xbox one transfer via firewire to xbox one s

Thank you HackingSpartan8. I am new to the community, and am not sure I got your complete answer to my question. So perhaps this will help me clarify your answer-just reply yes or no if you don't mind-can I use the firewire between the two consoles or
not?

If you mean an
Ethernet port that looks like this, then you can transfer games with speeds up to 1000Mbit/sec, if your network allows for that, which might be faster than WiFi (which usually has between 50-300 Mbit/sec).

The Xbox One does not have
Firewire ports, which look like this.

You might mistake the
Kinect Port on the original Xbox One for Firewire. Or the multiple USB Ports on the console.

Other than that, the only way to transfer games between consoles would be the network transfer either via WiFi or Ethernet cable, or by copying the desired games to an external USB3.0 compliant hard drive, and moving that to the other console.

U.m. xbox nor sony have firewire ports

They use usb only

The only other way is to mass transfer all files to a hdd and then to the xbox one s. I think that this is the quickest method.

Here are the steps on how to do this:

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/games/game-setup/transfer-multiple-games-once

No, the only way to transfer files between two Xbox's is by doing a network transfer or by using an external HDD.