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#9 Splitting doesn't work in OS X

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2018-07-01
2013-12-16
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When I try to "Convert to Image" a .wbfs or .iso file, there's no way I can split the resulting image, either if the original file is in my computer's HDD or in the WBFS hard disk.
I would need to do this in order to backup my games in a FAT32 drive but, each time I try to split the game, for example, in 3 GB parts, the program give me one only file which size is more then 4 GB.

I'm using version 1.1 in OS X 10.9. What do I do wrong?

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  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2016-04-21
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  • Adam

    Adam - 2018-07-01

    I can confirm what I believe to be the same issue in linux.

    As I've been discussing over in https://gbatemp.net/threads/wii-backup-managers-in-gnu-linux-wbfs-conversion-issues.508655/ , it turns out that, when not explicitly specified, wit's (used by wbf) default splitting mode is actually "-4g" (4GB), not "-4G" (4GiB).

    Wii Backup Fusion seems to default to "-4G", and since 4GiB > 4GB, the split files won't copy to FAT32 partitions.

     

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