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[GUIDE] Enabling old-school CRT off animation in Gingerbread

For this you need to be running the ROOTED Gingerbread leak on a Droid X.
IF YOU HAVE MADE MODIFICATIONS TO YOUR FRAMEWORK-RES.APK, DO NOT USE THIS FILE. You'll have to make your own.
All thanks go to the guys in this thread for directions. This is just the finished framework-res.apk
Flashable zip:
johnclevenger said:
I posted this in the other thread as well. I created a zip that you can flash from clockwork.
1. download to somewhere on sdcard
2. boot into clockwork
3. make a backup
4. install zip from sdcard, etc.
5. reboot
http://www.multiupload.com/FD85GYCAJM
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Manual Instructions
Download: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4TTAF6OM
Rename to framework-res.apk
Connect your phone via adb and run these commands
Code:
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /data/local/tmp/framework-res.apk
adb shell
su
stop
rm /system/framework/framework-res.apk
cp /data/local/tmp/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
rm /data/local/tmp/framework-res.apk
reboot
Your phone should reboot and be good to go.
Verified working on a rooted Droid X 2.3

Definitely going to try this!

Worked perfect on my Dx! Damn is that sexy!!! Thanks man! Did u happen to deodex the system yet?

This is that awesome animation when you turn it off???
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Yes this is the awesome animation.
Beamed from my MB810

I posted this in the other thread as well. I created a zip that you can flash from clockwork.
1. download to somewhere on sdcard
2. boot into clockwork
3. make a backup
4. install zip from sdcard, etc.
5. reboot
http://www.multiupload.com/FD85GYCAJM

I can confirm the zip worked great. Thanks a lot.
Beamed from my MB810

johnclevenger said:
I posted this in the other thread as well. I created a zip that you can flash from clockwork.
1. download to somewhere on sdcard
2. boot into clockwork
3. make a backup
4. install zip from sdcard, etc.
5. reboot
http://www.multiupload.com/FD85GYCAJM
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Looks awesome. Thanks for making it into a zip. I'm so excited to show it off. Haha.

Well, that sufficiently screwed my phone up... SBF it is.

EsotericPunk said:
Well, that sufficiently screwed my phone up... SBF it is.
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Worked for me
Beamed from my Gingerbreaded DroidXtreme

Anyone have any idea why my Clockwork Bootstrap is not working?
I'm on the leaked rooted GB, trying to bootstrap recovery to install CRT animation.
I know my root works because I've used root explorer just fine.
I load up Koush's Bootstrap Recovery, Bootstrap, get the Success message (first time I ran it I approved Superuser permissions), I then Reboot Recovery.
Upon reboot, I get the red Motorola logo followed by nothing but a blank screen. It requires a battery pull at this point, upon which it then just boots normal afterward.
I've rinsed and repeated several times and I've uninstalled and reinstalled Koush's Bootstrap as well....same issue.

gc14 said:
Anyone have any idea why my Clockwork Bootstrap is not working?
I'm on the leaked rooted GB, trying to bootstrap recovery to install CRT animation.
I know my root works because I've used root explorer just fine.
I load up Koush's Bootstrap Recovery, Bootstrap, get the Success message (first time I ran it I approved Superuser permissions), I then Reboot Recovery.
Upon reboot, I get the red Motorola logo followed by nothing but a blank screen. It requires a battery pull at this point, upon which it then just boots normal afterward.
I've rinsed and repeated several times and I've uninstalled and reinstalled Koush's Bootstrap as well....same issue.
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I believe you have to use the droid 2 bootstrap to be able to get into recovery
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Ahh...so I have to purchase the Droid 2 Bootstrap now too...

Yup would have to use D2 bootstrap, its too bad that since already had dx bootstrap purchased .
Why doesnt the dx bootstrap work ?

gc14 said:
Ahh...so I have to purchase the Droid 2 Bootstrap now too...
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You can get it for free from the Gingerbread prerelease thread on My Droid World
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Free? Is this sanctioned by Koush, or did someone just illegally post a pirated apk up without the author's permission? I'm all about free stuff, but I'm not looking to rip anyone off.
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Koush gave away both apks free on his website, but the links are broken now.

hanone said:
I believe you have to use the droid 2 bootstrap to be able to get into recovery
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same thing happened to me and tried using d2 boot strap
and still didn't work it took the file but it still has the same on off
ant ideas?

I don't know...mine worked just fine after I installed D2 bootstrap.

You need to use the Droid 2 bootstrap.
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[Q] Which Recovery to use?

Hey all, this is my first time rooting a moto phone, I'm used to HTC and working w/CWMod and most recently Team Win Recovery.
Anyway, I just want to make sure that I'm going to do it right when it comes to putting a recovery s/ware on the phone - if I understand correctly I need the Bootstrap App (2.99 in market) for the Droid 2 ?
Now, if I have that do I need CWMod as well, or is the bootstrap it's own recovery app? that's where I'm a bit confused. I installed CWMod, but haven't done anything w/it yet.
I like doing everything via recovery and NOT via an app on the phone, so what I'd like to is a nice recovery app, where I can reboot into recovery, run nandroid backups and flash ROMs (if he lets me lol).
Help appreciated.

chimpsnest said:
Hey all, this is my first time rooting a moto phone, I'm used to HTC and working w/CWMod and most recently Team Win Recovery.
Anyway, I just want to make sure that I'm going to do it right when it comes to putting a recovery s/ware on the phone - if I understand correctly I need the Bootstrap App (2.99 in market) for the Droid 2 ?
Now, if I have that do I need CWMod as well, or is the bootstrap it's own recovery app? that's where I'm a bit confused. I installed CWMod, but haven't done anything w/it yet.
I like doing everything via recovery and NOT via an app on the phone, so what I'd like to is a nice recovery app, where I can reboot into recovery, run nandroid backups and flash ROMs (if he lets me lol).
Help appreciated.
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1) root with superoneclick
2) install bootstrap
3) install cwm
4) open bootstrap, you can find in this forum
5) before you must push the first item in the app, then open cwm and update clockworkmod and select droid 2 recovery
6) open bootstrap and select reboot recovery the second item...
your phone will reboot and you are in cwmrecovery...

dettofatto said:
1) root with superoneclick
2) install bootstrap
3) install cwm
4) open bootstrap, you can find in this forum
5) before you must push the first item in the app, then open cwm and update clockworkmod and select droid 2 recovery
6) open bootstrap and select reboot recovery the second item...
your phone will reboot and you are in cwmrecovery...
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Everything makes sense to me except #5. Maybe it will make more sense once I install the app?
I didn't use SuperOneClick, I used Psouza's Motorola Root Tools v 1.7 - worked awesome, I guess it is a 'superoneclick' type of s/ware, just not sure if it's THE s/ware you speak of - either way, same result
Will install the BootStrap later tonight after work and go from there. Are you running a custom ROM on your Pro? I've been so spoiled w/the HTC development, trying to find something for the Pro is like a needle in a haystack, lol
Thank you

is there a cwm for different devices or has the cwm to be modificated for every device? And exist somewhere a Forum or Website to watch the cwm progression with download options?

chimpsnest said:
Everything makes sense to me except #5. Maybe it will make more sense once I install the app?
I didn't use SuperOneClick, I used Psouza's Motorola Root Tools v 1.7 - worked awesome, I guess it is a 'superoneclick' type of s/ware, just not sure if it's THE s/ware you speak of - either way, same result
Will install the BootStrap later tonight after work and go from there. Are you running a custom ROM on your Pro? I've been so spoiled w/the HTC development, trying to find something for the Pro is like a needle in a haystack, lol
Thank you
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5) ok my english is not so good... you must open bootstrap, after root and then you must click on "bootstrap recovery"
then open clockworkmod and install droid's 2 recovery.
open again bootstrap and click "reboot recovery"
your phone will reboot on recovery...
I have installed cyanogenmod 7 that you can find on droidforums, or apex. but now I have the regular gb rooted only, because I have some issues with gsm data...
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Tekkaro said:
is there a cwm for different devices or has the cwm to be modificated for every device? And exist somewhere a Forum or Website to watch the cwm progression with download options?
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you can find some news and downloads on droidforums...
and for different device you have a different cwm...

Official CM 7.2 release candidate 1

Just wanted to let folks know who may be interested in trying out the new CyanogenMod 7.2 rc1 Shadow for our Droid X that you may experience a problem like I did when you try and flash this build.
I had already taken the .621 OTA update (which made me lose root) and then flashed the Milestone X .604 sbf file (which leaves our baseband radio alone for data) using sbf_flash in linux, then using the zerg root tool to regain root on this phone, then used the Droid 2 Bootstrap to get to clockwork recovery.
When I flashed this build I get the dreaded bootloader error screen after the reboot. I've tried this CM7.2rc1 twice now and each time after I reboot it shows me the bootloader screen with an error code and doesn't go any further.
It didn't give me any problems when I flashed an unofficial CM9 beta though. It's running fine on this phone.

sjmoreno said:
Just wanted to let folks know who may be interested in trying out the new CyanogenMod 7.2 rc1 Shadow for our Droid X that you may experience a problem like I did when you try and flash this build.
I had already taken the .621 OTA update (which made me lose root) and then flashed the Milestone X .604 sbf file (which leaves our baseband radio alone for data) using sbf_flash in linux, then using the zerg root tool to regain root on this phone, then used the Droid 2 Bootstrap to get to clockwork recovery.
When I flashed this build I get the dreaded bootloader error screen after the reboot. I've tried this CM7.2rc1 twice now and each time after I reboot it shows me the bootloader screen with an error code and doesn't go any further.
It didn't give me any problems when I flashed an unofficial CM9 beta though. It's running fine on this phone.
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What clockwork version?
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watt9493 said:
What clockwork version?
Sent from my potted plant running Liberty 3
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I don't remember the version if you're asking for the version of cwm recovery the droid 2 bootstrapper installed on my phone before I flashed the CM9 beta.
However, there are a lot of folks reporting the same issue over on RootzWiki about not unnecessarily this CM7.2r1 but with flashing any non-2nd-init roms after going from .621 to .604.

sjmoreno said:
I don't remember the version if you're asking for the version of cwm recovery the droid 2 bootstrapper installed on my phone before I flashed the CM9 beta.
However, there are a lot of folks reporting the same issue over on RootzWiki about not unnecessarily this CM7.2r1 but with flashing any non-2nd-init roms after going from .621 to .604.
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Try cwm 5? From rom manager?
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sjmoreno said:
I don't remember the version if you're asking for the version of cwm recovery the droid 2 bootstrapper installed on my phone before I flashed the CM9 beta.
However, there are a lot of folks reporting the same issue over on RootzWiki about not unnecessarily this CM7.2r1 but with flashing any non-2nd-init roms after going from .621 to .604.
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Someone just posted this to the Rootz thread a bit ago:
Skreelink said:
Full process (assuming you know exact details to do each step)
1: SBF 621 with RSD Lite to make sure you have 15p Radio
2: SBF 604 in Linux to install 604 Rootable system.
3: Root with Zergrush V4
4: Use Droid 2 Bootstrap to bootstrap recovery
5: Install ROM Manager
6: Install latest CWM (Droid X version NOT DROID X 2ND INIT) using Rom Manager
7: Copy your ROM zip or previous nandroid backup to SD card.
8: Reboot into recovery from Rom Manager
9: Clear User data/Factory reset
10: For good measure, wipe cache as well.
11a: Install zip from SD card, install your rom
11b: Restore previous 602/605 GB nandroid backup.
12: Reboot and eat bacon with your awesome phone
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Looks like you need the latest DX CWM.

So the official Droid X nightlies are finally on the Gingerbread kernel?
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Not working for me. I've done every step in that list over the past day and no luck, I'm still getting the error when I try to flash cm7. I'm using CWM 5.0.2.0, the one that ROM Manager updated it to for me and still nothing.

BrahManty said:
Not working for me. I've done every step in that list over the past day and no luck, I'm still getting the error when I try to flash cm7. I'm using CWM 5.0.2.0, the one that ROM Manager updated it to for me and still nothing.
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This may still be based on the Froyo kernel. I haven't heard otherwise.
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infazzdar said:
This may still be based on the Froyo kernel. I haven't heard otherwise.
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If it is based on froyo you will get bootloader error everytime stick to gingerbread

[Q] Stuck in red moto logo loop with 4.1 CM10 (JB) after installing SBF file

First time flashing a rom so I know i've got something out of order in the process.
ATTEMPTED:
I attempted ROM manager and it kept saying that I needed to install Clockworkmod recovery and I never could really get it working.
ENDED UP DOING:
Phone is rooted and unlocked for non-market apps with Superoneclick.
Installed 2init to flash [JB] CM10 Jellybean 4.1.1 from the Quartz build (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1779324)
No problem here. Got it up and running and gapps installed.(from http://goo.im/gapps used gapps-jb-20121130-signed.zip)
When I tried installing the sbf file with RSD Lite (v5.7), I hit the red Moto logo bootloop and had to do the stock recovery.
I am wondering how to avoid this bootloop when I install the SBF file (p4_kobe_umts_kobe_user_3.4.2-125_KOB_FFW-4_product-keys-ATT-US_ATT-signed.sbf) can't remember which site I downloaded it from. I've tried this 4 times. Any suggestions?
Btw, what is included in the SBF file? I assume it has the moto and att apps. I'm just looking for the att phonebook and the motoblur for backup.
I've looked around the forum a lot so please forgive me if I am asking about something already posted. It just wasnt clear for me.
Thanks for the help.

NickKG81 said:
First time flashing a rom so I know i've got something out of order in the process.
ATTEMPTED:
I attempted ROM manager and it kept saying that I needed to install Clockworkmod recovery and I never could really get it working.
ENDED UP DOING:
Phone is rooted and unlocked for non-market apps with Superoneclick.
Installed 2init to flash [JB] CM10 Jellybean 4.1.1 from the Quartz build (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1779324)
No problem here. Got it up and running and gapps installed.(from http://goo.im/gapps used gapps-jb-20121130-signed.zip)
When I tried installing the sbf file with RSD Lite (v5.7), I hit the red Moto logo bootloop and had to do the stock recovery.
I am wondering how to avoid this bootloop when I install the SBF file (p4_kobe_umts_kobe_user_3.4.2-125_KOB_FFW-4_product-keys-ATT-US_ATT-signed.sbf) can't remember which site I downloaded it from. I've tried this 4 times. Any suggestions?
Btw, what is included in the SBF file? I assume it has the moto and att apps. I'm just looking for the att phonebook and the motoblur for backup.
I've looked around the forum a lot so please forgive me if I am asking about something already posted. It just wasnt clear for me.
Thanks for the help.
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The SBF has factory/stock MotoBlur with the at&t bloatware included. You can't use MotoBlur with cyanogenmod that I know of. You might be able to use the at&t address book though.
You need to reboot into recovery after installing 2init. You do that by pressing volume down when the blue led light comes on at the red logo.
Then you can install cm10 and gapps.
Try sbf in linux if all else fails, skeevy420 posted a great tut on how to do it, or just look up "flash sbf linux" in google and you'll find a guide from somewhere. Sounds like you just need to start from scratch, in which case you have to flash sbf first.
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[Q] Can't get into clockworkmod recovery to install custom roms

hello all, I am a noob when it comes to modding my smartphone however I am somewhat tech savvy. I have a problem getting cyanogenmod 7.2.0 to install on my rooted milestone x. I have been told that a milestone x is just another droid x port. I have already rooted my phone with super one click 2.3.3.0. I have backed up my phone with Titanium Backup Premium and installed ROM Manager Premium. I followed the instructions on various webpages but I get an error when trying to install the mod. The error is:
- Install from sdcard ...
Finding update package ...
Opening update package ...
Verifying update package ..
E: failed to verify whole-file signature
E: signature verification failed
Installation aborted.
Now here is my specs:
Model - milestone x
system version - 4.5.604.MB809.ACG-nTelos.en.US
Android Version - 2.3.5
Kernel version - 2.6.32.9-geadffa3
[email protected] #1
Build Number - 4.5.1_57_MX2-34
Now I will tell you I was trying to flash the rom in the stock recovery because I didn't realize until later that it wasn't in clockworkmod recovery. Herein lies the problem, I can't get into CWM recovery no matter what I've tried on the net searching for answers. I have downloaded droid 2 bootstrapper as well. I can't find a working link to droid x bootstrapper. Am I just stuck with my stock X or is there hope?

official cm7 has a kernel check, use a version with kernel check removed
but your log post did not show that
dx bootstrap only worked with 2.2 froyo
there is a modified dx bootstrap you should use
link in my
[HOW TO] Install/Use Droid 2 Bootstrap
if install still fails. post rom's full file name

stuck at red M logo
sd_shadow said:
official cm7 has a kernel check, use a version with kernel check removed
but your log post did not show that
dx bootstrap only worked with 2.2 froyo
there is a modified dx bootstrap
if install still fails. post rom's full file name
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now i seem to be stuck at a red M logo after opening droid 2 bootstrapper, click on bootstrap recovery, click on ok at the success prompt, click on reboot recovery. only way to move past this is to pull the battery then it will reboot no problem into stock 2.3.5. if i hold power and hard home key it will go into stock recovery every time but still no CWM recovery. I have no idea why this is everyone else seems to have no problem getting into CWM.

I don't remember anything special, needed for the MX
which D2 Bootstrap, the one from market?
I would remove bootstrap app from menu>settings>applications>Manage applications>Droid 2 bootstrap tap force stop then uninstall
using a file manager/root browser with root access go to
/preinstall/recovery select recovery.zip rename recovery.zip.bak
then install the Modified Droid 2/X Bootstrapper, or Droid 3 Recovery Bootstrap

sd_shadow said:
I don't remember anything special, needed for the MX
which D2 Bootstrap, the one from market?
I would remove bootstrap app from menu>settings>applications>Manage applications>Droid 2 bootstrap tap force stop then uninstall
using a file manager/root browser with root access go to
/preinstall/recovery select recovery.zip rename recovery.zip.bak
then install the ____Modified Droid 2/X Bootstrapper________Droid 3 Recovery Bootstrap
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[email protected] Bootstrap is the one from the market for 2.99. and i will try this.

lmaggard said:
D2 Bootstrap is the one from the market for 2.99. and i will try this.
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still red M logo even after the new DX bootstrap mod going to try the D3 bootstrap

are you getting a superuser pop up allow or deny option?
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sd_shadow said:
are you getting a superuser pop up allow or deny option?
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yes and I select allow. still doesn't work.

i would wipe data and flash with ezsbf
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