Aurora Speed Kit v1 (unofficial) - made by Marcus
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Aurora is made by Phoenix. This kit is not made, checked or supported by
Phoenix, so please do not ask Phoenix for help with it. The kit does not
contain Aurora. It holds a patch that only works on your own copy of the
official Aurora 0.7b.2 (r1655).

What it does
- Makes Aurora 0.7b.2 (r1655) show your game list much sooner.
- Changes only Aurora.xex in each Aurora copy it finds. Your original stays
  next to it as a backup (Aurora.xex.r1655.bak).
- Adds its own SpeedKit folder (Main.lua and the 9 MB patch) to each copy's
  User\Scripts\Utility folder, so you can run it, and Undo, from any copy.
- Never changes databases, settings, skins, plugins, games or title updates.
- Checks your Aurora.xex first, and checks the new file before it replaces
  anything. If a check fails, it changes nothing.
- Deletes only files it made itself. Your own Aurora.xex.* copies (for
  example Aurora.xex.new or Aurora.xex.old) are never changed or deleted.

Install from this USB folder (no internet needed)
1. Copy this whole SpeedKit folder to a FAT32 USB stick.
2. In Aurora, open the File Manager. Copy the SpeedKit folder from Usb0: into
   the User\Scripts\Utility folder of the Aurora copy you are running, for
   example Hdd1:\AuroraInstances\Xbox 360\Aurora\User\Scripts\Utility\
3. Restart Aurora. Back > Scripts > Aurora Speed Kit > Check, then Install.
   When the Aurora you are running has changed, Aurora restarts by itself.

Install without a PC (console online)
  Homebrew Store > <enter URL> > http://thatoneconsolemodder.app/kit.ini
  Full steps: http://thatoneconsolemodder.app/

Undo
  Back > Scripts > Aurora Speed Kit > Undo > Yes. Aurora restarts by itself.
  No internet needed. To remove the kit: Undo, then "Remove kit files".

Only one Aurora copy on the console?
  If the kit says the Aurora you are running "could not be switched while
  in use", nothing is broken and your Aurora keeps working. Without a second
  Aurora copy the switch cannot finish. Delete Aurora.xex.sk-new with the
  File Manager.

If something goes wrong
- Never switch the console off while the kit says "do not turn the console
  off". The only exception is a stuck download: the bar does not move while
  the patch downloads, but if nothing changes for 10 minutes, switching off
  is safe, because nothing has changed yet.
- If one Aurora copy no longer starts, start another copy from your boot
  menu (for example qLoader) and run Aurora Speed Kit there. Install or Undo
  repairs the broken copy.
- Or, in a working copy, open the File Manager and go to the broken copy's
  Aurora folder. Rename the broken Aurora.xex to Aurora.xex.broken. Then
  rename Aurora.xex.r1655.bak (or Aurora.xex.sk-new or Aurora.xex.sk-old)
  to Aurora.xex. The next Install makes a new backup.
- If no Aurora starts at all, put the drive on a PC (FATXplorer) and do the
  same renames there.

Checksums (SHA-1)
  Main.lua            AA8CB7D75A59CD67ADA7F45759E31895CA3A9EBC  (56,027 bytes)
  r1655-b1.xdp        655BA302B9C911065FD5A5D8D9E26942E47DFB70  (9,088,864 bytes)
  Aurora.xex before   347613582AA0210C8B723A35D4658E91A4A90808  (official 0.7b.2 r1655)
  Aurora.xex after    1621A9DAF492682254A048E7C41967659629F127  (speed build)
  Check a file on Windows: certutil -hashfile Main.lua SHA1

Trust
  Main.lua is not signed. Compare its SHA-1 with the one Marcus posted before
  you copy it to the console. The kit checks the patch and the new Aurora.xex
  against fixed checksums, but nothing checks Main.lua itself.
