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| caption = An image of what the Startup Disc might have looked like, ripped from the [[Startup Disc Menu]].
| caption = An image of what the Startup Disc might have looked like, ripped from the [[Startup Disc Menu]].
| label1 = Disc Internal Name
| label1 = Disc Internal Name
| data1 = Unknown
| data1 = Wii Startup Disc
| label2 = Disc ID
| label2 = Disc ID
| data2 = RAAE01
| data2 = RAAE01
| label3 = Disc [[IOS]]
| label3 = Disc [[IOS]]
| data3 = Unknown (probably IOS4 or IOS9)
| data3 = IOS9
| label4 = Disc Release Date
| label4 = Disc Release Date
| data4 = Exact date unknown, somewhere around October/November 2006
| data4 = Exact date unknown, somewhere around October/November 2006
| label5 = Disc Build Date
| label5 = Disc Build Date
| data5 = Early-mid October 2006
| data5 = October 7, 2006
| label6 = Disc Apploader
| label6 = Disc Apploader
| data6 = Unknown, possibly July 12, 2006 ([[Revolution SDK]] 2.1)
| data6 = October 7, 2006
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The Wii Startup Disc was leaked on September 2, 2020, as a part of the [[Zammis Clark Breach]].
The Wii Startup Disc was leaked on September 2, 2020, as a part of the [[Zammis Clark Breach]].
The leaked startup disc is v0; a Nintendo release spreadsheet from the [[CIS-004]] dump reveals an additional v1 revision which has not been found; the difference between the two is unknown.
The disc's program is nearly identical to that of the [[Startup Disc Menu]].
==Origin==
==Origin==
==Contents==
==Contents==
*[[Wii System Menu]] 1.0
*[[Wii System Menu]] 1.0
*[[Mii Channel]]
*[[Mii Channel]]
{{Template:WiiNavbox}}
{{Template:WiiNavbox}}
