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How to change boot logo in yureka, any way to edit logo.bin just like in One plus one, moto g etc.
NOTE-By boot logo I mean that splash image that appears first when phone starts.
Manu11 said:
How to change boot logo in yureka, any way to edit logo.bin just like in One plus one, moto g etc.
NOTE-By boot logo I mean that splash image that appears first when phone starts.
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You can try it but it's not safe, Make sure you've a backup. But on a safeside you can always download CM11 themes which include boot animations.
Manu11 said:
How to change boot logo in yureka, any way to edit logo.bin just like in One plus one, moto g etc.
NOTE-By boot logo I mean that splash image that appears first when phone starts.
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You can try it but it's not safe, Make sure you've a backup. But on a safeside you can always download CM11 themes which includ
N'ayam Amarsh'e said:
You can try it but it's not safe, Make sure you've a backup. But on a safeside you can always download CM11 themes which include boot animations.
You can try it but it's not safe, Make sure you've a backup. But on a safeside you can always download CM11 themes which includ
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I said that I dont want boot animations, I want boot logo.
Oh, Yes, You can try editing logo.bin or Boot Logo Changer app in Playstore.
N'ayam Amarsh'e said:
Oh, Yes, You can try editing logo.bin or Boot Logo Changer app in Playstore.
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Is that same way to edit logo.bin as moto g.
Or need to try any other way. And boot logo changer app will work in yureka???
N'ayam Amarsh'e said:
Oh, Yes, You can try editing logo.bin or Boot Logo Changer app in Playstore.
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i have not found logo.bin file in rom.
Note:
This is not bootanimation, this is the splash screen (the Mi' boot logo which is displayed when device is switched ON)
This is for Redmi 4A/4 Only..
For other devices, please send me your splash.img so that I can create a tool for you too.
Requirements:
1. Rooted Redmi 4A/4 (any ROM)
2. Terminal Emulator app
STEPS to create & flash splash.img:
Same procedure as in here:
[GUIDE] How to Create Custom Splash Screen (Boot Logo) for Redmi 2/3
Hit the Thanks :good: button if it worked for you
You're welcome to post the splash images that you created..
Thanks to @karantamboli who provided stock splash.img of Redmi 4A..
Hi. If I converte a splashscreen image via gimp, what would be the image settings?
Custom Bootloader image and Splash Logo..
Flashable zip : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxPVo9bN1AVAUHNEU3J1STh3cTA/view?usp=sharing
Splash Image Flash Through Bootloader ( CMD: fastboot flash splash spalsh.img) For Reboot (fastboot reboot) :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxPVo9bN1AVANGY2cVh2dEN4UTg/view?usp=sharing
I was looking for this since last week. Please upload more flashable files with screnshot plz
Unable to flash it through twrp
i tried to flash it but my logo comes only for a second and then it gets replaced by the stock logo (note i have a custom ROM and have different boot video ) fastboot logo is fine it works
I tried too and had the same result, only fastboot works.
I also tried to flash a custom logo, but I didn't use the .bat file because I'm using a linux OS. I searched to find a linux version of the script but I found only a request in another device' s thread with no answer from the creator of the tool. So I tried to use the commands from .bat file. I used "cat" command to join the files which I found that is equivalent to "copy /b" and the "720x1280_header.img" which provided, but it didn't work. I get only af small penguin icon for both fastboot and splash which I suppose is the linux kernel' s default splash. For fastboot I used the "fastboot.img" which also provided, so doesn't seems that is the image I made problem.
Doesn't Work! Atleast must update the thread.
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i tried to flash it but my logo comes only for a second and then it gets replaced by the stock logo (note i have a custom ROM and have different boot video ) fastboot logo is fine it works
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smurfisrael03 said:
Doesn't Work! Atleast must update the thread.
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If boot logo gets instantly replaced by the stock one, use this modified version by PG:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75994298&postcount=9
Worked perfectly on my (updated) 4A.
nice
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I believe this is why the bootloader is locked is my phone. The cid says it's a Verizon but it's also a project fi and carrier unlocked Google Pixel XL. Is there anyway to modify the boot image so it's RO.BOOT.FLASH.LOCKED=0 I believe that will unlock the bootloader if there was just a way to modify it so you could sideload the modified boot through stock kinda like how you could modify the boot images of Samsung devices and flash them in Odin through the stock bootloader. Any thoughts.
Who would be interested in trying this I modified the boot image in the ramdisk so you can turn oem unlock on and unlock the bootloader.. I didn't want to jump to link posting I wanna see who is interested. You have to sideload the boot image through the bootloader but it installs like it's official.. 32 gb pixel XL only this is the 8.1 dev preview boot image so you need to have 8.1 installed.
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I really think a modified stock boot image which can be side loaded through the stock bootloader will solve the problem about the Verizon Google Pixel XL having a locked bootloader cause even if the bootloader is locked like it is now once you unlock it via a modified boot image it opens it up for flashing you wouldn't need some fancy tool which you'd have to run on a computer to unlock it or a oem unlock code you could modify the locked boot image to be the key into the bootloader.
What you thinking? You thinking support could be added for the Verizon Pixels once again I know there was development at one time but due to them patching the tool used to unlock the bootloader it stopped after a while well with this you could bring back development for it
We also wanted to make sure there was no central point of failure, where one industry player could restrict or control the innovations of any other. The result is a full, production-quality operating system for consumer products with source code open for customization and porting.
Google stated that on it's Android open source project right now with the locked bootloaders Verizon is basically restricting and controlling the innovations of how the device could be used and Google doesn't go with that that is why the Google store edition pixels are unlocked so I think setting the example that there's a permanent way to keep the Verizon bootloaders unlocked by modifying the boot images will show Verizon that they need to remove some policy's they have in place cause in the end as customers the old saying is the customer is always right.
Actually now that I think about it I can modify the ramdisk by unpacking the boot image and taking a text editer and going in then you can edit it to say 0 then repack it and flash it via side load i believe that's how you do it. I'm pretty sure I can do that. Doesn't seem too hard to do.
I am also seeing in the cid that there's RO.BOOT.OEM_UNLOCK_SUPPORT=0 it needs to be kept at RO.BOOT.OEM_UNLOCK_SUPPORT_0 I believe and the boot hardware is samsungs
This all started out as a question but I answered my own question. Plus it's nice to have a unlocked bootloader. Cheers.
Did anyone tried to unlock it ?
If you wanna see this cid information for yourself get the app called cid getter from the play store it doesn't have the best reviews but it at least gives you the right cid information and shows you how the bootloader was locked
user-67 said:
If you wanna see this cid information for yourself get the app called cid getter from the play store it doesn't have the best reviews but it at least gives you the right cid information and shows you how the bootloader was locked
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did you start with an unlocked bootloader and were you also able to sideload the modified boot.img and then able to unlock the bootloader? also, is this on a VZW Pixel or XL?
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I really think a modified stock boot image which can be side loaded through the stock bootloader.....
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You can't do that if the bootloader is locked.
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Who would be interested in trying this I modified the boot image in the ramdisk so you can turn oem unlock on and unlock the bootloader.. I didn't want to jump to link posting I wanna see who is interested. You have to sideload the boot image through the bootloader but it installs like it's official.. 32 gb pixel XL only this is the 8.1 dev preview boot image so you need to have 8.1 installed.
Never mind here's the link for pixel XL 8.1 dev preview https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ehXD2LVOBoRbs1EDh33nLyw7I0aRyOqH/view?usp=drivesdk
Here's the link for pixel 8.1 dev preview
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19xvVkadK79p6OLx5LePZSRA7V201ortd/view?usp=drivesdk
Here is the link for the pixel 2... 8.1 Dev preview
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M-sgp33NTrrlS12SY0xLQxrec44ZejJl/view?usp=drivesdk
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If you didn't know the part that controls oem unlocking is in the boot image. You can go crazy trying to break into the actual bootloader partition but you don't need all that.
I have a pixel (not xl) and i curious, if the bootloader is locked how can i sideload the boot.img?
Sideload is the install of a custom image what you have here is a modified custom boot image which install like it's stock so in terms sideload is what it is through the bootloader
When it comes to boot images I'm good at tweaking them here's a old project it was just a test build to see if it would actually work.
Custom adb root boot image with chainfires adbd kernel from adbd insecure as the phones adbd.. it has a few other tweaks and a custom permissive kernel and systemless root from chainfires supersu... the rsa fingerprint doesn't pop up when you connect a computer but it can be bypassed with adb in a custom recovery and found out if you use adbd insecure and let it patch chainfires adbd kernel it makes the phone as attached device in for adb devices instead of the plain unauthorized device and vendor keys not set. ... if you use it now you get adb root access and regular root access with the su binary but due to the rsa fingerprint not popping up you have to use adbd insecure until a recovery comes out cause it bypasses rsa fingerprint.. credits to come... to use adb root access you need a custom recovery with adb... adbd insecure app... adb on you're computer.... android sdk/android studio... java... boost mobile j7 running build f3 but you can just run systemless root until a recovery comes through. You can grab systemless root from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/gala...j700p-t3430185
And use it with the boot image.. but i just added systemless root patches to the boot image so all you have to do is flash the boot image.
user-67 said:
Who would be interested in trying this I modified the boot image in the ramdisk so you can turn oem unlock on and unlock the bootloader.. I didn't want to jump to link posting I wanna see who is interested. You have to sideload the boot image through the bootloader but it installs like it's official.. 32 gb pixel XL only this is the 8.1 dev preview boot image so you need to have 8.1 installed.
Nevermind here's the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ehXD2LVOBoRbs1EDh33nLyw7I0aRyOqH/view?usp=drivesdk
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Will you be able to provide the boot image for Verizon pixel on 8.1? I would be interested in trying it. Thank you.
i definitely want to try this, i have the VZW Pixel, not upgraded to 8.1 yet, but will if this is made available for the pixel!
If you all give me a copy of your boot.img in Img format I'll do the ramdisk changes.. you can get a copy by downloading the factory image you want then on your phone go to the play store and get the app zarchiver then go in and open the factory image and copy the boot image into internal storage then hit the Google drive and post a link and I'll get right on it.
I have made some Boot Logos for Motorola phones and would like to share them with the community.
Although the project was initially for Moto G5 Plus (Potter), I have made all versions with the text motorola on the boot images.
Features :
N/A hidden
Redesigned bootloader menu
Some other minor changes in boot logo images
These Boot Logos can also be flashed to other Motorola Devices with 1080X1920 screen resolution like:
Moto G4
Moto G4 Plus
Moto G5
Moto G5s
Moto G5s Plus
Moto X4
Moto Z2 Play
Other Motorola phone users may use the version of the boot logo with motorola written on the image instead of moto g5 plus.
Use VX.0_BL_9-3_by_4 Zip for Moto G5 Plus.
Use VX.1_BL_9-3_by_4 Zip for other Motorola devices.
The file names with DT at the end stand for Boot Logos suited for Dark Theme.
All Boot Logos have been posted on SOURCEFORGE and more would be added in the coming future. The designs have been separated into two folders and further organized inside each folder by version numbers starting with V1. All the zips are functionally the same and you can flash whichever version you like. The only difference is in the text shown on the Boot Logo image. Head down for viewing previews and downloading the boot logos.
How to Install (via Custom Recovery)
Download the desired ZIP file to your phone
Boot to your Custom Recovery
Go to Install
Go to the location where you have saved the ZIP file
Install the ZIP file and reboot
How to Install (via Fastboot)
Download the desired ZIP file to your PC
Extract logo.bin from the zip file into your adb folder on your PC
Boot to Fastboot
Enter these commands in adb: fastboot flash logo logo.bin
Reboot
Boot Logo Previews
Boot Logo Downloads
If you are unable to download from SOURCEFORGE on your phone, request desktop site from your browser menu to enable download.
Credits: Thanks to the versatile tool made by CaitSith2 for enabling users to customize their phones for all these years.
Disclaimer: Motorola Logo and Batwing Logo is owned by Motorola Inc. Some of the artworks are not entirely my own creation.
Looks nice, but the igmur previews links don't work
Klen2 said:
Looks nice, but the igmur previews links don't work
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Sorry, I had pulled them down. New link here: https://imgur.com/gallery/TbbtBl3
Announcement
New Boot Logo Added : V5
Preview (Light Theme): https://imgur.com/VXyH5c3
Preview (Dark Theme): https://imgur.com/0BXYqfF
Download from SOURCEFORGE: https://sourceforge.net/projects/project-9-three-by-four/files/Boot Logo/Motorola Series/V5/
I need boot image porting guide for android 10