Archive for October, 2010

Happy Halloween!

I hope you guys have a frightful night tonight and get lots of sweet treats. Get your Halloween spirit on by turning on the Pumpkin skin in FATXplorer.

Working on Explorer

I have now started work on the actual file explorer and file transfer code. It has been a long time since I have opened it up and I will need to recode most of it to implement new things. I saved this part for the end of the project because it is the most boring part to code and also the largest. I [...]

Download Packages Updated

I recently realized I could sign my assemblies without building them. So I took advantage of it and recreated the FATXplorer packages. My assemblies are now signed with my code signing key and a few documents and links have been put in as well. They are also in .zip archives now (and will be from [...]

Start Page!

The Start Page replaces the News Feed while incorporating elements of the News Feed into it. It was designed to be a small portal to the experience with a short and sweet welcome message. It will also display any issues that need to be addressed. (ex: Licensing status) Not much more to say about [...]

10/24 Update

It’s been a while so here’s a quick rundown on what is up. As I mentioned earlier, I began a quest to learn more about USB devices. There is a lot more that meets the eye and honestly, you need to know about this stuff if you are going to make a USB explorer. None of the information is public so [...]

Licensing Problems Addressed

A lot of people were having problems with the new licensing webpage designed for quick and easy activation code generation for v1.2. It has now been improved: -It will no longer report that you have already generated an activation code. The details you enter are now properly checked before the [...]

Extended USB Research

FATXplorer was already the first program to support USB devices, but I decided to take it one step further. I will not reveal many technical details as of now, but I found out what the certificate in the first data file protects and the discovery may lead to custom sized USBs on retail, if not [...]

NEW: Sector Tools

I got a feature request a while ago to add this. So I took a few hours to implement it. This little tool will dump the specified sector to a file and even write sectors back. The majority of users probably will not use it, but it will probably come in handy for the more technically literate [...]

10/10 Update

Been a while since the last solid update, so here is some new info. FATXplorer’s current build string is 2.0.0.5385 as of now. I have been working on a Security Sector editor. While completely useless for normal retail Xbox 360s, it is something I could not leave out. Most of the minor stuff is [...]

EXCLUSIVE: FATXplorer for only $20!

FATXplorer’s price has temporarily dropped to $20. This will not last long, so purchase your copy right now to get into the ultimate storage exploring experience. This is a fantastic deal for a program that could easily be sold for $50+. This is a savings of $10, which could be spent on some music [...]
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