It is unknown what changes this release had from 0.7.6 RC3. Added the ability to specify an IOS version for a disc partition. This is the first release to add support for ES play restrictions.Ġ.7.6 RC3 is a bug fix version of this release. Updated ES, USB, TCP/IP, DI, SDI (SD card/WiFi interface), and the arm-elf-merge tool. Additional changes to OS, DI, ISFS, TCP/IP and USB were made as well. This release also adds support for Hollywood ES2.01, updated SD and USB drivers, a DI driver with crypto support, updated TCP/IP and USB Ethernet drivers, an updated ES component, updated boot info and support for new events to be used by STM. As such, this release is now installed using a SWUpdate program rather than NAND flashing, although NAND flashing is still required to upgrade from a previous version. This release finalizes the boot sequence, introducing a new boot1 and boot2 as well as moving IOS onto the main data area of the NAND SFFS instead of being kept on the system area with boot1/2. This is also the first release capable of building IOS without BroadOn's minimon0 shell. It also supports detection of Hollywood revisions 1.1x and 1.21 via DI straps, as well as disabling Napa refresh for ES1.21 systems and enabling the D-Cache in IOP. This release is the first to include full support for both 64 and 128MB memory sizes, with full dynamic detection. This release also adds bad block traversal in boot1 and includes a THP player demo. This release is described as a 'Special Release for 64 MB GDDR3', with testing being performed on a single NDEV1 with 64MB GDDR (possibly considered a PP board). Version numbers 0.3 and 0.4 excluded for unknown reasons. It is unknown what changes this release had from 0.1. The release also includes a PPC program to overwrite the first 5 NAND blocks with images stored on a host PC. Includes a simple test ELF tested on NDEV2 (which was still in early development at the time).įixes ISFS Resource Manager to support Broadway applications using MEM1 (Napa) address space, as well as fixing a bug in the exception handler. This IOS was distributed as an image of 5 NAND blocks written using minimon with JTAG and debug boot using the Barnacle. Note: Listed in order of build date where possible.įirst release of IOS for RVL.

Note: All 0.x releases have the title ID corresponding to IOS3, and as such can be referred to as versions of IOS3 even though their major version number is 0. IOS bringup with an emulator is covered in RVL_EMU, and IOS bringup with a separate ARM board is covered in Versa.

This list only covers IOS releases for the Wii (RVL) platform.

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