Xbox 360 homebrew
For a modded Xbox 360 that runs homebrew: a faster network for the console, a faster way to copy files to it, and your whole game library streamed from your PC or NAS.
Projects
Section titled “Projects”
Use a USB Ethernet adapter as the network connection on a homebrew Xbox 360.
- About 28 MiB/s FTP uploads with FastFTP360, against about 10.5 MiB/s over the console's own port
- ASIX AX88179 and Realtek RTL8153 based adapters, such as the TP-Link UE306 and UE300
- Aurora, FTP servers, games and other apps use it without any changes
A fast FTP server for homebrew Xbox 360 consoles, with built-in network and disk tests.
- Uploads at about 27.5 MiB/s, where Aurora's built-in FTP managed about 19.5 MiB/s
- Same folder names and login as Aurora's FTP, so your paths keep working
- Built-in network and disk tests show what is holding back your speed
Play your whole Xbox 360 library from your PC or NAS, with every game in Aurora as if it were installed.
- Every game appears in Aurora with its cover art, title updates and DLC
- About 3.3 MB per game on the console, so a 20 GB drive holds about 3,700 games
- Games read at up to about 26 MB/s with a gigabit USB adapter and NetUsb360
Install guide for all threeHow they fit together
The Xbox 360 projects are not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.