Sector disc_data1 (moved first disc info to the end of the array) Sector 1 (disc info start (lba aligned?)-> WBFS Header) So, it would require moving few sectors to create a partition table Then probably a list of allocated blocs for each disc entry, then the game's data. I don't know enough about WBFS format, but I think the first sector contains the WBFS header (12 bytes) and a disc table up to the end of the first sector.ġ byte = 1 game, 512 bytes/sector = 500 max games, 4096 bytes/sector = 4084 max games. I'll call here, maybe he knows how to create a partition table on drives with WBFS partition starting at sector 0. Wwt and wbfs2fat are probably the only ones. There's not a lot of WBFS application to manage drive's partitions Maybe wwt (Wiimm's WBFS tool) has some option to move the WBFS allocation table and generate a MBR? I don't know if wbfs2fat works with no MBR (MBR = partition table). Some wbfs tools could format a partition from the 4 possible partition and keep the table, other tools was just overwriting the partition table. Windows expect a table to list the partitions and assign them letters (even if unformated or unknown format). The tool you used to create the WBFS partition deleted the partition table (which can define up to 4 different partitions), and your drive is one big partition. You can't assign a letter to the partition, because there's no partition table.

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