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I think this error is rather in libfat but I search for a solution.
 
I think this error is rather in libfat but I search for a solution.
 
:-Yes, I've noticed this too. If you use the error-checking tool in windows on the SD card, it finds the data and places it in FOUND.000 and then you can delete it. I think whoever thought the bug was in libfat is right since the HBB has the same bug.
 
:-Yes, I've noticed this too. If you use the error-checking tool in windows on the SD card, it finds the data and places it in FOUND.000 and then you can delete it. I think whoever thought the bug was in libfat is right since the HBB has the same bug.
::-HBB claims to have fixed this by updating the libfat so it should fix it here to. "Rebuilt with latest libfat CVS to fix delete corruption bug (thanks joedj)"
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::-HBB fixed this by updating the libfat so it should fix it here too. "Rebuilt with latest libfat CVS to fix delete corruption bug (thanks joedj)"
  
 
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Revision as of 23:18, 29 September 2008

SD Explorer
Sdexplorer.png
General
Author(s)miom
TypeUtility
Version1.0a
Links
[[sdexplorer1.0a.zip|Download]]
[[sdexplorer0.9src.zip|Source]]
Peripherals
Wiimote1.svg Loads files from the Front SD slot

SD Explorer is an SD card file manager with the following possibilities:

  • create directories
  • delete directories recursively
  • create empty files
  • delete files
  • move and rename dirs and files


Installation

Extract the content of the archive on your SD Root. Be sure that you copy all files, your Wii might crash if you don't!

ToDo

Announced for the next versions:

  • copy function
  • dol/elf loader

Ideas

Add your ideas here

Bugs

Currently there are some bugs in the delete function. If you delete files, you don't gain the released space. I think this error is rather in libfat but I search for a solution.

-Yes, I've noticed this too. If you use the error-checking tool in windows on the SD card, it finds the data and places it in FOUND.000 and then you can delete it. I think whoever thought the bug was in libfat is right since the HBB has the same bug.
-HBB fixed this by updating the libfat so it should fix it here too. "Rebuilt with latest libfat CVS to fix delete corruption bug (thanks joedj)"