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'''IOS28''' is the first [[IOS]] to be split into multiple modules, each its own [[ELF]] [[ARM Binaries|ARM binary]], rather than all of IOS being part of a single monolithic binary. | '''IOS28''' is the first [[IOS]] to be split into multiple modules, each its own [[ELF]] [[ARM Binaries|ARM binary]], rather than all of IOS being part of a single monolithic binary. | ||
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Revision as of 05:58, 29 May 2021
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| Type | Common IOS |
IOS28 is the first IOS to be split into multiple modules, each its own ELF ARM binary, rather than all of IOS being part of a single monolithic binary.
The only game that uses it is Metroid Prime 3: Corruption.
| Version | Signing bug? | STM Release Exploit? | Notes |
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| v1288 | ? | ? | Not available on NUS. |
| v1292 | ? | ? | |
| v1293 | ? | ? | |
| v1550 | ? | ? | |
| v1806 | ? | ? | |
| v1807 | ? | ? | |
| v2063 | No | No | Only found on vWii and newer RVL-101 units. |
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