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IOS10 also has some weird content IDs that didn’t line up; probably just more versions
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Because v65280'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]].
'''IOS3''' is a [[stub IOS]] present in [[RVL-CPU-20]] Wiis, whose functional version used by the [[Data Check and Log Check Helper]], as well as the dummy titles installed by the [[Wii Backup Disc]] to install the development certificates. No console has been found with a functional version, and the functional version is more than 16 versions behind the state at the factory, so partial bits cannot be recovered either.
'''IOS3''' is a [[stub IOS]] present in [[RVL-CPU-20]] Wiis, whose functional version used by the [[Data Check and Log Check Helper]], as well as the dummy titles installed by the [[Wii Backup Disc]] to install the development certificates. No console has been found with a functional version, and the functional version is more than 16 versions behind the state at the factory, so partial bits cannot be recovered either.
−IOS3 and [[IOS4]] are also the only two [[IOS]]es stubbed on the [[Wii mini]], since most IOSes will hang on the Wii mini due to the WiFi module not responding.
IOS3 and [[IOS4]] are also the only two [[IOS]]es stubbed on the [[Wii mini]], since most IOSes will hang on the Wii mini due to the WiFi module not responding.
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== Version history ==
== Version history ==
{{IOS version history|
{{IOS version history|
−{{IOS version|?|?|Modular IOS used in the factory by [[Data Check and Log Check Helper]].}}
+{{IOS version|?|?|Used in the factory by [[Data Check and Log Check Helper]].}}
{{IOS version|v65280|na|[[Stub IOS]] present on [[RVL-CPU-20]] and later. Not available on NUS.}}
{{IOS version|v65280|na|[[Stub IOS]] present on [[RVL-CPU-20]] and later. Not available on NUS.}}
}}
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{{Navbox IOS}}
{{Navbox IOS}}