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'''IOS3''' is a [[stub IOS]] present in [[RVL-CPU-20]] Wiis, whose functional version used by the 122E disc at the factory. No console has been found with a functional version.
 
'''IOS3''' is a [[stub IOS]] present in [[RVL-CPU-20]] Wiis, whose functional version used by the 122E disc at the factory. No console has been found with a functional version.
  
Because v510's build tag has content ID 0x10 (16), it can be assumed that the first 16 IDs (0-15) were used by the functional version. This would make IOS3 a fully modular IOS, and the 16th content may have been the [[NAND BOOT PROGRAM]].
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Because v510's build tag has content ID 0x10 (16), it can be assumed that the first 16 IDs (0-15) were used by the functional version. This would make IOS3 a fully modular IOS, and the 16th content may have been the [[NAND Boot Program]].
  
 
== Version history ==
 
== Version history ==

Revision as of 20:00, 7 November 2021

IOS3
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Release
Initial122E
Technical info
TypeSpecialized IOS
StatusPrivate Corporate IOS
Stub variant2008


IOS3 is a stub IOS present in RVL-CPU-20 Wiis, whose functional version used by the 122E disc at the factory. No console has been found with a functional version.

Because v510's build tag has content ID 0x10 (16), it can be assumed that the first 16 IDs (0-15) were used by the functional version. This would make IOS3 a fully modular IOS, and the 16th content may have been the NAND Boot Program.

Version history

Version Signing bug? /dev/flash access? ES_Identify? STM Release Exploit? STM IOCTL overflow? SDI register index bug? Notes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? Modular IOS used in the factory by Data Check and Log Check.
v65280 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Stub IOS present on RVL-CPU-20 and later. Not available on NUS.