I want to compile a recovery image for the Samsung Moment but have no idea on how to do so. I can't unpack the existing one because Samsung uses a different format (rfs). Any tips? How can I create my own in any case? I already have a compiled binary.
Boot logo is the static image you see when you start up the phone (Motorola logo with dual core technology written below it). With this program you can change that start up image to anything you wish. We are not dealing with the boot animation that follows afterwards. (I will work on that soon)
Based on the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1187109 here, I created a simple application that takes a PNG-8 file of dimension 540 x 960 and produces a fastboot flashable binary (.bin) file. I have attached here the binary and the source as well for both windows and linux.
You need to have ImageMagick installed in your Windows machine to run the compiled binary below. Else it will fail.
Windows Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?d9hw1l9ocwb19sx
In order to compile the source given below you need to have Code::Blocks IDE and wxWidgets installed in your windows machine
Windows source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnehtvfokk8ugyv
Simillarly as windows you need to have wxWidgets installed in your Linux machine to compile and run the program.
Linux Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?5k74298rauohii1
Linux source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2lowy0zm7bc51a9
Once you have the *.bin file produced by the program flash it to the phone using fastboot protocol as follows
Code:
fastboot flash logo your_file_name.bin
NB - This is my first post in the forum.
There is already a guide located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1187337
What is the difference between this guide and your guide?
CaelanT said:
There is already a guide located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1187337
What is the difference between this guide and your guide?
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There is no difference except you don't have to go through all those steps. Just make a PNG and use my program to generate the boot logo.
I see you liked my boot logo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16043606&postcount=6
Will doing this hide "unlocked" for phones that received ota updates?
Edit: I guess not, I saw it in one of the images... but is there a way to do that?
Sent from my MB860 using XDA App
rjohnstone said:
I see you liked my boot logo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16043606&postcount=6
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I was too lazy to make a boot logo of my own to test my program and secondly your boot logo is really nice []
jitun said:
I was too lazy to make a boot logo of my own to test my program and secondly your boot logo is really nice []
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Thx.
10char
Can you use Absolute System Tool to change your boot animation??
Form is temporary but Class is permanent. I love Liverpool FC.
Phones : Motorola Backflip Cyanogenmod 7.1 & Motorola Atrix Cherry Blur
Yes you can, it actually has a lot of different animations to pick from, it has something like 250 fonts as well - although - some do not display well in certain apps like gmail... some trial and error is necessary to find a good font. I'm using Times New Roman currently, and it displays nicely and looks clean.
Mirror please
Can someone provide a different link/mirror? I always have difficulties with mediafire. Thanks in advance.
Frank
frankwth said:
Can someone provide a different link/mirror? I always have difficulties with mediafire. Thanks in advance.
Frank
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Hi, I have uploaded the files to multiupload. You can download from the many available mirrors now.
atrix-bootlogo_win.zip (960.79 KB)
multiupload.com/CBZ5R3SJNM
atrix-bootlogo_win_source.zip (196.42 KB)
multiupload.com/O907Q65R2T
atrix-bootlogo_linux.tar.gz (24.01 KB)
multiupload.com/DLRHXIL7BW
atrix-bootlogo-source_linux.tar.gz (9.33 KB)
multiupload.com/WX9PS8AIYO
Thanks for this! I'm happy to report that the Linux version works great. Nice native-looking UI, at least on GNOME.
http://www.imagemagick.org/download/binaries/ImageMagick-6.7.7-6-Q16-windows-dll.exe
Updated version to replace the broken link in OP. Thank you for the guide and software,jitun.
Motorola Atrix 4G Boot Logos
jitun said:
Boot logo is the static image you see when you start up the phone (Motorola logo with dual core technology written below it). With this program you can change that start up image to anything you wish. We are not dealing with the boot animation that follows afterwards. (I will work on that soon)
Based on the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1187109 here, I created a simple application that takes a PNG-8 file of dimension 540 x 960 and produces a fastboot flashable binary (.bin) file. I have attached here the binary and the source as well for both windows and linux.
You need to have ImageMagick installed in your Windows machine to run the compiled binary below. Else it will fail.
Windows Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?d9hw1l9ocwb19sx
In order to compile the source given below you need to have Code::Blocks IDE and wxWidgets installed in your windows machine
Windows source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnehtvfokk8ugyv
Simillarly as windows you need to have wxWidgets installed in your Linux machine to compile and run the program.
Linux Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?5k74298rauohii1
Linux source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2lowy0zm7bc51a9
Once you have the *.bin file produced by the program flash it to the phone using fastboot protocol as follows
Code:
fastboot flash logo your_file_name.bin
NB - This is my first post in the forum.
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Here my boot logos just uncompress and flash
googledualcore (google logo and dualcore engine)
goooglemedium (medium google logo)
googleminimal (small google logo)
motodualcore (enhanced stock motorola logo)
download attached
digitalspider said:
Here my boot logos just uncompress and flash
googledualcore (google logo and dualcore engine)
goooglemedium (medium google logo)
googleminimal (small google logo)
motodualcore (enhanced stock motorola logo)
download attached
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Thanks for sharing these files. Now I have the boot image I really wanted.
Sent from my Nexus 7
jitun said:
Boot logo is the static image you see when you start up the phone (Motorola logo with dual core technology written below it). With this program you can change that start up image to anything you wish. We are not dealing with the boot animation that follows afterwards. (I will work on that soon)
Based on the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1187109 here, I created a simple application that takes a PNG-8 file of dimension 540 x 960 and produces a fastboot flashable binary (.bin) file. I have attached here the binary and the source as well for both windows and linux.
You need to have ImageMagick installed in your Windows machine to run the compiled binary below. Else it will fail.
Windows Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?d9hw1l9ocwb19sx
In order to compile the source given below you need to have Code::Blocks IDE and wxWidgets installed in your windows machine
Windows source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnehtvfokk8ugyv
Simillarly as windows you need to have wxWidgets installed in your Linux machine to compile and run the program.
Linux Binary
http://www.mediafire.com/?5k74298rauohii1
Linux source code (Code::Blocks IDE)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2lowy0zm7bc51a9
Once you have the *.bin file produced by the program flash it to the phone using fastboot protocol as follows
Code:
fastboot flash logo your_file_name.bin
NB - This is my first post in the forum.
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hi and thanks for that great tool buddy
i try to make a splash and it works but it damege my image any tip or maybe is the image i use ?
edit: on my first try i use the 9 compression then next try i changed to 8 but steel borking the image
any help will be appreciated thanks
this is the image im talking
Maibol said:
this is the image im talking
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I compiled for you, you must sure it's a PNG-8 file of dimension 540 x 960px
Here is another one
google unlocked boot logo
digitalspider said:
I compiled for you, you must sure it's a PNG-8 file of dimension 540 x 960px
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digitalspider said:
Here is another one
google unlocked boot logo
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ty buddy i should try again :good:
Got my wildfire running debian ( native ).
It only boots, no Xorg\GUI, just console.
Rootfs:
dl.dropbox.com/u/3668091/linux4wildfire/debian4wildfire.tar.gz
extract it to second partition of your sdcard.
Second partition must be ext3, free space nearly 300-400mb.
Boot image with kernel and ramdisk:
dl.dropbox.com/u/3668091/linux4wildfire/boot.img
This image will boot debian only from second partition of your sdcard
boot via fastboot boot boot.img
Root password: 111
Sorry for my bad english.
This is very nice! Does audio driver already work? What has to be done to make Touchscreen/Xorg/audio work? Would be great if you could give me some hints on how to achieve this
(I finally bought a cheap Wildfire, with the only purpose to play around with.)
I have a Huawei Nova 2, for which I want to extract vendor blobs to be able to decrypt the data partition in recovery mode, and for other purposes. I tried using the following tool: https://github.com/anestisb/android-prepare-vendor, but not only was it for Google's Nexus/Pixel devices, but when I tried to edit the code to work with my device, it does not support the images that I have.
I have .img back ups (using dd if= / of= commands) of my vendor and system partitions, but that tool gives an error about some sparse format. Kindly direct me in the right direction
Does anyone know of any guide to creating a vendor image? in Github or in another place.