Hacking Godspeed 1.2 released with source

[contezero]

The xbox 360 scene is small... and it's becaming smaller :-(

The bad news is that the developer of GODspeed, an FTP client for JTAG/RGH Xbox 360 consoles (more useful than a regular FTP client because the folder inside Xbox HDD and Memory units are displayed with real names and thumbnails instead of criptic numbers) is leaving the project.

The good news is that, as a final gift to the community, he releases a new version (1.2) and the source code on github:

https://github.com/mercenaryntx/godspeed

Those are his words, from the Godspeed facebook page:

"Hello guys!

After years of inactivity - and false promises - I officially let this project go. I should've done this ages ago, but now I finally uploaded its last source code to GitHub to let anybody pick it up and continue.

If you check the version history in the description, you can see what changes I made since v1.1. You can find the latest binaries there as well, not sure how stable they are, though.

If you have some questions regarding the code, feel free to contact me, I'll try to help."

Thanks to Mercenaryntx for this useful tool.

 

[DinohScene]

I can understand the appeal for visual images.
Me however, I'm so used to text only that I don't really care.
If I need to maintain content on me HDD, I got 360 content manager.
Other then that, Filezilla.

None the less, any homebrew is welcomed, especially to this pathetic scene.

 

[contezero]

360 content manager is not 100% compatible with Aurora. AFAIK.

 

[DinohScene]

Could be possible.
I still prefer the old FSD over a pirate oriented dash.