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'''IOS 254''' is commonly used for various purposes: | '''IOS 254''' is commonly used for various purposes: | ||
| − | * [[BootMii]] as an IOS, is installed to this slot. | + | * [[BootMii]] as an [[IOS]], is installed to this slot. |
* [[PatchMii]] uses this as a temporary IOS. | * [[PatchMii]] uses this as a temporary IOS. | ||
| − | * [[System Menu 3.4]] included a copy of [[IOS9]] as IOS254 to block PatchMii (and maybe to break some pirate tools), but Nintendo replaced the wrong IOS number, since most pirate tools use [[IOS249]]. | + | * [[System Menu 3.4]] included a copy of [[IOS9]] as IOS254 to block PatchMii (and maybe to break some pirate tools), but Nintendo replaced the wrong IOS number, since most pirate tools use [[IOS249]]. Everytime that IOS9 was updated, IOS254 was updated also. |
| − | * [[System Menu 4.2]] included a [[Stub IOS]] in this slot, in an attempt to overwrite BootMii/IOS, but if failed, because the version number wasn't high enough. | + | * [[System Menu 4.2]] included a [[Stub IOS]] in this slot, in an attempt to overwrite BootMii/IOS, but if failed, because the version number wasn't high enough. This was also done in order to reduce the number of IOS branches having to be maintained. |
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
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! Version | ! Version | ||
| − | ! [[ | + | ! [[Signing bug]]? |
! [[STM Release Exploit]]? | ! [[STM Release Exploit]]? | ||
! Notes | ! Notes | ||
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| N/A | | N/A | ||
| N/A | | N/A | ||
| − | | [[Stub IOS]] in [[4.2]] update to wipe out BootMii/IOS (failed) | + | | [[Stub IOS]] in [[4.2]] update to wipe out BootMii/IOS (failed). |
|- | |- | ||
| v65280 | | v65280 | ||
| N/A | | N/A | ||
| N/A | | N/A | ||
| − | | [[Stub IOS]] in [[4.3]] update to wipe out BootMii/IOS | + | | [[Stub IOS]] in [[4.3]] update to wipe out BootMii/IOS. |
|} | |} | ||
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{{Navbox IOS}} | {{Navbox IOS}} | ||
Revision as of 21:20, 9 May 2021
| IOS254 | |
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| Technical info | |
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| Type | Anti-cIOS Stub IOS |
IOS 254 is commonly used for various purposes:
- BootMii as an IOS, is installed to this slot.
- PatchMii uses this as a temporary IOS.
- System Menu 3.4 included a copy of IOS9 as IOS254 to block PatchMii (and maybe to break some pirate tools), but Nintendo replaced the wrong IOS number, since most pirate tools use IOS249. Everytime that IOS9 was updated, IOS254 was updated also.
- System Menu 4.2 included a Stub IOS in this slot, in an attempt to overwrite BootMii/IOS, but if failed, because the version number wasn't high enough. This was also done in order to reduce the number of IOS branches having to be maintained.
| Version | Signing bug? | STM Release Exploit? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| v2 | No | Yes | Included in 3.4 update to block PatchMii (copy of IOS9). |
| v3 | No | No | Included in 4.0 update to fix the STM Release Exploit. |
| v260 | N/A | N/A | Stub IOS in 4.2 update to wipe out BootMii/IOS (failed). |
| v65280 | N/A | N/A | Stub IOS in 4.3 update to wipe out BootMii/IOS. |
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