FTP can be a bitch at first. I've written my own tut that I give to people when I mod their Xbox. I made my own very specific, and for the complete noob. I'll just post it and hope that it helps.
If you want to FTP yourself you need the following:
1.Crossover cable, (or router, or hub. You cannot simply connect the pc to the xbox with a regular patch cable. IT MUST BE A CROSSOVER. Or, you can use regular patch cables through a router or hub)
2.Network interface card installed on your PC.
3.FlashFXP program, downloaded free from www.download.com
To transfer, connect the pc to the xbox, using a method described above.
Connect the cords. Simply connect one end of the CROSSOVER cable to the PCs Network card ethernet jack, and the other to the Xboxs ethernet jack. If you dont have a crossover cable, then you can use two regular ethernet cables through a router or a hub.
Connecting the xbox and computer physically is the easy part. For some reason, many people have trouble getting the xbox and PC to communicate with each other. This is what to do:
From your computers start menu, you need change the properties on your network card. Your computer probably calls it your Local Area Connection. It can be found in the Control Panel, under Network Connections.
Right click it and select properties. Under the General tab, there is a box that says: This connection uses the following items.
Click (not uncheck) the one that says Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Once it is highlighted, select the properties button.
Under the General tab, select use the following IP address
Then in the boxes enter the following:
IP=192.168.100.1
Subnet mask= 255.255.255.0
Default gateway=192.168.0.1
Selecting OK will save it. (Note: When you are done transferring files, you need to reset your Network card to Obtain an IP address automatically otherwise you wont be able to access the Internet though the card)
Once your Xbox and PC are connected physically, turn on your Xbox. On your Xbox, under Settings, select Skins. Choose a skin that shows your IP address. If your Xbox and PC are physically connected, the IP address should be visible from the dash. If under IP it is blank, reboot. Your Xboxs IP address must show on the dash for there to be a connection.
Inside Flash FXP
On the top-left part of the right half of the screen, select connect. (It looks like a lightning bolt. Holding the cursor over it shows its function)
Go to Quick connect
Under Server or URL type: 192.168.100.9 (or whatever your xboxs IP address is. Visible from the dash) Note on networks, Your Xbox and PC need to be on the same network, this is determined by the IP address. The first three groups of numbers need to be the same. For example they both need to be 192.168.100.xxx the last numbers CANNOT be the same for the xbox and PC. This would mean that they are the same computer. It actually can be any number from 1 to 200 something.) Just make sure that the first three groups of numbers are the same, and that the last group of numbers are not.
Port: 21
Username: xbox
Password: xbox
Hit connect, and there you are. If Flash FXP doesnt connect, then you didnt follow the directions correctly. Try rebooting. For some reason, when transferring files, I have to reboot my xbox a lot, and close Flash FXP and then re open it.
Once connected, Your Xbox files are displayed on the right, and your computers files are on the left.
Good luck.
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