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* Setup begins by inserting a disc with the game ID of "123J". This disc most likely generates the console-unique NAND keys and other console-unique data, and writes them to the [[OTP]] chip along with encrypting the NAND with said keys. It may also update boot1, since this can only be done before the NAND keys are written to OTP.
* Setup begins by inserting a disc with the game ID of "123J". This disc most likely generates the console-unique NAND keys and other console-unique data, and writes them to the [[OTP]] chip along with encrypting the NAND with said keys. It may also update boot1, since this can only be done before the NAND keys are written to OTP.
* Another disc, or possibly a separate partition of the same disc, is ran. This disc appears as "DE AD" as hex in [[uid.sys]], and creates a TMD under the name "0000dead". This disc likely has an unknown role in the aforementioned NAND encryption process.
* Another disc is ran. This disc is known as "0000dead" or "DE AD" in hex as it appears in [[uid.sys]]. This disc's TMD content index matches that of [[RVL_DIAG]] as dumped from an [[RVT-H Reader]]; while the development version of RVL_DIAG uses the IDs "100J" and "0000", it is likely to be the same as the retail 0000dead disc. This disc runs a variety of stress tests known as "aging tests" on the system, and registers the system's serial number over a [[Waikiki]] using PC software.
* Another disc is inserted with the title ID of "121J". This disc is likely the retail version of [[RVL_DIAG]], the development version of which has ID "100J"; this disc runs a full stress-testing suite on the system, which is detailed further in said article.
* Another disc is inserted with the title ID of "121J". It is currently unknown what this disc does, but it is known to use IOS9 (while 0000dead and 123J use IOS4).
* Afterwards, a disc with ID "122E" is inserted, which installs [[Data Check & Log Check]] (aka 0002) to NAND via "DataChk.wad". This program checks the logs written by 121J, as well as other test data, to ensure that the testing process was successful.
* Afterwards, a disc with ID "122E" is inserted, which installs [[Data Check & Log Check]] (aka 0002) to NAND via "DataChk.wad". This program checks the logs written by 121J, as well as other test data, to ensure that the testing process was successful.
