Nand emulation to use hdd for game saves help needed

[happy_highlander]

Ok this is the problem I have....Now I know that uloader supports nand emulation to use hdd to store game saves and seeing as I have just upgraded 80gb hdd to 1tb I am very likely to run out of space on pityfull wii internal memory. Now I use and like usb loader gx never having had a problem loading games and being male and a creature of habit I am not to good with changes and would like to know if anybody out there has a solution so that I can use fat partition to store and access game saves and still use gx. I can access all my settings and covers from hdd so I can only assume there must be someone who is clever enough to figure this out. Or can I just get some feedback from folks that have been using uloader for a while and would recommend it over gx. Any help would be much appreciated so that I can format the drive with a suitable size fat partition depending on what it will be used for..

Thanks.

[ck-ok]

dont think it can be done with gx,
why not get a save game manager and delete old saves you dont need anymore and also store some on pc.
also you could use anytitledeleter to uninstall weather channel and news channel and any other useless channel to free up space

[happy_highlander]

dont think it can be done with gx,
why not get a save game manager and delete old saves you dont need anymore and also store some on pc.
also you could use anytitledeleter to uninstall weather channel and news channel and any other useless channel to free up space

Thanks CK I had thought about that but apparently the kids play all the games so I have bitten the bullit and put uloader on and was happy to see that my biggest reason for not doing so has already been resolved allowing me to tansfer game saves from wii to emulated nand on hdd. I'm with hermes on the fact that I really don't care how pretty it is as long as it works well. It has just started giving me a silly message at the start saying something about 8 kb clusters format to 32 kb clusters but I know that I have a 13gb fat 32 partition on hdd cause I put it there and the forwarder will not mount from hdd it still tries to mount from sd even though sd card is not in machine which isn't too much of a problem either as it launches from hbc straight from hdd.

[ck-ok]

Thanks CK I had thought about that but apparently the kids play all the games so I have bitten the bullit and put uloader on and was happy to see that my biggest reason for not doing so has already been resolved allowing me to tansfer game saves from wii to emulated nand on hdd. I'm with hermes on the fact that I really don't care how pretty it is as long as it works well. It has just started giving me a silly message at the start saying something about 8 kb clusters format to 32 kb clusters but I know that I have a 13gb fat 32 partition on hdd cause I put it there and the forwarder will not mount from hdd it still tries to mount from sd even though sd card is not in machine which isn't too much of a problem either as it launches from hbc straight from hdd.

you can also try a set priiloader to boot strait to uloader.
did you follow a tut to set up nand emulation in uloader?as it might be useful for others wanting to do the same.
happy new year.

[happy_highlander]

you can also try a set priiloader to boot strait to uloader.
did you follow a tut to set up nand emulation in uloader?as it might be useful for others wanting to do the same.
happy new year.

Don't think it would be a good idea to boot to uloader as I can't get black ops to work and I've tried installing ios 224 but for some reason I can't get the settings to work ( on the other hand just had a thought and I am trying to load with game save from gx which is ios 249.. Might remove the game save and try from scratch.) I couldn't find a tut for nand emulation set up but I am quite happy to write an idiots guide for anybody that wants to transfer the game saves from wii memory onto hdd or SD, and then load new game saves straight to hdd instead of wii. I'll stick it on a new thread.