ-V GBA loader menu meaning that you can only have one game on the cart at one time. It would be nice if in the future you were allowed to write multiple games to the 256mbit of space. But as it stands it's a simple and effective GBA solution for a slot-1 flash card. The EZTeam come highly recommended with all their GBA ventures and the Expansion Pack is no exception, GBA games run fine and are easy to write and use."''

:'''RAM:''' ''"When the Opera DS Browser was released it came with a separate RAM pack which gave the DS that little extra boost to run the application. The Expansion Pack simulates this RAM pack when you use the DS Browser ROM. There is no patching required, just simple drag & drop and the Opera Browser will work fine. Strangely though the Expansion Pack will not work if you use the original DS Browser DS card with it, only the ROM version will work. That being the case there shouldn’t be many people out there that would want to use the original card with the Expansion Pack if they have an EZ-V."''

:'''Rumble:''' ''"Rumble is loud, very loud. On full rumble the Expansion Pack is frighteningly loud and completely distracts from the gaming experience. This is in line with the official rumble pack. However you have the ability to select between three different strengths of rumble. Pressing R+L on the EZ-V loader will take you to the menu where you can select between low, medium or high. On low the rumble emits hardly any noise and still has a pleasant sensation when playing games like Elite Beat Agents. Games do not have to be patched for rumble support, that information is stored in the updated savelist file. Only official rumble supported games will use the Expansion Pack as it works just like the official pack."''

=== Images ===
<gallery>
Image:3-in-1.jpg
Image:Back.jpg
Image:Bottom.jpg
Image:Expansion-open2.jpg
Image:Expansion-open.jpg
Image:Ezv-plus.jpg
Image:Ez3n1package.jpg|Standalone Packaging
Image:Ez3n1openpackage.jpg|Contents
Image:Ez3n1compare.jpg|Comparison to Original
</gallery>

==Initial Setup==
'''Simply put, the most popular unified third-party program for GBA ROM Loading, RAM Expansion, and Rumble at this time is [http://kotei.blog.so-net.ne.jp/ GBA ExpLoader]. GBA ExpLoader automatically patches GBA ROMs during the ROM loading process.''' The following are fairly generalized instructions.
=== GBA ===
EZ-Flash V owners may follow the [http://ezflash.sosuke.com/wiki/index.php?title=EZFlash_V_quickstart_guide Official EZ-Flash V Quickstart Guide]. Other Slot-1 Carts will require a third-party solution.
==== Automatic Patching Method ====
Third-party applications have become more sophisticated allowing a more streamlined process of initial setup. This method of initial setup does not require manual patching of GBA ROMs.
#One will need a [[#Third-Party|Third-Party Loader]] that supports automatic GBA ROM patching in order to load a GBA ROM from a DLDI compatible Slot 1 cart.
#GBA ROMs can be [[GBAtemp_Glossary#T|trimmed]].
#Once the GBA ROMs and the necessary files for the Third-Party Loader are copied over to the slot-1 memory card, follow the instructions of the homebrew loader accordingly. One typical step is [[DLDI]] patching of the loader, which is usually a file with a .nds extension.

==== Original Method ====
The original method requires manual ROM patching. This can be used as a historical reference as third-party applications with automatic ROM patching become more mature.
#One will need a [[#Third-Party|Third-Party Loader]] in order to load a GBA ROM from a DLDI compatible Slot 1 cart.
#GBA ROMs can be [[GBAtemp_Glossary#T|trimmed]].
#GBA ROMs must be properly patched in order for the 3 in 1 to save to SRAM. Two popular tools are known to do this:
#*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=224 GBATA] - GBATA is the most widely accepted tool to use when SRAM patching GBA ROMs. All you need to do is load up the ROM (click the [...] button), click on the SRAM Patch tab, and click the Patch button. If the button is grayed out, then the ROM does not need to be patched.
#*[http://www.sosuke.com/ezflash/viewtopic.php?t=719 EZ4 Client] - EZ4 Client is an alternative to GBATA. While it performs a similar function as GBATA, several users have reported lost save files with roms patched with this program. If you have a GBA ROM that uses a 1mbit save, you must use this program to patch it.
#Once the the GBA roms and the necessary files for the Third-Party Loader are copied over to the slot-1 memory card, follow the instructions of the homebrew loader accordingly. One typical step is [[DLDI]] patching of the loader, which is usually a file with a .nds extension.

=== Nintendo DS Browser ===
The EZ-Flash V can open a clean Nintendo DS Browser ROM without any additional setup. Other Slot-1 Carts will require a third-party solution in order for the ROM to recognize the 3 in 1 PSRAM.

*One working third-party solution that enables other slot-1 carts to use the 3 in 1 with the Nintendo DS Browser ROM would be the GBA ExpLoader by Rudolph.
#Patch the program [[DLDI]] accordingly.
#Switch to the Rumble selection menu.
#Select 'Expansion RAM'.
#Start-up the DS Browser.

=== Rumble ===
According to the Quickstart Guide and Official GBAtemp review, an updated save list is necessary in order to identify NDS ROMs that support rumble when used in conjunction with the EZ-Flash V. Other Slot-1 Carts will require a third-party solution. Rumble is compatible with any NDS game or homebrew program that supports it.

*One working third-party solution that enables rumble in other slot-1 carts would be the GBA ExpLoader by Rudolph.
#Patch the program [[DLDI]] accordingly.
#Switch to the Rumble selection menu.
#Select the intensity of rumble, and the tool will soft-reset.
#Start-up a DS game or homebrew program.

*Due to the recent 3 in 1 expansion pack hardware revision, automatic rumble enabling for slot-1 carts, like EDGE and CycloDS, is broken. This is one workaround:
#Patch one of the games with Standalone 3in1 rumble patcher, for example Metroid Prime Pinball (preferable US version)
#Load the patched game once
#Trigger soft-reset
#Load a different game

==Frequently asked questions==

===Where do I put my ROMs?===
Unlike a lot of Slot 2 solutions out there, the 3 in 1 does not have its own removable storage. This is due to the fact that it was initially designed for use with the EZ-Flash V. ROMs are stored in a permanent fashion on the removable media or internal storage of your Slot 1 device. Where they are put is determined by which solution you choose from the [[#Third-Party|third-party solutions]] list. A cool feature of the 3 in 1 is treating a GBA ROM loaded in the NOR like a GBA cartridge.

===Can the 3 in 1 only hold 1 GBA ROM at a time?===
The 3 in 1 can only hold one ROM in its NOR, unless you are running an EZFlash V or V Plus with the 1.8x b2 loader. Any time you want to play a game 16MB or less, you copy it over to the PSRAM on the cartridge using your loader of choice. This is standard with all slot 2 cartridges. Most slot 2s that have firmware (the ones with removable or internal storage have the loader built-in). The only reason people think otherwise is because most Slot 2s have either removable or internal storage for ROMs, homebrew, etc, which the 3 in 1 does not. Please read the [[#Initial Setup|initial setup]] section, it will give a more in-depth explanation.

===Whenever I load up a game, my save is gone! What do I do?===
This kind of issue can only be resolved through troubleshooting. Does the GBA ROM require SRAM patching beforehand? If so, make sure you are SRAM patching your games using one of the two tools listed in the [[#Initial Setup|initial setup]] section. If you are already doing this, make sure you are loading games in either PSRAM or NOR, not both. From what I have seen, most loaders want you to use one or the other for it to work correctly. If you’ve tried everything else and your GBA roms still aren’t saving/loading properly then the problem may be that the battery (the thing inside the cartridge with yellow rubber coating) isn’t working. The save feature will not work without the battery. Try using GBAExploader, if it asks ”may I set this slot2 expansion pack for GBAExploader” every time you load it up then the battery is definitely broken. You now have 2 options:

1) Get a new ezflash 3-in-1 and hope the battery in that one isn’t stuffed as well

2) Replace the battery yourself. Here’s a good tutorial I’ve found http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=132872

Check the help files of your loader for more information (such as known bugs, proper ROM loading procedure, etc.).

===When do I need to patch a GBA ROM in regards to the saving function?===
You will need to patch the ROM if your loader does not feature automatic patching. Furthermore, patching is only necessary if the ROM does not use SRAM for saving. Anything already using up to 512kbit (64KiB) SRAM to begin with shouldn't need to be patched at all. GBA games that originally used EEPROM or FLASH, and/or has over 512Kbit, will need to be patched. 1024Kbit save types have to be patched with EZ4 client since GBATA has not implemented the concept of SRAM bankswitching. GBATA, for example, will not allow the file to be patched if unnecessary.

== See Also ==
* [[CycloDS Evolution]]
* [[EZ-Flash II]]
* [[EZ-Flash III]]
* [[EZ-Flash IV]]
* [[EZ-Flash V]]
* [[R4 DS]]
* [[M3 DS Simply]]

== Useful links ==

=== Support ===
*[http://www.ezflash.cn Official EZ-Flash website]
*[http://ezflash.sosuke.com Official English speaking EZ-Flash community/resource]
*[http://www.monroeworld.com/myfaq/index.php?action=show&cat=8 Monroeworld FAQ on EZ 3-in-1]

=== Homebrew Development (Read thoroughly) ===
*[http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?t=4171 3 in 1 Sample Code in Action - PSRAM, NOR, Rumble]
*[http://ezflash.sosuke.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11939 New Source Code Notice by EZ Team in Regards to New Chipset]
*[http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=13023 RAM Unlocking API for Slot-2 Devices]

[[Category:NDS Slot-2 Carts]]
[[Category:GBA Flash Carts]]

AKAIO FAQs

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Acekard 2

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__NOTOC__{{Infobox_Flashcart
|img=Acekard2i.jpg
|manufacturer=AceKard team
|firmware=AK Firmware
'''[[AKAIO]]'''
|clone=Yes (R4i Ultra)
|slot=Top, SDHC
|dsi=Yes (2i)
|cheats=cheat.dat,
cheat.xml,
urcheat.dat
|award=[http://gbatemp.net/t122563-acekard-2i-review Gold]
|site=http://www.acekard.com}}The Acekard 2.1 and Acekard 2i are Nintendo DS SLOT-1 flashcarts which fit flush in the DS slot and supports microSD memory cards up to 16 GB in size.

The '2i' is a modified version of the '2/2.1' that works on the newer Nintendo DSi games console.
(Newer DSi's with [[Acekard 2i Updating to FW1.4|firmware v1.4]] will require the Acekard 2i to be upgraded via a firmware update)

== Features ==

Acekard 2i's official features list:
:* Support DSi, DSL, IDSL, DS and IDS
:* Perfect Compatibility. No need to convert, No need to flash.
:* Write save file directly to TF card. No more save type selection.
:* Auto patching DLDI. Run homebrew programs without convert.
:* Support Soft-Reset. Support Download play. Support Wi-Fi.
:* Support microSD and microSDHC microSD card. No maximum file limit.
:* Support Action Replay. Built-in editor.
:* Low power consumption. Long playing time.
:* Easy operation. Support pad and touch screen control.
:* Multi-languages. Support Customize Skin.
:* Support launch slot-2. Support expand package.
:* 4 level brightness adjustment (DSLite only)
:* Support reading text files, listening mp3 and watching movie

== Reviews ==
Acekard 2: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=79368

Acekard 2i: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563

==See Also==
*[[AKAIO How To #Skinning|How to create a AKAIO/AK skin]]
*[[AKAIO|AKAIO WIKI]]

==External links==
*[http://www.acekard.com/ Acekard.com]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 Acekard message board on GBAtemp.net]
*[http://www.acekard.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?fid=4 Acekard BBS on Acekard.com]

{{Acekard}}

[[Category:Acekard]]

Acekard RPG

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{{Infobox_Flashcart
|img=AcekardRPG.jpg
|manufacturer=AceKard team
|firmware=AceKard RPG
'''[[AKAIO]]'''
|spring=Yes
|cheats=cheat.dat, cheat.xml, usrcheat.dat
|slot=Top, SDHC
|dsi=No
|site=http://www.acekard.com
|award=[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Silver]}}
The Acekard R.P.G. is a Nintendo DS SLOT-1 flash card which fits flush in the DS slot.

It has available 1GB (gigabyte), or 8Gbit as they advertise it, of on-board "ultra fast" NAND flash memory. An industry standard mini-USB port is situated on the top of the cart used for managing the contents of the on-board flash memory.

A spring loaded micro SD slot is also found on the cart which will accommodated either a standard micro SD card or the new higher capacity micro SDHC cards. SDHC cards support up to 32GB of storage on a single card.

== Features ==
:* World's first Dual storage slot-1 card. Utilizes built in NAND flash as well as MicroSD cards.
:* Build in "Quick Exchange" Technology
:* World's first "Auto Save Type Detection"
:* Build in USB connector, support U-Disk
:* 100% Compatibility for all NDS games
:* Support for most Homebrew programs/games
:* Built-in "Rom Trimming" Function
:* Fully touch screen operation
:* Original game cart size, simple plug and play, no passme or flashed NDS needed.
:* Can be used as a PassMe to boot from slot-2 flash cards
:* Using "write balance" technology, able to re-write NAND flash more than usual
:* Save files are directly written to memory
:* Micro SD files exchange
:* Support Multi-language
:* Easy Skin Change
:* Open Source

== Review ==
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=68305

==External links==
*[http://www.acekard.com/ Acekard.com]
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=172 Acekard message board on GBAtemp.net]
*[http://www.acekard.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?fid=4 Acekard BBS on Acekard.com]
*[http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php?title=AKAIO AKAIO WIKI]

{{Acekard}}

[[Category:Acekard]]

Acekard RPG

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Shoot, who would have thughot that it was that easy?

AKAIO Español

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Ultimate Flashcart Download Index

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This page will attempt to provide a comprehensive guide to which firmware, kernel or system files you need to download for your flashcart.
We prioritize updated operating systems over the official and unsupported ones. For example, we would rather direct users to Wood R4 rather than the original R4 system files which haven't been updated for years.

The list should be sorted alphabetically.

=Original Flashcards=
==Acekard==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18449-AceKard-Manager-1-03-Menu.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t39686-acekard-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard+==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18443-AceKard-Plus-System-English-1-15.html
*DSi compatible: No
*This card is no longer officially supported

==Acekard RPG==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22633-WoodRPG-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t68305-acekard-r-p-g-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12379-Acekard-2-Official-4-23.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t79368-acekard-2-review Official GBAtemp Review]

==Acekard 2.1==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t224477-acekard-2-1 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2.1-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-31.html Acekard 2.1] on ShopTemp.com

==Acekard 2i==
*Official website: http://www.acekard.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21926-AKAIO-1-8-1.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18393-AceKard-2i-firmware-1-4-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=122563 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html Acekard 2i] on ShopTemp.com

==CycloDS Evolution==
*Official website: http://www.cyclopsds.com
*System files (Stable): http://filetrip.net/g35130821-CycloDS-Evolution-Firmware.html
*System files (Beta): http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=10254
*System Files (GUI Beta):http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=12193
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t53450-cyclods-evolution-review CycloDS Evolution Review] on GBAtemp.net
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/CycloDS-Evolution-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-42.html CycloDS Evolution] on ShopTemp.com

==DS Fire Link==
*Official website: http://dsfirelink.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35129851-DS-Fire-Link.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS Link==
*Official website: http://www.ds-link.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18533-DSLink-2-32-20090206.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DS-Xtreme==
*Official website: http://www.ds-x.com/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f1984-DS-Xtreme-Firmware-1-1-3.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSLinker==
*Official website: http://www.dslinker.com/ (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18574-DSLinker-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==DSTT==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748 Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTT-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-38.html DSTT] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==DSTTi==
*Official website: http://www.ndstt.com/download.html
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f12547-DsTT-Unofficial-Firmware-V1-18.html
*DSi 1.4.1 Firmware upgrade fix: http://gbatemp.net/t257710-stop-exclusivity-firmware-for-dstti-1-4-1
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=69748Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/DSTTi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-37.html DSTTi] on ShopTemp.com
* This card is no longer officially supported

==EDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*This card is no longer officially supported

==eWin2==
*Official website: http://www.ewin2.net/ (discontinued)
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18742-eWin2-firmware-1-96-8EN.html
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash IV==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*PC software: http://filetrip.net/f4753-EZ4-Client-2009-04-03.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t32250-ez-flash-iv-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-IV-Linker-for-Nintendo-GBA-DS-and-DS-Lite-p-191.html EZ-Flash IV] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==EZ-Flash V==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash V+==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=22255
*DSi compatible: No

==EZ-Flash Vi==
*Official website: http://www.ezflash.cn
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22256-EZ5i-Kernel-3-0-Open-Beta-3.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f12017-EZ5i-firmware-update-101.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t239947-ez5i-long-term-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/EZ-Flash-Vi-Deluxe-Edition-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-39.html EZ-Flash Vi] on ShopTemp.com

==G6 DS Real==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21805-M3i-Zero-M3G6-DS-Real-4-8f.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Flash==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==G6 Lite==
*Official website: http://www.g6flash.com/
*Kernel: http://filetrip.net/f18355-G6-Kernel-4-8-English.html
*PC Software: http://filetrip.net/f2298-G6-Manager-5-1-Full.html
*DSi compatible: No

==iEDGE==
*Official website: http://www.edge-ds.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f11790-EDGE-1-11.html
*DSi compatible: up to DSi firmware 1.4
*[http://gbatemp.net/t74099-edge-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/iEDGE-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-41.html iEDGE] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==iPlayer==
*Official website: http://www.dsiplayer.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18846-iPlayer-OS-1-3-FW.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f18845-iPlayer-firmware-1-41.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouch2==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: Yes

==iTouchDS==
*Official website: http://www.itouchds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18856-iTouch-loader-3-8e.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 DS Real==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3 Perfect==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*DSi compatible: No

==M3i Zero==
*Official website: http://m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g25123610-M3-Sakura-TouchPod-for-M3-Real-.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f13042-M3i-Zero-Core-1-6-1.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t182018-m3i-zero-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/M3i-Zero-Sakura-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-32.html M3i Zero on ShopTemp.com]

==MK5==
*Official website: http://www.neoflash.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f3515-MK5-xmenu-dat-2-56.html
*DSi compatible: No

==N-Card==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18979-NCard-1-45.html
*DSi compatible: No

==R4 DS==
*Official website: http://www.r4ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://gbatemp.net/t41279-r4-ds-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-DS-Revolution-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-p-29.html R4 DS] on ShopTemp.com
*This card is no longer officially supported

==SuperCard DSONE==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19099-Supercard-DSONE-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONE v3==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19097-Supercard-DSONE-SDHC-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*DSi compatible: No

==SuperCard DSONEi==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19095-Supercard-DSONEi-EOS-1-0SP5-English.html
*Firmware upgrade: http://filetrip.net/f19101-supercard-dsonei-firmware-upgrade-1-1-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*Fix for DSi 1.4.1: http://filetrip.net/f13193-Supercard-DSOnei-fix-for-DSi-1-4-1-1-0.html
*[http://gbatemp.net/t165422-itouch2-vs-supercard-dsonei-review Official GBAtemp review]
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSONEi-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-36.html Supercard DSONEi] on ShopTemp.com

==SuperCard DSTWO==
*Official website: http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/g35130066-Supercard-DSTWO-EOS.html
*Official plugins: [http://filetrip.net/f22636-Supercard-DSTWO-iPlayer-Plugin-1-0.html Media Player], [http://filetrip.net/f21962-Supercard-DSTWO-GBA-Emulator-1-3.html GBA Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/g35131424-CATSFC.html SNES Emulator], [http://filetrip.net/f21988-DSTwo-iReader-1-1-%281025%29.html Document Viewer]
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review Official GBAtemp Review]
*[http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html Supercard DSTWO on ShopTemp.com]

=Clones & Fakes=
*'''Clone''' flashcarts are copies of original cards. Example: the M3 Simply is a clone of the original R4 DS. Systems that run on the R4 DS run the same way on the M3 Simply.
*A '''fake''' flashcart is a device that steals the name of an original card, but that is nothing like it. Example: the R4 Upgrade is a fake R4 DS, it is not compatible with any of the system files available for the R4 DS (a fake card uses its own separate system files).
*A card can be both a clone and a fake. Most fake R4 cards are clones of the Acekard 2i and DSTT.

==DS Fire 2==
*Official website: http://dsfire2.com (discontinued)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19403-DSFire2-1-0-English.html

==DSTT Advance==
==DSTT Fakes==
==E7==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19469-E7-2-01-English.html

==EDGEi==
==Games'N'Music==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Games-n-Music__EF000155.aspx
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22656-Games-039n039-Music-na.html

==GEi DS==
*Official website: http://www.ge.ndsi.in/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19487-GEi-2-0-English.html

==Gold R4i (r4ids.com)==
==Hyper R4i==
==iSmart Premium==
*Official website: http://ismartds.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22006-iSmart-Premium-1-03.html

==M3 Adaptador==
==M3 Adaptes==
==M3 Simply==
*Official website: http://www.m3adapter.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22634-Wood-R4-1-16.html
*Clone of the [[R4 DS]]

==M3i SDHC==
*Official website: http://m3isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19585-M3iSDHC-1-4.html

==M3i Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==M3l Upgrade==
*Official website: http://m3iupgrade.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19507-m3iupgrade-M3i-1-45-English.html

==MARS==
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19586-MARS-1-03-English.html

==Max Media Player==
*Official website: http://us.codejunkies.com/mpds/index.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f18958-MMPDS-1-22.html

==N5==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19609-N5-1-32-English.html

==N5i==
*Official website: http://www.dsn5.com/EN-N5/n5-en.htm
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19605-N5i-2-03-English.html

==NCard II==

==ND1==

==NinjaDS==

==NPlayer==

==R4 Advance==

==R4 Deluxe==

==R4 DSi XL==

==R4 i.L.S.==

==R4 King==

==R4 New==

==R4 Plus (r4.ndsl.cc)==
*Official website: http://www.r4.ndsl.cc/

==R4 Plus (r4plus.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4plus.net/

==R4 Pro==

==R4 SDHC (r4new.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4new.com/

==R4 SDHC (r4sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4sdhc.com/

==R4 SDHC Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22650-R4-SDHC-Upgrade-%28r4i-sdhc-com%29-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: No
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4-SDHC-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-p-35.html R4-SDHC Upgrade] on ShopTemp.com

==R4 Team==

==R4 Top==

==R4 Ultra==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com
*System files: http://www.r4ultra.com/download.htm

==R4 Upgrade (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 II==

==R4 III (r4-dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-dsl.net/

==R4 III SDHC==

==R4 III Upgrade (r4dsl.net)==
*Official website: http://www.r4dsl.net/

==R4 New==

==R4 Pro==

==R4 v==

==R4ds-i==

==R4dsixl3d==

==R4i (r4i.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i.cn/

==R4i (r4idsn.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsn.com/

==R4i (r4ultra.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ultra.com/

==R4i Advance==

==R4i Best==

==R4i Blue==
Official website: http://www.r4i-blue.com/indexe.html

==R4i Deluxe==

==R4i DSHC==
* Labeled as R4i SDHC
* Official website: http://www.R4i-DSHC.com
* Clone of the DSTT

==R4i FIFA==
* Official website: http://www.r4i-fifa.com/r4_index_en.htm

==R4i Gold (r4ids.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22607-R4ids-Gold-Official-Firmware-V1-40.html
*Unofficial system files: http://filetrip.net/f21887-Wood-R4-for-R4i-Gold-%28R4iDS%29-1-14.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-Gold-Card-Wood-Compatible-for-NDS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-33.html R4i Gold] on ShopTemp
*Said to be based on Acekard 2i OEM (TBC)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-gold.com/
*DSTTi Clone (use YSMenu)

==R4i Gold (r4i-gold.eu)==
*Official website: http://r4i-gold.eu
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21062-r4i-gold-eu-1-35b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4idsxl.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4i Gold (r4igold.cn)==
*Official website: http://www.r4igold.cn/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21042-R4iGold-1-14b-English.html

==R4i II==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.hk (dead)
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21103-R4i-II-1-09b-English.html

==R4i NDSill==
Green sticker R4i, with the website www.ndsill.net indicated there.
English 1.45 firmware (linfox domain): [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/dl.php/ndsill_v1.45_English.rar]
other language firmware also available under the R4i Ndsill www.ndsill.net links
Official firmware 1.42 available from original website.
1.43 flasher (upgrade package) for 3DS and DSi 1.4.3 compatibility available there as well. WARNING: I have personally tried the flasher and it bricked my R4i. I'll try getting it to work, but assume that it will brick yours as well. So unless your card was pre-flashed to work on the 3DS, I don't recommend updating, yet. Kernels are fine though, it's the "upgrade package" (illto143.nds) that's not working for me.

==R4i NDSiXL 3D==

==R4i Neo==

==R4i Platinum==

==R4i Pocket==

==R4i Pro Upgrade==

==R4i Redant==

Official Site: [http://www.r4i-redant.com/indexe.html]

==R4i RTS==
*Official website English: http://www.r4rts.com/
*Official website Chinese: http://www.r4rts.cn/

==R4i Upgrade (ndsr4i.com)==
*Official website: http://www.ndsr4i.com/
WEBSITE IS NO MORE.... Firmware can be found here: [http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/]

==R4i SDHC (r4-v.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4-v.cn/

==R4i SDHC (r4rts.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4ids.cn/

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4==

==R4i SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f22651-R4i-SDHC-Upgrade-1-4-1-Red-1-27b-English.html
*DSi compatible: Yes
*[http://shoptemp.com/products/R4i-SDHC-1.4.1-Red-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-34.html R4i-SDHC Upgrade 1.4.1] on ShopTemp.com

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21343-r4i-sdhc-1-22b-English.html/

==R4i SDHC (r4i-sdhc.com.au)==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-sdhc.com.au/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21693-R4iSDHC-com-au-2-12c-English.html

==R4i SDHC (r4isdhc.com)==
*Official website: http://www.r4isdhc.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21556-r4isdhc-R4i-2-0b-English.html
*DSTTi clone (TBC)

==R4i Ultimate==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-u.com

==R4i Yes==
*Official website: http://www.r4i-yes.com
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21775-r4i-yes-1-80-English.html

==R4iDSXL==
*Official website: http://www.r4idsxl.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f20897-r4idsxl-1-19b-English.html

==R4ita==
*Official website: http://www.r4ita.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21703-r4ita-2-05-English.html

==R4itt==
*Official website: http://www.r4itt.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21715-r4itt-2-01-English.html

==R4X==
*Official website: http://www.r4xds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21745-R4X-2-03-English.html

==Super R4i==
*Official website: http://www.super4i.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f21785-SuperR4i-1-20-English.html

==TTi Upgrade==
*Official website: http://www.nds-tti.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f8967-TTi-upgrade-revolution-firmware-1-19.html

==U2DS==
*Official website: http://www.u2ds.com/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/f19749-U2DS-1-7c-English.html

==Ultra Flashpass Ex==
*Official website: http://www.ndsgba.net/
*System files: http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=828

[[Category:Nintendo DS]]

DIOS MIOS Lite Compatibility List

2012-02-15T00:58:37Z

Logan: Reverted edits by 101.0.6.87 (talk) to last revision by 89.245.13.40

'''Compatibility list for DIOS MIOS Lite. Anyone is free to edit this list without an account. Vandalism will be undone and get you blocked from the Wiki.'''

You can grab DML from its [http://code.google.com/p/dios-mios-lite-source-project/ Google Code page]

== Posting Guidelines: PLEASE READ BEFORE EDITING ==
#Use "'''USA'''", "'''JAP'''" or "'''EUR'''" for regions (NTSC/PAL are outdated!), when there is a special version for a certain country use the country's name. Regarding regions, please don't take an existing entry and completely change the region - start a new entry, or add it ''along'' with the existing region.
#Only use '''revision 39''' or higher of DML. Don't add information about older revisions. Also note that newer revisions always take priority: if a revision higher than the one listed for a game here is found to fix or break it, then replace the entry. In case of regressions, you may mention earlier compatible revisions under Notes.
#Games should be marked as "'''Works'''", "'''Issues'''" or "'''Doesn't Work'''". Titles marked ''Works'' should be/are 99.9-100% compatible. See color chart below.
#NMM (No More Memory) is the memory card redirection feature which uses the Wii's front SD instead of a GameCube memory card. If you are not using NMM, leave this field blank. Otherwise, it should be marked "'''yes'''" for working or "'''no'''" for not working.
#Always use an uncompressed 1:1 image dump when testing compatibility. Some games '''will not work''' when compressed using DiscEX -c. Only after confirming the game works should you try DiscEX compression. Compatible games should be marked "'''yes'''", while games which don't work after compression should be marked "'''no'''". You can also fill in the size of a game after compression.
#The Notes section is only for quirks regarding the way the game plays with the loader. Notes like 'Works Great' are not needed and simply add clutter.
#Extended Information is to be placed at the bottom of the page, and only for games that are marked as not working for most people, but working for some. only people who have it working should post info.
#If you are the first person to add a game then the confirmed column should read 0 (as it is unconfirmed). Every person should then add 1 to that when they have tested it as working.
#'''NOTE:''' [http://code.google.com/p/dios-mios-lite-source-project/wiki/GameIssues#Games_that_have_issue_due_using_audio_streaming Games which use streaming audio] will not work if they have previously been compressed incorrectly (using older tools). If you have have one of these broken images, you can realign the image using DiscEX -a, which may fix compatibility issues. However, you should not use these "corrected" images to gauge compatibility.

== Compatibility List ==
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{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Alien Hominid | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 430MB | notes = Audio Streaming| conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Animal Crossing | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 26MB| notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Baten Kaitos Origins | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Battalion Wars | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Beach Spikers | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 207MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Beyond Good and Evil | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.25GB| notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Billy Hatcher | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Bloody Roar Primal Fury | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Chaos Bleeds | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Chibi-Robo! | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 407MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 96MB| notes = | conf = 3 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Custom Robo | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex | region = EUR | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Crazy Taxi | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 133MB | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Donkey Kong Jungle Beat | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 660MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Donkey Konga 3 | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Dragon´s Lair 3D | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Eternal Darkness | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = FIFA 07 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = F-Zero GX | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = F-Zero GX | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.21GB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Geist | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = No| size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Gocha Force | region = JPN | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = No| size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Go! Go! Hypergrind | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Goldeneye Rogue Agent | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Doesn't Work | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Black Screen | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Hudson Selection Vol. 1 - Cubic Lode Runner | region = JAP | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 155MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Hudson Selection Vol. 3 - PC Genjin | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 152MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Harvest moon: Magic Melody | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Ikaruga | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 204MB| notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = I-Ninja | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Killer 7 (Disc 1) | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Killer 7 (Disc 1) | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Killer 7 (Disc 2) | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Kirby's Air Ride | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Kirby's Air Ride | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = no | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Kururin Squash! | region = JAP | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 237MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen 2 | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: Collectors Edition | region = USA | rev = r43 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.19GB | notes = No Video; works fine in r42 | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 254MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time / Master Quest | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.04GB | notes = Audio Streaming at Game Selection Menu | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.01GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.01GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 1.01GB| notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 993MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Lego Star Wars 2 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size =1.19GB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Luigi's Mansion | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 186MB| notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Luigi's Mansion | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Luigi's Mansion | region = EUR | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = | conf = 4 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 468MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Party 4 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 570MB | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Party 4 | region = EUR | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 580MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Party 5 | region = EUR | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Party 6 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 751MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mario Party 7 | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mega Man Anniversary Collection | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mega Man X Collection | region = USA | rev = r43 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = 812MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Mega Man X Command Mission | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (Disc 1) | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Metroid Prime | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = no | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Metroid Prime 2: Echoes | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = no | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Midway Arcade Treasures | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = 1.05GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = MX Superfly | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = NARUTO4 | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 633MB | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Naruto: Gekitou Ninja Taisen 4 | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Nintendo Puzzle Collection | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 138MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = One Piece : GRAND ADVENTURE | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 577MB| notes = | conf = 3 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pikmin | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 633MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pikmin 2 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = 963MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = P.N. 03 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 796MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pokemon Colosseum | region = USA | rev = r42_mega | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pokemon Colosseum | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Doesn't Work | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Black Screen | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness | region = USA | rev = r42_mega | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Doesn't Work | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Black Screen | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Pool Edge | region = JAP | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 72MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Prince of Persia The Two Thrones | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Resident Evil 0 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Resident Evil 2 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Resident Evil 3 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Resident Evil 4 (Disc 1)| region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Resident Evil Code Veronica X (Disc 1) | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.16GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Serious Sam: the Next Encounter | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.31GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Sonic Adventure 2: Battle | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.29GB| notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Sonic Heroes | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.16GB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Sonic Mega Collection | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Shadow the Hedgehog | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = The Simpsons Hit & Run | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = a little video glitching| conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = The Simpsons Road Rage | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Soul Calibur II | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Soul Calibur II | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 988MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Spider-Man 2 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = SSX3 | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = StarFox Adventures | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 777MB| notes = Audio Streaming, Late Subtitles | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Star Wars: Bounty Hunter | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II Rogue Leader | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III Rebel Strike | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes | size = 1.34GB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Robot Wars GC | region = JAP | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Mario Sunshine | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Mario Sunshine | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.09GB| notes = | conf = 4 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Monkey Ball | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 480MB| notes = Audio Streaming| conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Monkey Ball 2 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 990MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Monkey Ball Adventure | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 760MB | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Smash Bros. Melee | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Super Smash Bros. Melee | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 1.34GB| notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tales of Symphonia | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = Tested both discs but not the disc switch | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = TimeSplitters 2 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = TimeSplitters: Future Perfect | region = EUR | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = TimeSplitters: Future Perfect | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tony Hawk's American Wasteland | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tony Hawk's Underground 2 | region = PAL | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Tube Slider | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 631MB | notes = Audio Streaming | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Viewtiful Joe | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Viewtiful Joe 2 | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = Yes| size = 792MB| notes = | conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = Wario World | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 257MB | notes = | conf = 2 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games! | region = USA | rev = r42 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = yes | size = 848MB | notes = | conf = 1 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = WaveRace: Blue Storm | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Issues | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = Audio Streaming| conf = 0 }}
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Table | name = XIII | region = USA | rev = r39 | status = Works | nmm = | comp = | size = | notes = | conf = 0 }}
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DIOS MIOS Lite Compatibility List

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Template:Table Start/DIOS MIOS Lite

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!width="5%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|Region
!width="5%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|DML rev.
!width="10%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|Status
!width="5%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|NMM
!width="5%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|Shrunk
!width="35%" class="unsortable" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|Notes
!width="5%" style="background:#D9D9D9;border: 1px #222222 solid;"|Confirmed
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