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I want a straightforward way to rip my Wii games and store them as .iso files on my computer. I am not knowledgeable with DD, as I mostly use the graphical interface to save time and sanity. Is there any good tool to rip Wii games WITHOUT DD? I've already tried an outdated solution with Sonic Colors, but it didn't recognize my disk drive. Any help?

Riley Felix
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I am going to recommend you the easiest way I have found to copy anything. I'll teach you DD and it will be fun:

first go to your home:

cd ~
cd Documents

First look to see which device you DVD is on run

lsscsi

if it's not installed run: 

sudo apt-get install lsscsi
lsscsi

see which /dev/s** device says DVD or cd or optical

now type the following:

sudo dd bs=4k if=/dev/s** of=Game.iso

now close your terminal go to your documents and have fun

dd options 

bs is the block size. you can skip if you want.
of= output file. where data comes from
if= input file. Where is your data going?
goldenromeo
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