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  • ...nel on [[Wii System Menu 1.0|System Menu 1.0]] that required the update to System Menu 2.0. It used [[WiiConnect24]] until its discontinuation. It is now uno [[Category:Retail Software]]
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  • ...to be a natural iteration on the GameCube's hardware (and, to some extent, software as well) architecture . ...ning May 2005, the first devkits only going out in late 2005, and the main system UI only finished five days in advance of the console's worldwide release da
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  • ...[[Nintendo PTD|PTD]]. It developed much of Nintendo's hardware and system software such as OSes, SDKs, and developer/factory tools.
    319 bytes (44 words) - 22:42, 26 October 2022
  • ...program calls a function to eject the disc. The source code for the disc's software was found in [[wiidump.7z]], at the following path:
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  • ...-Video support present in early and unreleased versions of the Wii and its software, which were all ultimately scrapped. ...e launch in the latter half of 2007. No other details are known about this system.
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  • TMD stands for Title Metadata. Every title (channels, games, WiiWare, system software) has a TMD. The TMD contains SHA-1 hashes of the title's contents, and othe
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  • [[Category:System Software]]
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  • ...ents that distinguished systems by region, iQue systems also gained unique software environments which introduced copy protection and region locking for iQue g ...ffect. The Wii was released in Taiwan and Hong Kong as the Japanese-region system with special Traditional Chinese-localized games, and many years later vari
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  • | data4 = Source code, developer software ...as well as an "RC1_1" install image containing a pre-release retail [[Wii System Menu]]. Due to the nature of the content in this archive, it is possible th
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  • ...shown along with vague mentions of franchises which were to feature on the system. The [[Virtual Console]] service was also announced.
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  • !style="width:25%;"|System Version(s) |Adds bug fixes and blocks flashcarts and unautorised software not developed by Nintendo.
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  • ..., and title management ([[ES]]). The IOP also handles disc access when the system is running in Wii mode. ...", has also been made to allow for the creation of completely original Wii software without any dependence on Nintendo/BroadOn code.
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  • ...kers, as well as a Pedometer and Gyroscope for use in compatible games and software. It includes the following communication features: This is the first system released in 2011. It looks more like a DSi than the other models.
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  • ...included on the [[Wii Menu Changer]] disc and is installed as part of its software set along with the [[Wii Menu]] to allow switching between the retail Wii M
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  • ...s not have a banner, v1.01 does. v1.00 was created before the retail [[Wii System Menu]] was distributed to third party developers and was intended to be lau This software came bundled with [[Wii Menu Changer]] discs for developers, and was primar
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  • ...テンドーDS教室) is an educational system jointly developed by Nintendo and Sharp System Products, utilizing the Nintendo DSi LL (known as the Nintendo DSi XL inter The PC software likely would've been distributed digitally.
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  • ...nt data onto an SD card, and the disc would then be inserted into a target system to receive the data. ...ow access to the Trucha Bug which could then be used to install unofficial software such as custom IOSes.
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  • ...s files, and not part of the Wii's OS. It's even included within the [[Wii System Menu|Wii Menu]].
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  • ...m that installs the remaining WADs to NAND. These WADs typically include a System Menu, IOS4, and IOS9. *Once the System Menu is installed, the "123J" disc is inserted. It is unknown what the actu
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  • ...(in place of the disc drive) and a USB interface which can be used with PC software, the contents of the hard drive can be managed and the current emulated dis ...to manage the contents of an RVT-H Reader without using official Nintendo software, in addition to functionality such as resigning/encrypting disc images and
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  • ...ototypes, and its legacy continues to this day with [[BroadOn]]'s E-Ticket system still being used on Nintendo's latest platforms. ...on appealing to a wider range of audiences rather than a powerful next-gen system. Nintendo used the DS as a trial run for this strategy, designing it to be
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  • ...ied on to the Wii and future Nintendo platforms. Many aspects of the Wii's system architecture are directly based on concepts which were originally created f
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  • ...s factory process to install/run 0002 and install firmware/channels on the system '''[[43DB]]''' - Database present in the Wii U version of the Wii System Menu, listing all titles which only support 4:3
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  • This guide will show you how to set up your Wii U Linux system, maintain it and use various applications with it. This guide continues fro *Maintain your Wii U Void Linux system
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  • *Block diagram/datasheets for every Wii system component & Verilog for AES/SHA ...ture planning and implementation, APIs, and documents relating to internal software
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  • ...cial software built into its system, all of the required Nintendo Zone Box software is on DS carts that can be used on retail hardware as well. The beacon (in File:NZB-WDB-Connection-3.png|WDB communicating with another DS system.
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  • ...in components; a [[Gekko|CPU]] (Gekko), a [[GX|GPU]] (GX), and a [[Flipper|system ASIC]] (Flipper). ...chipset on a PC motherboard, implementing peripheral interfaces and other system functions) is fully custom, having been co-developed by ArtX and Nintendo.
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  • ...nned iQue Box in functionality, but as the iQue Box project's hardware and software was early in development during its cancellation, most of the Wii's code wa ...y features which were not present in the GameCube. The target price of the system was USD$80-90 (lower than the retail price of a GameCube in the US in 2003-
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  • ...eated to set up first-run Wii systems which were manufactured before [[Wii System Menu]] 1.0 was ready, then repurposed for [[Starlight Fun Center]] systems, ...epting any controller input, and was also compiled in System Menu form as "System Menu 0" distributed on first-run Wiis which prompted for the disc on boot.
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  • ...trol; as a result, the more time the developer puts in to write effects in software, the better results they will get. On the GameCube, Factor 5's ''Star Wars: ...ge compared to other systems. However, developers became familiar with the system over time and managed to work around its limitations.
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  • ...m of a black box including full Wii hardware with 192MB of RAM (the retail system has 88MB; the GDDR3 area on the NDEV is expanded from 64MB to 128MB, as wit ...can only launch disc titles if they are served using [[ODEM]] on the host system.
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  • *System menu WADs *Duplicates of the software branches of multiple [[BroadOn data dumps|BroadOn source trees]], including
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  • ...s a part of the [[Zammis Clark Breach|2020 Zammis Clark breach]] dates the software that this unit runs to be around April 2, 2008, several months before the r ...ou live in. You can select every single country availbile across all final system versions.
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  • ...hing channels on the Wii's NAND, save data and title management, adjusting system settings, and the Wii Message Board. On development systems, [[boot-IRD]] i ...ii Menu, indicated by the letter after the version number displayed in the system settings:
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  • ...readsheets for Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo 64, Nintendo 64DD, Virtual Boy, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Bo ...including the [[IOS]] source code and project page and the [[iQue Player]] software source code. As part of the iQue Player files, some internal data relating
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  • ...and there was no graphics support in the emulator or Arthur, or that this system was made specifically to not have graphics support. ..."Marlin" is also used to refer to a component of the optical disc emulator system in GameCube devkits, and it is unknown what exactly MINNOW_MARLIN refers to
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  • RVL_DIAG's menu system uses a variant of [[Nmenu]], as with the GameCube [[DIAG]] disc from March ...], its existence was known from being seen in the [[uid.sys]] of every Wii system. RVL_UJI_DIAG is almost identical to RVL_DIAG, except for the following dif
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