Hi guys,
Im currently working on my Hello Moto theme again but i want to incorporate a bootscreen, does anyone know how to make one from a .gif?
Mike
You need CreateG1Splash.
Tutorial is here...
http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Creating_Splashboot_Images
Just go down half the page,download the zip. Creat an image in .png and use CreateG1Splash.exe to convert.... Next yoou need to flash it on your device.
Fastboot flash splash1 C:\Mysplash.rgb565 (if it is in your root of the C: drive).
bonesy said:
You need CreateG1Splash.
Tutorial is here...
http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Creating_Splashboot_Images
Just go down half the page,download the zip. Creat an image in .png and use CreateG1Splash.exe to convert.... Next yoou need to flash it on your device.
Fastboot flash splash1 C:\Mysplash.rgb565 (if it is in your root of the C: drive).
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isnt that just a stand still image? I want to make the moving thingy
the SPLASHSCREEN is the very first image. it is flashed through fastboot (and only through fastboot) and is a still image.
the BOOTSCREEN is the animated gif which is played after the splashscreen is shown, until the ui has loaded. it is a part of the rom, can be pushed via adb or flashed via update.zip.
kendong2 said:
the SPLASHSCREEN is the very first image. it is flashed through fastboot (and only through fastboot) and is a still image.
the BOOTSCREEN is the animated gif which is played after the splashscreen is shown, until the ui has loaded. it is a part of the rom, can be pushed via adb or flashed via update.zip.
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ah sorry but still, how do i make a bootscreen ?
Mikeytjee said:
ah sorry but still, how do i make a bootscreen ?
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Make an animated .gif of the right resolution (not sure exactly but I think it's anything smaller than the screen res..) and flash it to the correct folder.
G8D said:
Make an animated .gif of the right resolution (not sure exactly but I think it's anything smaller than the screen res..) and flash it to the correct folder.
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Tnx man ! it worked
I know I have posted this on another thread, but redmdc should be praised for this. Check the thread below, you can put your own bootscreen in and change other aspects in a gui.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=635456
Bad4ss said:
I know I have posted this on another thread, but redmdc should be praised for this. Check the thread below, you can put your own bootscreen in and change other aspects in a gui.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=635456
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It can be done for free as well. In dsxida's kitchen
dsxida's kitchen
grassiekuik said:
It can be done for free as well. In dsxida's kitchen
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Can you post a link to dsxida's kitchen cheers
RichardFHTC said:
Can you post a link to dsxida's kitchen cheers
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It's in the G2 rom development forum
ok guys, total noob here... i want to know if i can create a bootscreen with like a key in the ignition of a car and then flip to a motor shot and have a cranking engine as the boot up tone? if you understand what im sayin. any info helps.
thanks,
cory
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I am looking for a way to change the SECOND Splash/Bootscreen. The one that comes after MGLDR and before the bootanimation.
I have searched a lot in this forum, but i can find only tutorials to change the frist splashscreen or the bootanimation.
Any help?
Agreed. I really want to know how to do this.
feloccio said:
I am looking for a way to change the SECOND Splash/Bootscreen. The one that comes after MGLDR and before the bootanimation.
I have searched a lot in this forum, but i can find only tutorials to change the frist splashscreen or the bootanimation.
Any help?
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If you know how to edit initrd.gz, then you can change it.
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jose makalolot said:
If you know how to edit initrd.gz, then you can change it.
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Can you tell me more about that?
Now that NAND ANDROID is a reality for the HD2 I have seen users asking for Android Splash Screens so I thought I would make some and pass them on. I am also supplying the LEO Stock Splash Screen if you want to go back.
Simply follow the instructions:
1. Download the desired Splash Screen and extract the contents to a new folder on your pc.
2. Shut down your phone (doesnt matter if you have already flashed a NAND Android Rom)
3. Enter Bootloader Mode by Holding the 'Volume Down' button while briefly pressing the 'Power' button. Keep holding the 'Volume Down' button until the tri colour screen appears.
4. Plug in your usb cable so that it says 'usb' at the bottom of the screen
5. Run the CustomRuu.exe file and follow the instructions
6. When flashing is complete the phone will reboot
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895089
the_hd2_cracker said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895089
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Thats not the Screen he's talkin about.
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Thats not the Screen he's talkin about.
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Aaaah...okay...that would be really interesting...
feloccio said:
Can you tell me more about that?
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Initrd.gz is is found in boot partition of each build along with zImage. If you know how to gunzip and edit files inside that file, then you can change the image after magldr/before bootanimation.zip.
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Hi,
I was looking to change this as well and found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=905538&highlight=boot+animation
I used "root explorer" method and worked for me.
czacha234 said:
Hi,
I was looking to change this as well and found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=905538&highlight=boot+animation
I used "root explorer" method and worked for me.
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OP is not talking about that but the image before that.
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I would like to know how to change the 2nd boot image (after MAGLDR and before boot animation) as well, anyone know how to do it? ty in advance for your help!
mythek88 said:
I would like to know how to change the 2nd boot image (after MAGLDR and before boot animation) as well, anyone know how to do it? ty in advance for your help!
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Have you tried google?
Keyword: logo.rle and initrd.gz
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=996667&highlight=logo.rle
This thread is just a collection of user made splashes to share with the community feel free to post any splash screens 1080x1920.. I personally will not be taking any request to make any as there are plenty of good guides to make your own and share here.. Thanks guys!
Here are quite a few threads to teach you how to make and flash your own custom splash images:
[GUIDE] Splash screens for the HTC One - S-OFF REQUIRED Thanks - 94tbird
[APP] Splash Image Converter Thanks - benny3
[GUIDE][S-OFF REQUIRED] Flashing Splashscreens. Thanks - felacio
(S-OFF and Engineering or Moonshine/RumRunner Hboot necessary)
How to flash *.img or *.nb
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash splash1 splash.img
fastboot reboot
How to flash *.zip
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip splash.zip
fastboot reboot
Here's my first ones I made for my own use..
Black PCB and Black PCB w/Logos
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Here's my first ones I made for my own use.. I'll post a few more soon..
Black PCB and Black PCB w/Logo's
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Sweet!
I want to make one like this but not sure if I did it correctly
Some of you may remember these from el tevo...anyways, I stumbled across the psd, still had it
thx to felacio for the wonderful guide
white
black
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I want to make one like this but not sure if I did it correctly
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ssojyeti2 said:
Some of you may remember these from el tevo...anyways, I stumbled across the psd, still had it
thx to felacio for the wonderful guide
white
black
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Are those flashable?
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kiewee3 said:
Are those flashable?
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Not from recovery like a normal .zip they must be flashed in bootloader.
Here are a couple more made out of some random pics I liked..
I found the thread that described it. Will we ever be able to flash splash screens on the fly? Someone just needs to find the special file name right?
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kiewee3 said:
I found the thread that described it. Will we ever be able to flash splash screens on the fly? Someone just needs to find the special file name right?
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Not sure exactly what you mean.. you can flash any splash pretty quickly just..
adb reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash splash1 "YourSplashName".img
adb reboot
heres a game of phones one...
and a hottie... ill add more as i get better at this...
Made that one for my own use. Love it as a power up logo for the splash
Didnt attach a zip. It's an rgb565...those of you can figure it out.
(rename rgb565 to .img and fastboot flash splash1 splash.img y'know, from the old Evo 4G days.)
lilflip21 said:
Not sure exactly what you mean.. you can flash any splash pretty quickly just..
adb reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash splash1 "YourSplashName".img
adb reboot
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On the evo 3d we could just rename the file and the boatloader would automatically flash it. No computer needed
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bigdaddy619 said:
I want to make one like this but not sure if I did it correctly
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That i like...lol
bigdaddy619 said:
I want to make one like this but not sure if I did it correctly
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haha this one would be awesome did you flash it and get it to work, if so ill definitely try it myself
My first lazy one that I made as a test :laugh:
I'm going to make some detailed (and more exciting) ones later on this week.
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haha this one would be awesome did you flash it and get it to work, if so ill definitely try it myself
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I used felacio's thread to make it but when I look in the completed zip it's a .img file not .nb0 so I'm not really sure it it worked correctly. Maybe someone can take a look at the zip and see if it's correct.
Update I think I did it correctly this time can someone confirm? I have not flashed the Moonshine hboot yet. So if you don't want to flash it maybe just check the zip see if everything is correct.
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I used felacio's thread to make it but when I look in the completed zip it's a .img file not .nb0 so I'm not really sure it it worked correctly. Maybe someone can take a look at the zip and see if it's correct.
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Rename the file extension from img to nb0
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does anyone know how to chance the boot splash in the kernel, on cm10.1 i want to try to chance it to something else
This tool may help you https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wxLDMsImNvbS5qcnVtbXkubGliZXJ0eS50b29sYm94Il0.
thiagodm said:
This tool may help you https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wxLDMsImNvbS5qcnVtbXkubGliZXJ0eS50b29sYm94Il0.
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thanks, but how can i chance the splash screen in the app ?
FettleifIsMyUserName said:
thanks, but how can i chance the splash screen in the app ?
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Another way. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6peeuPYoapk
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Another way. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6peeuPYoapk
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Oh not the boot animation the boot splash thats the screen before the boot animation, the lg logo i want to chance that
To the best of my knowledge it can be changed but it will require quite a lot of work and some googling. I believe the boot splash is contained within bootloader, which I believe is a boot.IMG ull have extract that find the files to replace. The hard part is the files are not just jpgs or pngs they are a obscure image format a quick Google showed someone found a way of converting them but the rest is up to you
Look for initlogo.rle. It is a file loaded by init on each boot, if it exists. It is located in root and by default you won't find it and you have to create one. You have to un- and repack the boot.img to edit that file.
The file has a special format. For more information, look here.
Also, keep in mind that this will not change the LG logo built into the bootloader. With our knowledge so far, it cannot be changed.
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Look for initlogo.rle. It is a file loaded by init on each boot, if it exists. It is located in root and by default you won't find it and you have to create one. You have to un- and repack the boot.img to edit that file.
The file has a special format. For more information, look here.
Also, keep in mind that this will not change the LG logo built into the bootloader. With our knowledge so far, it cannot be changed.
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thanks, i wanted to try this because this was possible on the lg optimus 2x from officail 2.2-2.3 but they removed it from the official ics
but ill see what i can do
FettleifIsMyUserName said:
thanks, i wanted to try this because this was possible on the lg optimus 2x from officail 2.2-2.3 but they removed it from the official ics
but ill see what i can do
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Have any success? I would like to try this as well
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Hello everyone.
Unfortunately my lg g4 bootlooped. And after extensive Google search, i see that most models have a tot file which disables big cores so u can run the phone on the small cores
Does the T-Mobile variant have such a tot file? if yes then can somebody give me the link? if no then can somebody create one using the following info?
Agimax said:
Why not just edit the files below for the two large cores (if you have root):
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/online (open file and change from a one to a zero)
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu5/online (open file and change from a one to a zero)
You could also just have the startup file do it (can modify the ripped system partition & put back on phone):
etc/dir/init.qcom.post_boot.sh (find your processor code - 8992 and add echo lines there with the rest of the cpu commands)
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Please I'd be highly thankful if someone can help
XeniX_Force said:
Hello everyone.
Unfortunately my lg g4 bootlooped. And after extensive Google search, i see that most models have a tot file which disables big cores so u can run the phone on the small cores
Does the T-Mobile variant have such a tot file? if yes then can somebody give me the link? if no then can somebody create one using the following info?
Please I'd be highly thankful if someone can help
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no such thing for any american variant
raptorddd said:
no such thing for any american variant
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Cant someone with a working G4 crate one? i quoted a person who has given the way how to...
XeniX_Force said:
Cant someone with a working G4 crate one? i quoted a person who has given the way how to...
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not sure . i cant...
sort of read this quickly does this help.? https://www.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p-bootloop-fix/
raptorddd said:
not sure . i cant...
sort of read this quickly does this help.? https://www.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p-bootloop-fix/
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Well he also created modified boot images which disable the big cores. Can't someone create that for our device?
maybe @steadfasterX can
XeniX_Force said:
Well he also created modified boot images which disable the big cores. Can't someone create that for our device?
maybe @steadfasterX can
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TWRP installed?
Then u could just modify the init file but I believe its too late. once bootlooping the run is over afaik.
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steadfasterX said:
TWRP installed?
Then u could just modify the init file but I believe its too late. once bootlooping the run is over afaik.
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yeah I'm bootlooped
Someone also fixed the Nexus 6 bootloop by creating modified images which disable the big cores.
Can't we(mostly you, you're the big dev) create a similar modified image that we can flash through LGUP?
XeniX_Force said:
yeah I'm bootlooped
Someone also fixed the Nexus 6 bootloop by creating modified images which disable the big cores.
Can't we(mostly you, you're the big dev) create a similar modified image that we can flash through LGUP?
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you may have overseen it but I asked: TWRP installed?
and new question: bootloader unlocked?
I can't create TOT files
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steadfasterX said:
you may have overseen it but I asked: TWRP installed?
and new question: bootloader unlocked?
I can't create TOT files
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I'm bootlooped. can't reach anything except download mode
and yeah bootloader was unlocked.
oh you can't create tot files? aren't they just system images?
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I'm bootlooped. can't reach anything except download mode
and yeah bootloader was unlocked.
oh you can't create tot files? aren't they just system images?
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Afaik you need a box to create tot files.
Besides this I have never created any big core disabling but I know @the_naxhoo has.
if you can reach the download mode you could flash with the lglaf shell a modified boot image which is doing the job. If you do not have Linux get your copy of FWUL which has everything on board (like the lglaf shell).
The modded boot image has to disable the cores either by the cmdline or the sys echo or both. I saw that cmdline thing during my unlock attempts and think those are much better then the echo to sys..
Creating a kdz would be maybe possible
creating a TWRP zip for sure but I'm very very busy at the moment...
So just one more time (as still not answered.. ) do you had TWRP installed before the bootloop occurs?
...and If so what happens when you try to get into it?
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steadfasterX said:
Afaik you need a box to create tot files.
Besides this I have never created any big core disabling but I know @the_naxhoo has.
if you can reach the download mode you could flash with the lglaf shell a modified boot image which is doing the job. If you do not have Linux get your copy of FWUL which has everything on board (like the lglaf shell).
The modded boot image has to disable the cores either by the cmdline or the sys echo or both. I saw that cmdline thing during my unlock attempts and think those are much better then the echo to sys..
Creating a kdz would be maybe possible
creating a TWRP zip for sure but I'm very very busy at the moment...
So just one more time (as still not answered.. ) do you had TWRP installed before the bootloop occurs?
...and If so what happens when you try to get into it?
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i had twrp but now when i try to access twrp i get to wipe everything screen which then hangs when I choose yes
yeah I can get FWUL but i need steps to know what to do....
I even asked @XCnathan32 who just fixed the Nexus 6p bootloop to have a look into our device maybe he can benefit from this information u just posted.
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i had twrp but now when i try to access twrp i get to wipe everything screen which then hangs when I choose yes
yeah I can get FWUL but i need steps to know what to do....
I even asked @XCnathan32 who just fixed the Nexus 6p bootloop to have a look into our device maybe he can benefit from this information u just posted.
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Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.
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Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.
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asked steadfasterx about kdz and his reply is as follows
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me too. never created KDZs yet but there are tools for it - afaik.
My first approach would have been to flash the boot image in the download mode with the lglaf shell (https://github.com/steadfasterX/lglaf/tree/g4) .
requires to do a flash of a modified boot image with dd on /dev/block/mmcblk0 with the correct seek ..
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XCnathan32 said:
Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.
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you may take a look on this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2179431
not sure if that works though.. (quite old)
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steadfasterX said:
you may take a look on this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2179431
not sure if that works though..
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But cant we just create a modified boot img and twrp img and flash through lglaf. then flash a rom zip though twrp?
XeniX_Force said:
But cant we just create a modified boot img and twrp img and flash through lglaf. then flash a rom zip though twrp?
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sure thats what I said before
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sure thats what I said before
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can u provide a stock boot img for Nathan to edit?
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can u provide a stock boot img for Nathan to edit?
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sure what was your installed ROM and version? best would be a link to it as well..
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sure what was your installed ROM and version? best would be a link to it as well..
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stock. i was using lineage but I returned to stock and got bootloop after some days.
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stock. i was using lineage but I returned to stock and got bootloop after some days.
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tell me the exact version. v10h, v10n, v20g, v20o .. there are dozens of versions out there..
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Hello, I am new to xda and I hope you can help me
I changed the bootsplash of my s10 with TWRP following this tutorial.
It works well as you can see in boot_aston.jpg. But after this screen I have another samsung one as you can see in boot_samsung.jpg.
Is it possible to edit or delete this screen ?
EDIT 1 : I decompressed the up_param tar to see what was inside and it seems that the samsung screen isn't in there...
Firerazzer said:
Hello, I am new to xda and I hope you can help me
I changed the bootsplash of my s10 with TWRP following this tutorial.
It works well as you can see in boot_aston.jpg. But after this screen I have another samsung one as you can see in boot_samsung.jpg.
Is it possible to edit or delete this screen ?
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there must be another place that you need to change the file the bootloader is looking for if its showing you 2 different pictures.
Youdoofus said:
there must be another place that you need to change the file the bootloader is looking for if its showing you 2 different pictures.
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This is what I deduced too. But I'm totally a noob on the Android bootloader so I don't know where to look for that second image. I have already searched everywhere on XDA but no one seems to be talking about it ...
SOLUTION :
When rooted in a adb shell, delete the system/media/bootsamsung.qmg file.
Works perfectly for me
Firerazzer said:
SOLUTION :
When rooted in a adb shell, delete the system/media/bootsamsung.qmg file.
Works perfectly for me
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well, there ya go! i assume that by deleting the second image it no longer thinks it has 2 to display thereby making it just use that one the user wanted in the first place
In up_param.bin image.jpg and image svb_orange.jpg need be the same.
I have a feeling that's just the stock boot animation
But I like that Aston Martin boot splash,can I get one for the s10e