Difference between revisions of "IOS4"
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Hallowizer (talk | contribs) (Partially undo revision 110979 by Fawe (talk) - Wii startup disc NAND was dumped by bushing from a consumer Wii. No leaks there.) Tag: Undo |
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Revision as of 02:19, 29 April 2021
IOS4 was a very primitive IOS that was probably used during the manufacturing process. Consoles requiring the Wii Startup Disc also use IOS4 as the System Menu IOS. Not to be confused with that used on other products.
| Version | Signing bug? | STM Release Exploit? | Notes |
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| v1 | ? | ? | Remnants of this Version were found in the 'Wii Startup Disc' Nand |
| v3 | ? | ? | Initial release. Present on Wiis with the 'Prelaunch/Wii Startup Disc' system menu. |
| v259 | N/A | ? | |
| v65280 | No | No | Stub IOS released alongside October 23rd Wii Shop Channel update |
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