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+{{Infobox IOS
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+| initialRelease = [[boot2v0]]
−| update = [[3.3rev03]]
−| version = v65280
−| type = menu
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+| status = private
−| v65280
+| stubvariant = 2008
−| NA
+}}
−| [[Glossary#S|Stub IOS]] released alongside [[System Menu 4.2]]
+'''IOS4''' was a very primitive [[IOS]] that was used by both the [[Startup Disc Menu]] and the [[System Menu]] used in the factory process. This IOS and the System Menu come preburnt at the factory, before any other discs are inserted.
−IOS4 has code for USB, SD, the disc drive, and USB Ethernet, but does not have code for [[WiiConnect24]] (which was added in [[IOS5]]), SSL, or WiFi.
+Like [[IOS10]] and older versions of [[IOS9]], this IOS does not have a build tag.
+U.S. update partitions are set to use this IOS in their [[TMD]]. Other regions are not yet known.
+[[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.
+The [[SDK]] version that uses IOS4 probably only supports 4:3 video; this is evident in the [[Wii Startup Disc]]'s SDK, which most likely uses IOS4.
+Unlike most IOSes, IOS4 seems to do some verification of the TMD to be loaded involving [[:/sys/cert.sys]] when it starts up. The depth of this verification is not yet known, and it is not known why this code was removed from IOS9 and later.
+== Differences from other IOSes ==
+* The kernel only allows 68 threads
+* Threads are not stored at FFFE0000
+* There is a [[:/dev/sdio/WiFi]] device
+** There is no [[:/dev/sdio/slotw]], although it appears that slotw may have been an equivalent of WiFi on the main host controller.
+* The kernel unmaps [[boot0]] later in its startup
+== Titles using this IOS ==
+* Factory System Menu
+* [[Drive Test Disc]]
+* [[Startup Disc Menu]]
+* [[Wii Startup Disc]]
+* Update partitions
+* 0000
+== Version history ==
+{{IOS version history|
+{{IOS version|v1|none|Used by older versions of the Factory System Menu and 0000. Uses CID 35016B91, which is -CAFE946F. 946F in decimal is 37999, which is most likely a global content ID similar to what the iQue Player had.}}
+{{IOS version|v3|none|Used in Startup Disc Menu and newer versions of the Factory System Menu. Present on launch-day Wiis. Uses CID 0.}}
+{{IOS version|v259|?|Preinstalled on Korean consoles. Also uses CID 0 (no build tag or $IOSVersion tags), probably reset for release.}}
+{{IOS version|v65280|stub|[[Stub IOS]] released in [[3.3rev03]] and [[3.5]]. Probably v65280 because different locations were unaware of the versions of IOS4 released. Uses content IDs 9-b, so there are 9 versions between v1 and v65280.}}
+}}
+{{Navbox IOS}}
{{Navbox IOS}}