Hi all:
i'm just wondering if it's possible to customize the boot screen for foliomod. I am looking to extract the folionotion "adam" bootscreen to use on my foliomod. =)
I am interested in this too
Thanks
putting your desired bootanimation.zip on /system/media should work
Thanks
and......Have you other boot animations?
I want one too. Isn't a thread with some bootanimations? For my X10 mini there were a lot.
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How do we change the pictures on boot say if i wanted a lil android guy peeing on apple and windows instead of swiftdroid?
or a funny animation while it loads instead of cm7???
thanks for any advice
just copy your bootanimation to system/media and overwrite the one in there and set the correct permissions
...or if you wanna change LG Logo,edit the files in /boot.img/bootimages
Awesome thanks guys now have cool boot logo
sent from my gt540 mur4ik RC0 806mhz
Dear all,
I have a strange issue with my redrawn BIOS boot animation for our devices – here is case:
After moving bootanimation.zip to /data/local I have nothing. Absolutely black screen at booting process.
Could someone help me to fix it, please?
Here is link
Here is mirror
And how it is looks like:
Copy system/media
Shir_man said:
Dear all,
I have a strange issue with my redrawn BIOS boot animation for our devices – here is case:
After moving bootanimation.zip to /data/local I have nothing. Absolutely black screen at booting process.
Could someone help me to fix it, please?
Here is link
Here is mirror
And how it is looks like:
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Check permissions on the bootanimation.zip.
placing the file in /data/local should work.
I don't see the redraw issue you are talking about. Can you be more specific?
entropyiv said:
Check permissions on the bootanimation.zip.
placing the file in /data/local should work.
I don't see the redraw issue you are talking about. Can you be more specific?
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Sorry for my poor English - the problem is that after adding this archive to/data/local, nothing is happens.
After Acer splash screen I saw the black screen for 20 seconds and after that Android just starting.
Can anyone test that bootscreen on own device?
Make sure permissions on the bootanimation.zip is set to read/write for all.
When I get the black screen boot, that is usually the reason.
Shir_man said:
Dear all,
I have a strange issue with my redrawn BIOS boot animation for our devices – here is case:
After moving bootanimation.zip to /data/local I have nothing. Absolutely black screen at booting process.
Could someone help me to fix it, please?
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The problem is that you have zipped the files using compression, android can't read boot animation from compressed files. You have to select the method as "Store" in order to get it working.
Here's a DOS boot I made few days ago, it might be useful.
Hm, now it is working. Maybe you know any HOWTOs, where I will find information about best ways to make custom bootscreens?
Thanks for tip
Hi guys I extracted the CyanogenMod boot animation from the ROM itself, and my oh my it looks wonderful! I attached it below. To install, simply after downloading it and placing it in a comfortable location, copy it, go to system>media, and paste it there It should overwrite your current boot animation and replace it but if it does not, simply just paste the CM9 boot animation there and delete the old one I tested it only on my Samsung Galaxy S2. Works perfect. Enjoy! And remember this is made by the CM9 team not me, so give them the credit. I'm only sharing their awesome boot animation to the community and not stealing their work
Edit: OH YES I recommend that you guys use Root Explorer to copy and paste the boot animation! Cause that what I used But if you have any other alternatives that you think might be better or you are more comfortable with, please share it or use it at your own risk
you might wanna see what ive done see in my signiture at the buttom click > bootanimation< ull gonna like it 100% sure
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk 2
unfortunately doesn't work
hello2ew said:
Hi guys I extracted the CyanogenMod boot animation from the ROM itself, and my oh my it looks wonderful! I attached it below. To install, simply after downloading it and placing it in a comfortable location, copy it, go to system>media, and paste it there It should overwrite your current boot animation and replace it but if it does not, simply just paste the CM9 boot animation there and delete the old one I tested it only on my Samsung Galaxy S2. Works perfect. Enjoy! And remember this is made by the CM9 team not me, so give them the credit. I'm only sharing their awesome boot animation to the community and not stealing their work
Edit: OH YES I recommend that you guys use Root Explorer to copy and paste the boot animation! Cause that what I used But if you have any other alternatives that you think might be better or you are more comfortable with, please share it or use it at your own risk
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Hi!
I changed the boot animation of my Galaxy S i9000 using the app "Boot Animations * root" from the Play Store.
I took a very cool one but its getting really nasty after a while and I want to rechange it to the default animation but don't know how . Already tried what you wrote: place the .zip in the media folder and I deinstalled the app because I didn't know where to find the boot animations. Then I restardet my phone but it still didn't change the boot animation.
sry for using the word 'boot animation' that often
Hope you can help me
********solved the problem**********
BashUdown96 said:
Hi!
I changed the boot animation of my Galaxy S i9000 using the app "Boot Animations * root" from the Play Store.
I took a very cool one but its getting really nasty after a while and I want to rechange it to the default animation but don't know how . Already tried what you wrote: place the .zip in the media folder and I deinstalled the app because I didn't know where to find the boot animations. Then I restardet my phone but it still didn't change the boot animation.
sry for using the word 'boot animation' that often
Hope you can help me
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Try looking in /data/local
If there's a bootanimation.zip in there it'll override the one in /system/media (which is kinda useful for keeping animations across upgrades when no data wipe is involved.)
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
I know that the Bootscreen is stored on /dev/block/mmcblk1p10
I also made an cool Bootscreen inspired by the actual Motorola Bootscreens but I dont know the exact steps to get it on the phone
On the cm7 zip there was a custom '' logo.img '' I think that was the bootscreen(?)
For the Milestone1 I found a tutourial but this method doens't seem to work on the Milestone2
( http://modmymobile.com/forums/555-m...s/559148-tool-milestone-custom-boot-logo.html )
And please give me some feedback for my bootscreen
ludacris1 said:
I know that the Bootscreen is stored on /dev/block/mmcblk1p10
I also made an cool Bootscreen inspired by the actual Motorola Bootscreens but I dont know the exact steps to get it on the phone
On the cm7 zip there was a custom '' logo.img '' I think that was the bootscreen(?)
For the Milestone1 I found a tutourial but this method doens't seem to work on the Milestone2
And please give me some feedback for my bootscreen
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Well this is an interesting topic. While having a look at it i found out that for everyone who wishes to change the animated bootlogo from the cyanogen logo to a different one the file is called bootanimation.zip and its located at /system/media/bootanimation.zip
Some awesome bootanimations can be found at droidboots under downloads/boot-animations/
Edit:
Okay after a little bit more investigation about your case it seems i found the way to edit the bootlogo gonna try it first and then tell if it works.
So this is how i did it.
First i downloaded MilestoneBootLogo.zip from this Post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16836960&postcount=1
I used one of the Logos given in that post but you can use any logo with the size of 480x182 px.
If you have a custom image it has to be in 24 bit BMP format. Open it with the MilestoneBootLogo Program and save it as bin File.
Now put the bin file on you sdcard.
After that install Splash Tools and AndExplorer via the Play Store.
Open Splash Tools and browse for the Bootlogo on your sdcard. Press ok then Apply et voila your ready to Reboot and the Bootlogo should be replaced.
Hey, I meant the Motorola Bootsplashscreen not the Bootanimation
ludacris1 said:
Hey, I meant the Motorola Bootsplashscreen not the Bootanimation
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Jep i know already posted the solution for the boot splashscreen it was just cause i stumbled above the animation while searching for it ^^
Hey there. I have little problem here. I decided to change boot animation. But there is a problem. After replacing bootanimation.zip in /system/media and opening it to be sure its the new one (and yes, every picture is from new animation), it still shows stock samsung animal. What am I doing wrong? Can you guys help me?
Kubas_inko_CZ said:
Hey there. I have little problem here. I decided to change boot animation. But there is a problem. After replacing bootanimation.zip in /system/media and opening it to be sure its the new one (and yes, every picture is from new animation), it still shows stock samsung animal. What am I doing wrong? Can you guys help me?
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Samsung changed the boot animation format.
The boot animation is no longer in zip file format.
They are now QMG files and have been QMG files for almost two years.
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QMG files are very difficult to work with.
Good luck.. Have a great day.
Kubas_inko_CZ said:
Hey there. I have little problem here. I decided to change boot animation. But there is a problem. After replacing bootanimation.zip in /system/media and opening it to be sure its the new one (and yes, every picture is from new animation), it still shows stock samsung animal. What am I doing wrong? Can you guys help me?
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Misterjunky said:
Samsung changed the boot animation format.
The boot animation is no longer in zip file format.
They are now QMG files and have been QMG files for almost two years.
...
QMG files are very difficult to work with.
Good luck.. Have a great day.
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here youll finde some great animations, and soon the most awesome watchdogs animation. Moreover you can follow the install tutorial in this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/themes/bootanimation-zip-to-qmg-service-free-t3572057
nad here u have a big collection
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2611682
The watchdogs animation is exactly what am I tring to get.