• User friendly: intuitive interface, no soldering required
• Compatible with all fat (and soon slim!) Xbox 360 models
• Supports most Xbox 360 and Xbox 1 games
• Supports most file systems, including NTFS, EXT2/3/4, and Mac OS X Extended
• High speed USB2 interface
• Stylish USB control pad for selecting games and controlling your x360key
• Powerful embedded Linux system running from Micro SD card (included)
• Linux firmware fully updatable from USB media
• FPGA fully updatable from USB media via built-in, in-system JTAG programming
• Recovery mode - it is always possible to recover from a bad flash
• No drive flashing or JTAG hack required
• AP25 protection emulation

In A Firmware Coming To You Soon:

• Support for all slim Xbox 360 models
• Web Control Panel *

Work in progress:

• Loading games from NFS and Samba shares*
• Xbox Live support
• Backup original Xbox 360 games to USB hard drive

How to use X360Key

x360key consists of 2 parts, a motherboard and a remote.

The motherboard connects to the SATA bus inside the Xbox 360, and sits between the drive and the Xbox 360 motherboard.

x360key is a full-fledged computer system running embedded Linux. It is capable of many things such as

•  The emulation of the DVD player for Xbox 360
•  Reading USB hard drives and other USB media with different file systems
•  To update only updates and other material support USB
•  Communicate with remote devices, and other USB external devices
•  And much more! (EWS and Wi-Fi connectivity for example)

The remote is a simple yet stylish piece of hardware that features an OLED display and 3 buttons.
It connects to the x360key motherboard via a high speed USB2 connection.
It also has USB for connecting USB hard drives and other devices. The OLED and buttons are used to control various aspects of x360key.
It is also used for browsing attached USB media devices and launching games.

FAQ:
Q: Configuring xKey - Fats
A: xKey requires a dump of the original firmware from your drive. This is copied to the xKey's SD card, when the xKey boots the firmware file its analysed, the drive type is identified and the drive key etc. are extracted.
Q: If you have OFW
A: You should have a backup of the OFW (or all the information to recreate one) and it is this file that is used to configure xKey. There is no need to reflash your drive with OFW.
Q: If you have a stock drive
A: a dump must be obtained using available tools (we recommend the Maximus Lizard 360).
Q: Configuring xKey - Slims
A: xKey requires the file set (dummy.bin etc.) that can be created with available tools, these are copied to the xKey's SD card. When the xKey boots, the files are analysed, the drive type is identified and the drive key etc. are extracted.
Q: If you have CFW
A: You should have a backup of the required files and they are used to configure xKey. There is no need to reflash your drive with OFW 
Q: Firmware Dumping
A: At launch xKey can't dump the drive firmware. Updates, planned for shortly after release, will allow xKey to perform this task for you. There is no need to flash your drive and 0225+ owners can enjoy all the benefits of xKey without the hassle of swapping PCBs or waiting for an unlock hack
CFW: Custom Firmware
OFW: Original Firmware