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*[[:/dev/ramdisk_svc]] - RAM disk service

*[[:/dev/ums]] - USB mass storage

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*[[:/dev/df]] - Disk format?

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*[[:/dev/df]] - Disk format

*[[:/dev/atfs]] - Optical disk file system

*[[:/dev/isfs]] - Internal storage file system

*[[:/dev/wfs]] - Wii file system

*[[:/dev/pcfs]] - PC file system (only available in DEBUG or TEST mode)

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*[[:/dev/rbfs]] - ~~?????~~

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*[[:/dev/rbfs]] - Raw file system

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*[[:/dev/fat]] - ~~SD card~~ file system ~~(file allocation table)~~

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*[[:/dev/fat]] - FAT file system

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*[[:/dev/fla]] - ~~?????~~

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*[[:/dev/fla]] - Flash file system

*[[:/dev/ahcimgr]] - Advanced host controller interface manager

*[[:/dev/shdd]] - SATA hard disk drive

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*[[:/dev/md]] - ~~Memory~~ device?

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*[[:/dev/md]] - Raw memory device

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*[[:/dev/scfm]] - ~~NAND file manager~~

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*[[:/dev/scfm]] - SLC cache for MLC

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*[[:/dev/mmc]] - ~~MultiMediaCard?~~

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*[[:/dev/mmc]] - eMMC storage

*[[:/dev/timetrace]] - File IO time tracer

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===Others===

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These are not real [[:/dev]] nodes. Instead, they represent internal mappings of system volumes.

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These are not real [[:/dev]] nodes. Instead, they represent internal mappings of system volumes created by the IOS-FS process as part of the virtual file system API's initialization. The virtual file system API is able to map more than one instance of such volumes, whence why the final node name always has an integer representing it's instance (e.g.: 01).

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*[[:/dev/si01]] - ?????

*[[:/dev/slccmpt01]] - NAND SLC (vWii compatible)

*[[:/dev/slc01]] - NAND SLC

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*[[:/dev/odd01]] - Optical disk drive

*[[:/dev/sdcard01]] - SD card

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*[[:/dev/sd01]] - ?????

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*[[:/dev/usb01]] - USB device

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*[[:/dev/mlcorig01]] - NAND MLC original?

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*[[:/dev/unknown01]] - Unrecognized

==Virtual Memory Map==

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