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You can reinstall a good copy to restore Gamecube capabilities if this should occur.</danger>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>BC</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000100</titleID>+ − <version>2,4,5</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>BC plays a role in Gamecube functions. Removal or corruption of BC will result in no Gamecube support. This can be fixed with the installation of a proper BC.</danger>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Check Mii Out Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010001484150XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>false</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>EULA</name>+ − <titleID>0001000848414BXX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>This is the 'channel' for EULA acceptance. It is wise not to mess with it!</danger>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Everyone Votes Channel</name>+ − <titleID>0001000148414AXX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>false</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Japan Food Service</name>+ − <titleID>00010008484343XX</titleID>+ − <region>4</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Metroid Prime 3 Preview </name>+ − <titleID>00010001484157XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>false</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Mii Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484143XX</titleID>+ − <region>0</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>News Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484147XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Nintendo Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010001484154XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>false</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Opera - Internet Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010001484144XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Photo Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484141XX</titleID>+ − <region>0</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Photo Channel 1.1</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484159XX</titleID>+ − <region>0,5</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Region Select</name>+ − <titleID>0001000848414CXX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>This hidden 'channel' is run on the Wii's first boot. It is advised not to mess around with it!</danger>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Shopping Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484142XX</titleID>+ − <region>0</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Weather Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010002484146XX</titleID>+ − <region>0</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <SYS>+ − <name>Wii Speak Channel</name>+ − <titleID>00010001484346XX</titleID>+ − <region>2,4,9</region>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </SYS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS4</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000004</titleID>+ − <version>65280</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS9</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000009</titleID>+ − <version>520,521</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS10</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000A</titleID>+ − <version>768</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS11</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000B</titleID>+ − <version>10,256</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>Version 256 of this IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS12</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000C</titleID>+ − <version>6,11,12</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS13</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000D</titleID>+ − <version>10,15,16</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS14</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000E</titleID>+ − <version>262,263</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS15</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000000F</titleID>+ − <version>257,258,259,260,265,266</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS16</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000010</titleID>+ − <version>512</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS17</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000011</titleID>+ − <version>512,517,518</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS20</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000014</titleID>+ − <version>12,256</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>Version 256 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS21</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000015</titleID>+ − <version>514,515,516,517,522,525</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS22</name>+ − <titleID>0000000100000016</titleID>+ − <version>777,780</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS28</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000001C</titleID>+ − <version>1292,1293</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS30</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000001E</titleID>+ − <version>1037,1039,1040,2576,2816</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − <danger>Version 2816 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS. Do not install version 2816, as certain versions of the System Menu require it to function.</danger>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS31</name>+ − <titleID>000000010000001F</titleID>+ − <version>1037,1039,1040,2576,3088,3092</version>+ − <ticket>true</ticket>+ − </IOS>+ − <IOS>+ − <name>IOS33</name> − <titleID>0000000100000021</titleID> − <version>1040,2382,2384</version> − <ticket>true</ticket> − </IOS> − <IOS> − <name>IOS34</name> − <titleID>0000000100000022</titleID> − <version>1039,3087,3091</version> − <ticket>true</ticket> − </IOS> − <IOS> − <name>IOS35</name> − <titleID>0000000100000023</titleID> − <version>1040,3088,3092</version> − <ticket>true</ticket> −
→Database: (8/4) release
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<SYS>
<name>System Menu</name>
<titleID>0000000100000002</titleID>
<version>97 (2.0U),128 (2.0J),130 (2.0E),162 (2.1E),192 (2.2J),193 (2.2U),194 (2.2E),224 (3.0J),225 (3.0U),226 (3.0E),256 (3.1J),257 (3.1U),258 (3.1E),288 (3.2J),289 (3.2U),290 (3.2E),352 (3.3J),353 (3.3U),354 (3.3E),384 (3.4J),385 (3.4U),386 (3.4E),390 (3.5K),416 (4.0J),417 (4.0U),418 (4.0E),448 (4.1J),449 (4.1U),450 (4.1E),454 (4.1K)</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>The System Menu is a critical part of the Wii boot sequence, and failure to install a proper WAD, failure to install its corresponding IOS module, and many other factors can cause a brick. The only safe way to mess with the System Menu is with BootMii boot2 installed.</danger>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>MIOS</name>
<titleID>0000000100000101</titleID>
<version>4,5,8,9</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>MIOS is a required element in Gamecube gameplay. Without it, Gamecube games will not run. You can reinstall a good copy to restore Gamecube capabilities if this should occur.</danger>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>BC</name>
<titleID>0000000100000100</titleID>
<version>2,4,5</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>BC plays a role in Gamecube functions. Removal or corruption of BC will result in no Gamecube support. This can be fixed with the installation of a proper BC.</danger>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Check Mii Out Channel</name>
<titleID>00010001484150XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>EULA</name>
<titleID>0001000848414BXX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<version>1,2</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This is the 'channel' for EULA acceptance. It is wise not to mess with it!</danger>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Everyone Votes Channel</name>
<titleID>0001000148414AXX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Japan Food Service</name>
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<version>0,1</version>
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</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Metroid Prime 3 Preview </name>
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<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Mii Channel</name>
<titleID>00010002484143XX</titleID>
<region>0</region>
<version>2,3,4,5,6</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>News Channel</name>
<titleID>00010002484147XX</titleID>
<region>0,2,4,9</region>
<version>3 (3 is System Region Only / 6 and 7 are Other Regions),6,7</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Nintendo Channel</name>
<titleID>00010001484154XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Opera - Internet Channel</name>
<titleID>00010001484144XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Photo Channel</name>
<titleID>00010002484141XX</titleID>
<region>0</region>
<version>1,2</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Photo Channel 1.1</name>
<titleID>00010002484159XX</titleID>
<region>0,5</region>
<version>1,2,3 (Both Korea and System Region)</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Region Select</name>
<titleID>0001000848414CXX</titleID>
<region>2,4,5,9</region>
<version>1,2 (Only Korea Version)</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This hidden 'channel' is run on the Wii's first boot. It is advised not to mess around with it!</danger>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Shopping Channel</name>
<titleID>00010002484142XX</titleID>
<region>0,5</region>
<version>3,4,5,6,7,8,10,13,14 (Korea Only),16</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Weather Channel</name>
<titleID>00010002484146XX</titleID>
<region>0,2,4,9</region>
<version>3 (Only for System Region),6,7</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<SYS>
<name>Wii Speak Channel</name>
<titleID>00010001484346XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</SYS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS4</name>
<titleID>0000000100000004</titleID>
<version>65280</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS9</name>
<titleID>0000000100000009</titleID>
<version>520,521</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS10</name>
<titleID>000000010000000A</titleID>
<version>768</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS11</name>
<titleID>000000010000000B</titleID>
<version>10,256</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 256 of this IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS12</name>
<titleID>000000010000000C</titleID>
<version>6,11,12</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS13</name>
<titleID>000000010000000D</titleID>
<version>10,15,16</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS14</name>
<titleID>000000010000000E</titleID>
<version>262,263</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS15</name>
<titleID>000000010000000F</titleID>
<version>257,258,259,260,265,266</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS16</name>
<titleID>0000000100000010</titleID>
<version>512</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS17</name>
<titleID>0000000100000011</titleID>
<version>512,517,518</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS20</name>
<titleID>0000000100000014</titleID>
<version>12,256</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 256 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS21</name>
<titleID>0000000100000015</titleID>
<version>514,515,516,517,522,525</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS22</name>
<titleID>0000000100000016</titleID>
<version>777,780</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS28</name>
<titleID>000000010000001C</titleID>
<version>1292,1293</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS30</name>
<titleID>000000010000001E</titleID>
<version>1037,1039,1040,2576,2816</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 2816 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS. Do not install version 2816, as certain versions of the System Menu require it to function.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS31</name>
<titleID>000000010000001F</titleID>
<version>1037,1039,1040,2576,3088,3092</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS33</name>
<titleID>0000000100000021</titleID>
<version>1040,2382,2384</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS34</name>
<titleID>0000000100000022</titleID>
<version>1039,3087,3091</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS35</name>
<titleID>0000000100000023</titleID>
<version>1040,3088,3092</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS36</name>
<titleID>0000000100000024</titleID>
<version>1042,3090,3094</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS37</name>
<titleID>0000000100000025</titleID>
<version>2070,3609,3612</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS38</name>
<titleID>0000000100000026</titleID>
<version>3610</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS40</name>
<titleID>0000000100000028</titleID>
<version>3072</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 3072 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS. Do not install version 3072, as certain versions of the System Menu require it to function.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS41</name>
<titleID>0000000100000029</titleID>
<version>2835,3091</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS43</name>
<titleID>000000010000002B</titleID>
<version>2835,3091</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS45</name>
<titleID>000000010000002D</titleID>
<version>2835,3091</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS46</name>
<titleID>000000010000002E</titleID>
<version>2837,3093</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS50</name>
<titleID>0000000100000032</titleID>
<version>4889,5120</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 5120 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS. Do not install version 5120, as certain versions of the System Menu require it to function.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS51</name>
<titleID>0000000100000033</titleID>
<version>4633,4864</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 4864 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS52</name>
<titleID>0000000100000034</titleID>
<version>5661,5888</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>Version 5888 of this IOS a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS. Do not install version 5888, as certain versions of the System Menu require it to function.</danger>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS53</name>
<titleID>0000000100000035</titleID>
<version>4113,5149</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS55</name>
<titleID>0000000100000037</titleID>
<version>4633,5149</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS56</name>
<titleID>0000000100000038</titleID>
<version>4890</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS57</name>
<titleID>0000000100000039</titleID>
<version>5404</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS60</name>
<titleID>000000010000003C</titleID>
<version>6174</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS61</name>
<titleID>000000010000003D</titleID>
<version>4890</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
</IOS>
<IOS>
<name>IOS254</name>
<titleID>00000001000000FE</titleID>
<version>2,3</version>
<ticket>true</ticket>
<danger>This IOS is a stub, meaning it has no functionality besides simply existing. You will not be able to run any code from a stub IOS.</danger>
</IOS>
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<name>Pitstop II</name>
<titleID>0001000143394DXX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
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<region>2,4,9</region>
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<VC type="C64">
<name>The Last Ninja</name>
<titleID>00010001433958XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</VC>
<VC type="NEO">
<name>Metal Slug</name>
<titleID>0001000145414AXX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</VC>
<VC type="NES">
<name>Donkey Kong Jr. Math</name>
<titleID>00010001464136XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</VC>
<VC type="NES">
<name>Yoshi</name>
<titleID>00010001464137XX</titleID>
<titleID>00010001464137XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
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<titleID>00010001464138XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
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</VC>
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<name>Zelda II: The Adventure of Link</name>
<titleID>00010001464139XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</VC>
<VC type="NES">
<name>Donkey Kong</name>
<titleID>00010001464141XX</titleID>
<region>2,4,9</region>
<ticket>false</ticket>
</VC>
<VC type="NES">
<name>Donkey Kong Jr.</name>
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