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martin316
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have yet to mod an xbox (or buy one for that matter) I just wanted to get some things straight.



I've been reading guides concerning adding content such as emulators, roms, and mods to the xbox and almost all of them revolve around doing so through an ftp program. So, here are my questions:



After softmodding an xbox, the tutorials ask that you ftp the eeprom to you computer. Is this a requirement and if so, why?

Assuming that I wanted add an emulator and roms to the hard drive, is ftp'ing the only way or could I use a disc to download the program and upload onto the hard drive and then manipulate it from there?

Say I wanted to add an xbox mod for Morrowind GOTY. How would I go about it that doesn't require ftp'ing?


Any answers or comment would be most helpful. Thanks for reading!
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