It actually already had the setting you mentioned above set: My startup settings looks the same regardless of whether I run USB Loader GX first. Here is the answer to your question and some more info. Here is my WiiFlow log when I load USB Loader GX first and then WiiFlow:ДЄs always I am a huge fan of your work and think WiiFlow is the best USB loader. Wiiflow boot.dol Location: sd:/apps/wiiflow Here is my WiiFlow log from one of the many times the Hard Drive will not mount:

VIOS251 (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52-vWii): Trucha Bug, NAND Access VIOS250 (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52-vWii): Trucha Bug, NAND Access VIOS249 (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52-vWii): Trucha Bug, NAND Access VIOS236 (rev 65535): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access SysCheck HDE v2.4.0 HacksDen Edition by JoostinOnline, Double_A, R2-D2199, and NanoДЇound 35 IOS on this console. Let me know if you think this is a legitimate bug, if it is not, I am stumped. So, USB Loader GX is doing something that is fixing whatever WiiFlow's block is.Д«elow I have my syscheck and two WiiFlow logs, one where I could not get the USB to mount and one where I loaded USB Loader GX first and then started WiiFlow where the USB mounted. If then without turning off the WiiU, I go into WiiFlow it finds all the games on the hard drive and will load them. If I launch USB Loader GX first, USB Loader GX does it's thing and brings up all the games and can launch them. Once again I did all my tests no matter what I did, I could not get it to mount the hard drive.ДЇinally after alot of testing I found a way for it to recognize the hard drive. After the first time boot WiiFlow will load up if the USB is plugged into the top port, but still won't mount the hard drive. Using a completely clean 5.4.7 and a deleted WiiFlow save.

Understand this is just the initial bootup. Again for WiiFlow to even start (not hang on the splash screen), the hard drive had to be plugged into the bottom port. The switch went well, the WiiU was fine with the WD Elements harddrive and the Oyen hard drive worked with Ustealth. So, I came to the conclusion that it was the hard drive's fault and it was not compatible.ДЄnyway, I also had a 2TB Wall Powered Oyen hard drive that I was keeping my WiiU backups on. Maybe due to the size, since technically you should not be able to format a fat32 4TB Hd, but there are ways. ini file since it would not let me select the USB, no luck.ДЄfter all of these tests I was getting sick of the WiiU constanly asking me if I wanted to format the drive every time I booted up so I decided to hide it with UStealth.

Tried the top USB port on the back, No luck.

The SD was always the only option available in game partitions.

Though the real problem was after bootup.

(During all of these tests I only have the Wii hard drive plugged in, not the WiiU one). No matter which port I used I could not get WiiFlow to recognize my 4TB fat formatted WD Elements wall powered hard drive, WiiFlow would only boot up (meaning WiiFlow would not hang on splash screen, on a completely clean boot, new install, no save file) if the hard drive was plugged into the bottom USB port. I have been using the latest versions of WiiFlow on my Wii for a couple of years, recently I got a WiiU, modded it with CBHC and began working on getting WiiFlow to work on the vWii. I have read everything I can find and did a ton of tests, so if this is not an issue I am missing something. Premise: WiiFlow has issue mounting hard drives for vWii.

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