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IOSes and RVLs marked in red, such as IOS40 v2835 are needed. If you have a collection that include these missing titles, uploading them here would be appreciated.
This page is for downloads of IOSes and RVLs. Many of the files on this page come from NUS (Nintendo Update Servers). Some come from the update partition of game DVDs, or if not available elsewhere, be extracted from a wii.
IOS is the basic operating software in the Wii. It is the software responsible for controlling the hardware (device drivers), providing security, and performing other tasks such as downloading WiiConnect24 data. All software (with the exception of bootmii) requires an IOS to run. All official software and many homebrew applications specify an IOS to use when they run. If the IOS requested by a title is missing, the program simply hangs at a black screen. While it is not known what IOS officially means, most agree on "Input Output System" or "Internal Operating System". For a more detailed explanation and technical information about IOS, see the Wiibrew page on IOS
RVL is just a prefix placed on the name of WADs of system titles (system menu, MIOS, and built in channels). It originates from the Wii's pre-release name "ReVoLution".
If you plan to upload IOSes or RVLs for this table, please ZIP or RAR them. It provides a way to verify the downloads are not corrupt. Corrupt IOSes can lead to strange behavior or bricking if installed.
Want to contribute something that we don't have? Upload it here! (ZIP, 7z, RAR, and WAD accepted. No EXE, ELF, or DOL files please)
Can't find it here? Check the MarioCube Repo, they often have the stuff we don't.
IOS Listing |
TITLE
|
VERSIONS (Click to Download) |
INFORMATION/NOTES |
SOURCE
|
PROPERLY SIGNED |
IOS3 |
v65280 |
Useless Stub. Listed here only for completeness. Newer wiis come with it, but there's no real explanation why. Not available on NUS or discs.
|
v65280: Extracted
|
v65280: YES |
IOS4 |
v3, v259, v65280 |
Barebones IOS with minimal drivers. It was used by the "Pre-1.0 System Menu." Newest version (v65280) is a useless stub. |
v3: Extracted
v65280: NUS
|
v3: YES
v65280: YES
|
IOS5 |
v514 |
Not sure about this one. Found it one day going through a folder of IOSes. |
v514: Unknown |
v514: Unknown |
IOS9 |
v1, v516, v518, v520, v521, v778, v1034
|
First completely functional IOS. Used by System Menu 1.0 and launch-day games. |
v1: Extracted
v516: Disc
v520, v521, v778, v1034: NUS
|
v516, v520, v521, v778, v1034: YES
v1: YES
|
IOS10 |
v518, v768 |
IOS for System Menu 1.0E and 1.0J. The useless Stub v768 came with an update. Listed here only for completeness.
|
v518: Uploaded by user.
v768: NUS
|
All versions: YES |
IOS11 |
v10, v256
|
IOS for System Menu 2.0. v256 is a stub. Installing v256 on a system with menu 2.0 will brick it. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS12 |
v6, v11, v12, v269, v525, v526 |
No additional information. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS13 |
v10, v15, v16, v273, v1031, v1032 |
Used by Photo Channel 1.0, Mii Channel v2 & v3, and the "System" component of the Weather and News channels. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS14 |
v257, v262, v263, v520, v1031, v1032 |
No additional information. |
v257: Disc
v262, v263, v520, v1031, v1032: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS15 |
v257, v258, v259, v260, v265, v266, v523, v1031, v1032 |
Many versions with minor changes. This IOS is used by Trucha Bug Restorer. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS16 |
v257,
v512
|
v257 is from leaked Wii Backup Disc. It was used until 4.0 to hack updated wiis. 4.0 rendered it useless as a hacking aid by including a stubbed v512. |
v257: Disc
v512: NUS
|
All versions: YES |
IOS17 |
v512, v517, v518, v775, v1031, v1032 |
Used by early titles such as Super Paper Mario. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS20 |
v12, v256 |
IOS for System Menu 2.2. v256 is a stub. Installing v256 on a console with 2.2 will brick it. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS21 |
v514, v515, v516, v517, v522, v525, v782, v1038, v1039 |
Many versions with minor changes. IOS21 is commonly used by 3rd party games. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS22 |
v772, v777, v780, v1037, v1293, v1294 |
v772 is from an early disc update, and is not on NUS. |
v772: Disc
v777, v780, v1037, v1293, v1294: NUS
|
v772: YES
v777, v780, v1037, v1293: YES
|
IOS28 |
v1288, v1292, v1293, v1550, v1806, v1807 |
First to come in 15 modularized parts. |
v1288: Disc
v1292, v1293, v1550, v1806, v1807: NUS
|
v1288: YES
v1292, v1293, v1550, v1806: YES
|
IOS30 |
v1037, v1039, v1040, v2576, v2816 |
IOS for System Menu 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.3v2 Latest version v2816 is a stub. If you are on any of those menus, do not install v2816. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS31 |
v1037, v1039, v1040, v2576, v3088, v3092, v3349, v3607, v3608
|
Used by Weather, News, Mii, and Photo 1.1 channels according to Wiibrew. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS33 |
v1040, v2832, v2834, v3091, v3607, v3608 |
No additional information. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS34 |
v1039, v3087, v3091, v3348,
v3607, v3608
|
No additional information. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS35 |
v1040, v3088, v3092, v3349,
v3607, v3608
|
No additional information. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS36 |
v1042, v3090, v3094, v3351,
v3607, v3608
|
Used by games including Super Smash Brothers Brawl, and Mario Kart Wii. This IOS is often patched for homebrew use.
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS37 |
v2070, v3609, v3612, v3662, v3869, v5662, v5663
|
A cause of worry when initially released, it was the first IOS to fix the trucha bug. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS38 |
v3609, v3610, v3867, v4123, v4124 |
Used by Animal Crossing: City Folk. This IOS included support for the Wii Speak Accessory. |
v3609: Disc
v3610, v3687, v4123, v4124: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS40 |
v2321, v2835, v3072 |
IOS used by a Korean Console's 3.3K System Menu. v3072 is a stub. No functional version is available on NUS. |
v2321: Extracted
v3072: NUS
|
v2321: NO
v3072: YES
|
IOS41 |
v2320, v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607 |
Used by Korean Consoles. |
v2320: Extracted
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607: NUS
|
v2320: NO
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606: YES
|
IOS43 |
v2320, v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607 |
Used by Korean Consoles. |
v2320: Extracted
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607: NUS
|
v2320: NO
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606: YES
|
IOS45 |
v2320, v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607 |
Used by Korean Consoles. |
v2320: Extracted
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606, v3607: NUS
|
v2320: NO
v2835, v3091, v3348, v3606: YES
|
IOS46 |
v2322, v2837, v3093, v3350, v3606, v3607 |
IOS used by Need for Speed: Undercover Korean Version and Shin Chuukadaisen. |
v2322: Disk
v3093, v3350, v3606, v3607: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS48 |
v3867, v4123, v4124
|
Used by the Korean version of Animal Crossing: City Folk
|
v3867: Disk
v4123, v4124: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS50 |
v4889, v5120 |
IOS for System Menu 3.4. v5120 is a stub, and will brick wiis running 3.4. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS51 |
v4633, v4864 |
IOS for outdated shop channel included with 3.4. v4864 is a stub. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS52 |
v5661, v5888 |
IOS for System Menu 3.5 (Korean Region Only). v5888 is a stub. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS53 |
v4113, v5149, v5406, v5662, v5663 |
IOS used by Wiiware and some disc games. Newer games and channels use this IOS. Monster Hunter Tri reportedly requires v5406 to work.
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS55 |
v4633, v5149, v5406, v5662, v5663 |
IOS often used by newer disc games. Monster Hunter Tri reportedly requires v5406 or newer to work.
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS56 |
v4890, v5146, v5405, v5661, v5662 |
Used by games, Wii Speak Channel 2.0, and, as of v20, the Wii Shop Channel.
|
v4890, v5405, v5661: NUS
v5146: Disc
|
All versions: YES |
IOS57 |
v5404, v5661, v5918, v5919 |
Added additional USB drivers. Currently not used by any released software. |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS58 |
v5918, v6175, v6176 |
New IOS including support for USB cameras. It's used by Your Shape from Ubisoft, and by HBC 1.0.7 and newer.
|
v5918: Disc
v6175, v6176: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS59 |
v6689, v7201 |
Appears in the DragonQuest X update partition, and is used only by that game. Its enhancements are likely related to DQX's USB hard disk support. |
v6689: Disc
v7201: User Contribution
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS60 |
v6174, v6400,
FreeTheBugged v6174
|
IOS used by System Menu 4.0 and 4.1. v6400 is a stub. If you are running 4.0/4.1, v6400 will brick your wii.
|
v6174: NUS
v6400: NUS
|
v6174: YES
FTB'd v6174: NO
v6400: YES
|
IOS61 |
v4890, v5405, v5661, v5662 |
Used by a few channels, and by HBC 1.0.6 and older. No longer used by the Wii Shop as of the Shop v20 update.
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
IOS62 |
v6430 |
Released along with Shop v21, but is not used by it. It is used by the Wii U Transfer Tool channel.
|
All versions:
NUS
|
|
IOS70 |
v6687,
FTB'd v6687,
v6912
|
IOS for System Menu 4.2. Contains extra commands to determine if system is Korean. v6912 is a useless stub and will brick 4.2 consoles.
|
All versions: NUS
|
v6687, v6912: YES
FTB'd v6687: NO
|
IOS80 |
v6943, v6944 |
IOS for System Menu 4.3. |
All versions: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
IOS202 |
cIOS |
Hermes cIOS. Typically used for USB support in older media player apps. |
- |
- |
IOS222 |
cIOS, or v65280 |
Hermes cIOS. v65280 is useless stub shipped with 4.2 and later. |
v65280: NUS |
v65280: YES
|
IOS223 |
cIOS, or v65280 |
Hermes cIOS. v65280 is useless stub shipped with 4.2 and later. |
v65280: NUS |
v65280: YES |
IOS236 |
cIOS |
A copy of IOS36 with patches applied. Newer softmods use this instead of patching the official IOS36. |
- |
- |
IOS249 |
cIOS, or v65280 |
cIOS. v65280 is useless stub shipped with 4.2 and later. |
v65280: NUS |
v65280: YES |
IOS250 |
cIOS, or v65280 |
cIOS. v65280 is useless stub shipped with 4.2 and later. |
v65280: NUS |
v65280: YES |
IOS254 |
v2, v3, v260,
v31338 (Bootmii),
v65280
v65281 (Bootmii)
|
v2, v3, and v260 are just a copy of IOS9. To get bootmii IOS, use Hackmii Installer. v65280 is useless stub that shipped with the 4.3 update.
|
v2, v3, v260, v65280: NUS |
v2, v3, v260, v65280: YES |
IOS255 |
v31337
|
Unknown, but believed to be a leftover IOS that was created by the "xyzzy" key dumper. It can be safely deleted.
|
v31337: Extracted |
v31337: NO |
RVL Listing |
TITLE
|
VERSIONS
(Click to Download)
|
INFORMATION/NOTES |
IOS REQUIRED |
SOURCE
|
PROPERLY SIGNED |
System Menus
|
Pre-1.0 System Menu |
USA
(ISO of Wii Startup Disk)
|
This is the partial menu that displays "Please Insert the Wii Startup Disc" on some pre-launch consoles. It is the only title that uses IOS4. More info on this menu can be found here.
Caution: This title only installs updates and boots from disks with a title ID of RAAE (the "startup disk"), it will not boot games.
|
IOS4 v3
|
Extracted
|
YES |
System Menu 1.0 |
USA, PAL (?), Japan (?)
Unofficial Look-alike
|
Does not report a version number. The "look-alike" version is a custom hack, designed to look and act (with a few exceptions) like the real 1.0.
1.0E and 1.0J were found in 2020. The WADs listed were submitted via Mediafire. Authenticity is questionable as they are fakesigned and the PAL version's IOS is wrong, however both function as expected in Dolphin.
|
IOS9 v516 (USA, PAL)
IOS10 v518
(Japan)
|
Official: Extracted
Look-alike: Created
|
USA: YES
PAL & Japan: NO
Look-alike: NO
|
System Menu 2.0 & 2.1 |
2.0: USA, PAL, Japan
2.1: PAL
|
First menu update. It was available around launch day. 2.1 was an update to enable the News Channel for PAL users only. |
IOS11 v10 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES
|
System Menu 2.2 |
USA, PAL, Japan |
Quoted from Nintendo: "Resolved connection issues that affected a small number of users who connected online through a specific Internet Service Provider and supplied router." |
IOS20 v12 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
System Menu 3.0 |
USA, PAL, Japan |
Introduced a clock on the menu, and enabled channels to display WC24 data in banners. Also added improvements to the message board. |
IOS30 v1037 |
USA, PAL: NUS |
USA, PAL: YES |
System Menu 3.1
|
USA, PAL, Japan |
Shipped with games like Mario Kart and Brawl. |
IOS30 v1039 |
USA, PAL: NUS |
USA, PAL: YES |
System Menu 3.2 |
USA, PAL, Japan
|
Until 4.0, this was considered the premier homebrew firmware. Now, it should be updated to 4.1 or later. Never released on a disc update. |
IOS30 v1040 |
USA, PAL: NUS |
USA, PAL: YES |
System Menu 3.3 |
USA, PAL, Japan, Korea |
Has two versions, 3.3v1, and 3.3v2. v2 was just an update to attempt to fix the trucha bug in IOSes. The menu is the same, and simply shows "3.3". Korean version uses IOS40 instead of IOS30.
|
IOS30 v2576 |
USA, PAL, JAP: NUS
KOR: Extracted
|
All versions: YES
|
System Menu 3.4 |
USA, PAL, Japan |
Used IOS50 to run. This menu was never well supported by homebrew. Was shipped pre-installed on early Boot2v4 consoles. |
IOS50 v4889 |
USA, PAL: NUS |
USA, PAL: YES |
System Menu 3.5 |
Korea |
First Korean menu update.
|
IOS52 v5661 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES
|
System Menu 4.0 |
USA, PAL, Japan
|
First to introduce the SD Card Menu. A trucha-bugged IOS60 is needed to allow fake-signed channels to run from the SD Menu. |
IOS60 v6174 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
System Menu 4.1 |
USA, PAL, Japan, Korea |
Contains a bug fix for Wii Sports Resort's WM+ movie. Otherwise identical to 4.0. |
IOS60 v6174 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
System Menu 4.2 |
USA, PAL, Japan, Korea
|
Contained no new features. Update's main purpose was a failed anti-piracy attempt. Also includes code which intentionally bricks region changed Korean units. |
IOS70 v6687 |
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES
|
System Menu 4.3 |
USA, PAL, Japan, Korea |
Contained no new features. Update's main purpose was a failed anti-piracy attempt. Bannerbomb was blocked in this version, but Smashstack and Indiana Pwns remain functional. 4.3 also deletes HBC 1.0.6 and older, and bricks RC'd Korean units. |
IOS80 v6943, v6944 |
All versions: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
Other RVLs |
Mii Channel |
v2, v3, v4, v5, v6 |
No major changes between versions. Improvements were USB Keyboard suport and the Mii Parade. The wad has the name "RVL-NigaoeNR-vX.wad".
|
v2 & v3: IOS13
v4+:
IOS31
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
Weather Channel |
System: v0, v3
USA: v6, v7
PAL v6, v7
|
Comes in two parts. There is a "System" region component, and a region specific channel wad. If the System Region part is installed without the actual channel, a channel with a Wii logo will appear, asking you to update your wii.
|
System:
v0: IOS9
v3: IOS13
Channel:
IOS31
|
v0: Extracted
All others:
NUS
|
All versions:
YES
|
News Channel |
System: v0, v3
USA: v6, v7
PAL: v6, v7
|
See Weather Channel for notes on News Channel. They work the same way.
The News and Weather Channels were discontinued by Nintendo on June 27, 2013.
|
System:
v0: IOS9
v3: IOS13
Channel:
IOS31
|
v0: Extracted
All others: NUS
|
All versions: YES |
Shop Channel |
v3, v4, v5, v6, v7, v8, v10, v13, v16, v17, v18, v19, v20, v21 |
Outdated versions display an "Update Wii" message. You must install the latest version for the shop to work. |
Many. v21 uses IOS56 v5662. |
All versions:
NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
Photo Channel |
1.0: v0, v1, v2, v65280
1.1: v1, v2, v3
Dummy: v1
|
1.1 is installed alongside 1.0, not in place of it.
The "dummy" is found on wiis updated to 1.1 via the Shop. It can be along with installed 1.1. If installed, it appears in Data Management and can be deleted to revert to Photo Channel 1.0.
|
1.0:
v0: IOS9
v1, v2: IOS13
1.1:
v1, v2: IOS31
v3: IOS61
Dummy:
IOS31
|
1.0 v0: Extracted
Dummy: Extracted
All others: NUS
|
Dummy: NO
All others: YES
|
Wii Speak Channel |
Assistant (v1),
v512: USA, PAL
|
The Wii Speak channel requires the microphone to operate. v1 is the "Assistant" channel, which was available prior to release. v512 is the v2.0 channel. |
Assistant:
IOS35
v512:
IOS56
|
v1: Extracted
v512: NUS
|
v1: NO
v512: YES
|
Digicam Print Channel |
Japan |
Japan Only. This one is supposedly used to order prints of pictures on the SD card. |
IOS56 |
All versions: NUS
|
All versions: YES
|
Region Select |
USA: v1, v2
PAL: v1, v2
Japan: v1, v2 Korea: v2
|
Hidden Title used by the system during its first boot procedure (or after a format). It is advised that it not be deleted.
|
IOS31 |
All v2: NUS |
All v2: YES |
EULA |
USA: v0, v1, v2, v3
PAL: v0, v1, v2, v3
JAP: v0, v1, v2, v3
KOR: v1, v2, v3
|
Contains the Nintendo Wi-fi Connection EULA, and acceptance information. Required for online play. If missing, the system menu and games may not work properly. Required on all menus as of 2.0.
|
v0: IOS13
v1: ?
v2: IOS31
v3: IOS56
|
All versions: NUS |
All versions: YES |
Set Personal Data |
Japan: v0, v1, v2 |
Hidden title found only on Japanese consoles. Used by Wii No Ma and possibly by the Demae channel. |
IOS31 |
All versions:
NUS
|
All versions: YES |
MIOS |
v0, v1, v4, v5, v8, v9, v10
|
Gamecube mode IOS. Classified as an RVL because the wad is named RVL-MIOS-vX.wad. Installing v4 re-enables GC Action Replays. |
N/A |
v1: Extracted
All others: NUS
|
All versions: YES |
BC |
v0, v1, v2, v4, v5, v6
|
Used for Gamecube support. It is unknown what BC stands for, but some suggest "Backwards Compatibility". Updating it seems to provide little benefit, and no noticeable change to GC support. |
N/A |
v1: Extracted
All others: NUS
|
All versions: YES |
BOOT2 |
v1, v2, v3, v4 |
BOOT2 is a vital component. If damaged or missing, your wii will fully brick. Wiis with new-revision hardware ("LU64+") shipped with v4 preinstalled.
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N/A |
v2: Disc
v4: NUS
|
v2: YES
v4: YES
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Non-system channels, such as Internet Channel, Today & Tomorrow Channel, Check Mii Out, and Everybody Votes can be obtained from the Channels page. |
http://www.mediafire.com/?41414n4qtpyvjb3
IOS and RVL Downloads
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Comments (Show all 83)
The GHoST said
at 6:17 pm on Apr 28, 2010
hey Techboy im not sure if you have these or not but i have all of the RVL's and IOS's from the Red Steel 2 disc, and for someone to play Red Steel 2 as a back need an IOS made for the game, so im not sure which one. if u need them ill upload them tonight.
The GHoST said
at 6:18 pm on Apr 28, 2010
*Back-Up* little mistake there
techboy said
at 8:21 pm on Apr 28, 2010
Can you just type a list of the IOSes? Since the game is recent, we likely already have them, but it won't hurt to check.
The only titles missing from the database are currently:
* IOS4 v259 and v260
* IOS9 v518
* IOS40 v2835
* System Menu 1.0 (a.k.a System Menu v33)
* System Menu 3.3 Korea
* Boot2 v1 and v3
The GHoST said
at 3:49 pm on Apr 29, 2010
here are all of the IOS's i have
BOOT2-64v2
BOOT2-64-v4
IOS4-64-v65280
IOS9-64-v521
IOS10-64-v768
IOS11-64-v256
IOS12-64-v12
IOS13-64-v16
IOS14-64-v263
IOS15-64-v266
IOS16-64-v512
IOS17-64-v518
IOS20-64-v256
IOS21-64-v525
IOS22-64-v780
IOS28-64-v1293
IOS30-64-v2816
IOS31-64-v3092
IOS33-64-v2834
IOS34-64-v3091
IOS35-64-v3092
IOS36-64-v3094
IOS37-64-v3612
IOS38-64-v3610
IOS50-64-v5120
IOS51-64-v4864
IOS53-64-v5149
IOS55-64-v5149
IOS56-64-v4890
IOS60-64-v6174
IOS61-64-v4890
IOS254-64-v3
I also have some RVL's
RVL-bc-v5
RVL-mios-v9
RVL-News_US-v7
RVL-Forecast_US-v7
RVL-Eulav_US-v2
RVL-News-v3
RVL-NigaoeNR-v6
RVL-Photo2-v3
RVL-Rgnsel_US-v2
RVL-Shopping-v16
RVL-Weather-v3
RVL-WiiSystemmenu-v449
i have some older games like Wii Sports and Red Steel and some other that i can get more from. And i also hacked my friends wii who's system was i belive launch day, but i dont know how to rip the original IOS's and SM's from it. If you tell me how to get the SM 1.0 ill get it for you, but thats if his system really is launch day. hope this helps
techboy said
at 4:12 pm on Apr 29, 2010
Have those already. That's a standard 4.1 update.
Red Steel and Wii Sports have IOS9 v516 and Boot2 v2 on them, both of which I already have. Other launch-day titles such as Zelda Twilight Princess also have the same 2 files on them.
Also, there's a 99.9999% chance your friend's wii doesn't have SM 1.0 on it. It'd basically need to be unused since launch day. If it's ever been updated, it doesn't have 1.0 on it.
The GHoST said
at 4:20 pm on Apr 29, 2010
ah well ok then i tried. and those are 4.1? got it from a 4.2 disc but ok. i checked all of my other games and each dont have any of the missing IOS's. and my friends wii is on 4.2
techboy said
at 5:17 pm on Apr 29, 2010
System Menu v449 is 4.1U, so it's a 4.1 update.
Thanks anyway for the effort!
techboy said
at 6:22 pm on May 1, 2010
Added the hidden Set Personal Data title and fixed a few typos.
Manda said
at 8:43 pm on May 16, 2010
just want to add some info:
IOS 55 and 53 latest version needed to play monster hunter 3, just if you want to add it to the info, it could be useful.
techboy said
at 12:23 pm on May 17, 2010
Thanks for that. Info added. Is anyone able to verify that BOTH of these are required to be up to date?
RAVMN said
at 8:17 pm on Jun 29, 2010
i can upload the new IOS, i have all from the 4.3
Want you?
techboy said
at 6:46 pm on Jul 5, 2010
@RAVMN: Sorry I haven't checked the comments sooner. I'm out of town. If you want, you're welcome to upload them. I won't be able to until at least the 10th or 11th. I'm on cell company EV-DO, and the speeds are dial-up. Took half an hour to download firefox...
Also, I'm working on a look-alike replica of SM 1.0...I'm basing it on pics from a launch day wii manual (which shows the 1.0 menu), Wiibrew, an old Nintendo press release, and Google Images. It's mostly finished. Only issues remaining are that I can't remove the SD functions and can't prevent channels from moving.
MarlonHax said
at 12:05 am on Jul 6, 2010
I Need to get new Revs for Wii no Ma
techboy said
at 1:22 pm on Jul 6, 2010
I'll get them uploaded eventually...I'm out of town right now, and my internet at the place where I'm staying is cell phone company dial-up :(
RAVMN said
at 4:58 pm on Jul 6, 2010
i will try to upload the, :D the ones i didint have will be in red
techboy said
at 6:48 pm on Jul 6, 2010
@RAVMN: OK.
@MarlonHax: You can download it from NUS Downloader. Select Wii No Ma from the database, ensure that the "Version" box is empty (empty version means get latest version), select pack wad, and then start the download.
techboy said
at 6:12 pm on Jul 11, 2010
Uploaded the 4.3 IOSes. Will get to RVLs when I have time.
techboy said
at 9:34 pm on Jul 12, 2010
RVLs are finished.
techboy said
at 5:55 pm on Jul 26, 2010
Added some more information about Weather/News Channels, and reworded the SM 1.0 "Look-alike" description.
techboy said
at 10:20 pm on Aug 5, 2010
Removed a few revisions from earlier today in which I posted a link to something I didn't want posted...sorry about that.
purkinje said
at 6:10 pm on Aug 14, 2010
System menus 1.0 and 3.3k have been added. I don't have a mediafire account so if someone wants to repackage these files and then post those links that would be great.
Ness-Ninten-Lucas said
at 10:02 pm on Aug 15, 2010
So is it safe to downgrade to Wii menu 1.0 if you have bootmii as boot 2 and a nand backup? I've heard that 1.0 doesn't have SD support, so just wondering.
purkinje said
at 12:36 pm on Aug 16, 2010
You can downgrade to 1.0 and you have bootmii installed as boot2. However, you can't use any exploits to upgrade because there is no SD card access.
Also, you should know that all channels (including HBC) will not show up and your message board will be corrupted.
If you want to mess around with 1.0, you should do the following:
-backup your nand with bootmii before downgrading
-downgrade/mess around with SM 1.0
-restore your nand backup to go back to your original SM
For a newer model wii (LU64 wiis that can only install bootmii IOS) you can only test SM1.0 with SNEEK.
techboy said
at 1:06 pm on Aug 17, 2010
Replaced multiple part RAR of SM 1.0 with a single link.
Also did the following:
* Uploaded IOS48 v3867 and added a description
* Removed the IOSes from the 3.3K archive, and added note indicating 3.3K uses IOS40.
* Added a mention of IOS254 v65281 (latest Bootmii IOS)
purkinje said
at 5:43 pm on Aug 17, 2010
Thanks for updating those links, techboy!
Ness-Ninten-Lucas said
at 8:58 pm on Aug 19, 2010
I downgraded to Wii menu 1.0 and for some reason I had channels and my message board wasn't corrupted! The only channels I had were Disc, mii, photo, and blank shop, forecast, and news. Also, 1.0 seems to be unhackable without modifying the menu itself it seems the channels are "hardcoded" into the menu. Tried out Smashstack by using bootmii to get to hbc then Neogamma and reinstalled hbc 1.0.8. The result: it did not appear on the menu. So if you want to use homebrew on 1.0, you'll need bootmii as boot2 and hbc ahead of time.
techboy said
at 9:51 pm on Aug 19, 2010
@Ness-Ninten-Lucas: Thanks for this. Channels have major issues on 1.0. In my tests, none of the channels (a few forwarders, HBC, and the Mii Channel) I had installed appeared (had only a disc channel).
Like you said, bootmii/boot2 and HBC need to be there prior to downgrading if you wish to use them. Also, the message board won't go corrupt until you update again, and it doesn't always happen. When you reinstall 4.x you'll get a dialog on the following boot informing you of the condition.
techboy said
at 5:15 pm on Sep 8, 2010
An update was released yesterday...
Changes:
* Deployed latest Korean IOSes to non-Korean wiis to fix the (obsolete) TBR workaround. Use IOS236 installer instead...
* Updated several other (non-Korean) IOSes. The exact changes to the non-Korean IOSes are currently unknown.
* Updated shop to v20. It now uses IOS56 instead of IOS61.
HBC 1.0.7 and newer are NOT affected by the update.
techboy said
at 10:09 pm on Sep 26, 2010
Added some new information that comes from a 9/22 Hackmii post on prelaunch consoles.
We now know another SM, boot2v1, IOS9 v1, BC v0, and MIOS v0 exist.
techboy said
at 4:59 pm on Sep 28, 2010
9/7/10 update's IOSes are now online.
techboy said
at 8:45 pm on Sep 29, 2010
Added Shop Channel v20 and IOS80 v6944 (forgot to link it yesterday...).
techboy said
at 9:45 pm on Oct 7, 2010
Added v1 to the list for MIOS...apparently it shipped on launch-day wiis and original Korean 3.3 units...
Does anyone know where to get the prelaunch titles?
techboy said
at 2:06 pm on Jun 17, 2011
I guess it's about time I update this again...been 8 months and 1 week according to PB.
I've gotten some titles from a launch-day wii, so I now have the entire set except for the Mii channel. MIOS (v1), BC (v1), and News/Weather/Photo channel (v0).
I've also recently obtained most of the RVT (development Wii) titles available (NDEV 1.19, Menu Uninstaller, Disc Check, NMenu, NWC24Editor, WMP Movie Tool, and a few others)...
I'll update the pages when I'm less busy :)
paulb said
at 10:05 pm on Jun 17, 2011
It's like a ghost town here tech 0_o
Apart from the odd what cIOS do I need...etc
techboy said
at 5:26 pm on Jun 18, 2011
Yeah it is...
As you said, most of the comments are either help requests or spam, and page edits consist mostly of Matt6969 updating the Wiiware listing.
Good news is that download counts are healthy :) Most downloaded IOS is IOS249 v65280 (no clue why people want this). Most downloaded channel is Netflix with 5668 downloads.
Also, I got time to try out all those dev channels:
* NMenu is an official wad manager
* NWC24Editor is a tool for downloading files with WC24, sending/receiving Wiimail, changing your wii friend code, and editing the friend roster.
* WMP Movie Tool lets you mark the WM+ movie (that one that runs the first time you play a WM+ game) as watched or unwatched.
* Disc Check and Menu Uninstaller have been around for a while, and do as their names imply.
paulb said
at 10:20 pm on Jun 18, 2011
TBH I haven't touched the Wii in months myself anyway.
I keep it updated for the kids thou.
Be interesting to see where this goes when Wii-U comes along
It's aparently coming with external HDD support from stock.
techboy said
at 3:00 am on Jun 19, 2011
I turned mine on for the first time in a month on Tuesday when I got the dev channels. I don't play too much anymore unless I'm bored...when I do, it's almost always MKWii.
techboy said
at 11:33 pm on Jun 20, 2011
Added launch day versions of several titles, and created a new "IOS Required" column for the RVLs.
joseph said
at 4:26 pm on Nov 18, 2012
when is IOS 62 say purpose unkown?
the channels page says the WiiU update chanel uses it.
techboy said
at 11:51 pm on Nov 22, 2012
It said unknown because the Wii U transfer tool channel wasn't available on the shop at the time. Nobody knew what it's purpose was when I updated this page to include shop v21 and IOS62.
The page has been updated. :)
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