Add file size stats to NAND Check. #12047
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That way they're available for calculating NAND stats to display to the user. This also adds a few more constants.
Behaves like GetDirectoryStats() but doesn't clamp to the Wii limits, so we can tell the user exactly how overfull their NAND is.
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You usually can boot the Wii Menu normally when the NAND is overfilled, and it'll direct you straight to the data management screen, so I'm unsure if adding the ability to delete stuff outside the Wii Menu is worth the effort, but I don't have a strong opinion on this subject... |
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Well, yes and no. If the NAND is overfilled because of saves or normal channels, yes, you can do that. But if you have somehow managed to put too much data into the part of the NAND that you don't normally have access to (which I'm guessing is what happened here) there isn't really a good way to solve that with official tools -- apparently even a system format doesn't touch some of those files, which kinda makes sense... |
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This adds stats to the NAND Check feature that tell you how much of your NAND is used, and if it is overfilled.
I'm not 100% happy about the way this is presented, maybe someone has a good idea here. It would also be nice if we had actual options to safely delete stuff in case it's overfull, without having the user manually go to the NAND directory and deleting stuff there..