Show HN: I wrote a utility for reading Xbox 360 HDDs(github.com)
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Show HN: I wrote a utility for reading Xbox 360 HDDs
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A little bit of both. I'm not sure if you saw my previous comment, but I was also the developer of Party Buffalo [1], which is Windows-only and C#. I wanted to learn a little bit more C++ and Qt. The project was a great C# learning experience for me when I was 13 and wrote Party Buffalo because I had to develop my own I/O classes, and it involved a lot of different concepts. Plus, there has never been a multiplatform FATX explorer.
[1] http://clkxu5.com/about-party-buffalo/
[1] http://clkxu5.com/about-party-buffalo/
+1 looks legit.
Hey thanks! When I was about 13 I started working on a similar app in C# [1] which was REALLY popular, but the code base was sloppy and I didn't really know what I was doing. I made this utility because there is currently no cross-platform solution, and since it's written in C++/Qt, it will work on most platforms.
http://clkxu5.com/about-party-buffalo/
http://clkxu5.com/about-party-buffalo/
A lot of the use of tools like this comes from users who have "jailbroken" their console and can freely move games on and off the hdd. As most things are signed to the console or profile.
Out of curiosity what prompted you to make this? Was it just about learning QT or did you feel there was a need for multiplatform FATX explorer?