u/Modyfikator

Hey everyone,
after a lot of testing, we’re releasing the public Beta of MODI Pico 2 Flasher X360 TURBO.
The idea was simple: make Xbox 360 NAND and eMMC service cheaper, faster and easier to access for everyone.
Current tested results:
16 MB NAND
READ: ~19 s
WRITE: ~24 s
Jasper Big Block
READ: ~76.9 s
WRITE: ~90.2 s
Corona eMMC, tested 48 MiB range
READ: ~56–58 s
WRITE: ~48.3 s
The hardware is based on a very cheap RP2350/Pico 2-class board. Depending on region, the core board can cost around $7.
One of the biggest things we wanted to simplify was the wiring.
ONE HEADER. ONE SPI WORKFLOW. ONE TOOL FOR MULTIPLE XBOX 360 BOARDS.
Corona, Trinity and Fat boards use the same MODI-side header and the same basic SPI workflow, so you don’t need a different programmer setup for every console.
It also integrates with J-Runner, and the public package is designed to be as simple as possible:
flash the UF2, run the package, connect the flasher and go.
No compiler. No SDK. No development environment.
Why release it now?
Because even if softmod options expand in the future, not every Xbox 360 will be softmoddable, and a lot of consoles will still need RGH, NAND recovery, backup or hardware repair.
This project is mainly about:
repair
backup
recovery
RGH service
Right to Repair
When I started repairing Xbox 360 consoles, I learned a huge amount from tools and documentation created by this community. After years of service work, this is our way of giving something back.
MODI Pico 2 Flasher X360 TURBO is completely free.
Project page:
https://modyfikatorcasper.github.io/modi-pico2-flasher-x360-turbo/
GitHub:
https://github.com/modyfikatorcasper/modi-pico2-flasher-x360-turbo
We’ve also added wiring diagrams for Corona, Trinity and Falcon/Fat directly to the project.
If you test it, post your motherboard revision, flash type and READ/WRITE times. I’d like to build a broader public compatibility/results database from community tests