Extracted Boot Animation - Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps

Guys
I've extracted the boot animation from nprussell's VillainROM 5.1 because I think it's much better than the one on VillainROM 5.22, but I can't flash it.
It's a zip file but when I use the system recovery tool to flash it, I'm told there's no signature and verification failed.
How can I get around this?
I've attached the ZIP file.

Okay, managed to sign it using the below link, but I don't have a boot script..! Tut!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=656536

sonnysoul said:
Guys
I've extracted the boot animation from nprussell's VillainROM 5.1 because I think it's much better than the one on VillainROM 5.22, but I can't flash it.
It's a zip file but when I use the system recovery tool to flash it, I'm told there's no signature and verification failed.
How can I get around this?
I've attached the ZIP file.
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Just push it with adb
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/

tristan202 said:
Just push it with adb
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/
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Worked a treat, mate.
Cheers!
P.S. Really liking your theme for VillainROM. Keep it up!

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Need help with boot animation on N1

This is my first rooted phone so be gentle. Im trying to change my boot screen to the matrix one I downloaded from droidboots.com
I followed this tutorial(How To Change Motorola Droids Boot Animation HD) to the letter from here youtube.com/watch?v=WIBk1-NB_ZM
But when I reboot it still shows the normal N1 X animation.I also tried the Boot animation app from the market(boot-animation-changer-root) and get the same result
Am I missing anything?
Thanks
Do you have adb installed? If you do, run this command:
adb remount
adb push C:\(location)\bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
That will replace the current x-animation with whatever animation you want. Make sure it is named bootanimation.zip. If you don't have adb, try root explorer from the market to push the files from within the phone, or ask the maker of the animation to create a flashable update.zip for you.
mejorguille said:
Do you have adb installed? If you do, run this command:
adb remount
adb push C:\(location)\bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
That will replace the current x-animation with whatever animation you want. Make sure it is named bootanimation.zip. If you don't have adb, try root explorer from the market to push the files from within the phone, or ask the maker of the animation to create a flashable update.zip for you.
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Thanks that worked

how to push lib flies ?

I have downloaded the files from here but I don't have custom recovery so i can't flash the zip but the dev tells me i can do it via terminal but i don't know how can any one please help me and give me the commands
via adb...
adb remount
adb push (source file) (destination-e.g. /system/lib)
thats it...
Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk
teddyonair said:
via adb...
adb remount
adb push (source file) (destination-e.g. /system/lib)
thats it...
Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk
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there are like four files in the zip file should i do this for all of them , do i need to cp the fonts too?
thank you

[Q] Modded kernel on stock rom?

Hi to all.
I have a rooted Incredible S (through HTCDev), stock ics rom and S-ON.
Is there a way to install a modded kernel on stock rom?
jauffre said:
Hi to all.
I have a rooted Incredible S (through HTCDev), stock ics rom and S-ON.
Is there a way to install a modded kernel on stock rom?
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theres a guide in xics kernel thread
Can you give me the link, please?
I tried XS ICS 2.2, and followed some advices to make it work, but it didn't.
jauffre said:
Can you give me the link, please?
I tried XS ICS 2.2, and followed some advices to make it work, but it didn't.
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l0st.prophet said:
Changelog
Instructions for S-OFF Users
Simply flash XS-ICSvX.X.zip in your favourite recovery!
Instructions for manual flashing (HTCDev.com unlocked S-ON Users)
Thanks to MrToastbrot for instructions
Step 1: Download the XS-Kernel.zip, then open the Zip on your computer and extract the file mkbootimg.sh in "kernel"
Step 2: Open mkbootimg.sh in a texteditor like notepad++ or notepad, then edit the following in line 3:
Code:
output /tmp/newboot.img
to
Code:
output /sdcard/newboot.img
Step 3: Save your edited file and place it back in your zip, copy your modified zip to your phone-sdcard and install it in the recovery. Then reboot your phone and connect it to pc and take the newboot.img from the root of the sdcard.
Step 4: Now reboot your phone into bootloader and flash it via fastboot flash boot newboot.img
Step 5: Once you phone has booted, mount the system as r/w using something like ES file explorer or Root explorer, then type the following:
Code:
adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules
Set permissions to rw-r--r--, reboot and enjoy!
Sweep2Wake: Q&A
Q: How do I disable / enable the feature?
A: Two options
Change the value in the file /sys/android_touch/sweep2wake to either 0 for disabled, 1 for enabled and 2 for enabled with backlight. This will be reset upon rebooting.
If your ROM supports init.d scripts, then flash the zip to enable or disable, this will stick over a reboot.
Q: It keeps taking screenshots when I lock the screen!?
A: This is due to an incompatibility with this feature and the native screenshot in Sense. TO stop the screen shots, you need to edit your build.prop and change the property ro.htc.framework.screencapture to false, and then reboot.
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there
Thanks!
The problem is that although i changed the mkbootimg.sh file, i cannot find the newboot.img.
jauffre said:
Thanks!
The problem is that although i changed the mkbootimg.sh file, i cannot find the newboot.img.
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Try looking on your sdcard. Assuming you followed the guide correctly...
I followed the guide as it is, i modified the file as the guide says, and there's no newboot.img file on sdcard.
jauffre said:
I followed the guide as it is, i modified the file as the guide says, and there's no newboot.img file on sdcard.
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Upload your modded zip file.
Nonverbose said:
Upload your modded zip file.
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here it is
jauffre said:
here it is
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Your modded zip is working on my phone but It's s-off. I found the newboot.img on sdcard root. Run your flashable zip again then go to tools>copy recovery.log to sdcard. It will be in your 4ext directory. Have a look and see if you can spot any errors. Upload here if you need any help.
Nonverbose said:
Your modded zip is working on my phone but It's s-off. I found the newboot.img on sdcard root. Run your flashable zip again then go to tools>copy recovery.log to sdcard. It will be in your 4ext directory. Have a look and see if you can spot any errors. Upload here if you need any help.
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This is the log.
I don't understand it very much, but it seems that it copies the boot.img file, and then there are some errors.
could you upload the newboot.img file?
jauffre said:
This is the log.
I don't understand it very much, but it seems that it copies the boot.img file, and then there are some errors.
could you upload the newboot.img file?
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I'm not on stock Rom, so my newboot.img will not work on your phone because it has a different ramdisk. You might want to try changing your recovery to 4ext touch.
Nonverbose said:
I'm not on stock Rom, so my newboot.img will not work on your phone because it has a different ramdisk. You might want to try changing your recovery to 4ext touch.
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ok; i changed recovery to 4ext, and here is the log.
jauffre said:
ok; i changed recovery to 4ext, and here is the log.
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Wow still got that BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE error happening. Try flashing tpbklakes unsecured boot.img and then update http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1238549&d=1343964381
Nonverbose said:
Wow still got that BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE error happening. Try flashing tpbklakes unsecured boot.img and then update http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1238549&d=1343964381
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Thank you Nonverbose!! It worked!!

[Q] Boot to CWM ICS

Is it possible to boot into CWM directly.
I am currently using this..
Bricked my phone while renaming framework-res.apk to framework-res.apk.bak .
Can't use adb push in recovery "Read-only file system" error..
Can't use adb remount as well, "Operation not permitted"
Edit: Sorry, please delete this thread. Found a way to rename back the framework-res.apk within recovery and using adb shell

Flashable custom boot animations for wear

Here's a couple to start I'll be adding more
Also just post me a link to a gif animation you like and I'll turn it into a flashable boot animation for you
Flash instructions-
1- Download zip to phone and send it to you watch using file manager for wear
2- Boot into TWRP and flash zip
Reboot & Enjoy
Non flashable Instructions - plug you watch into your computer
And in terminal type in "adb push (location of boot animation) /system/media/ " Then boot into TWRP and mount system then go into files then to system/media and click on the boot animation then click chmod and change permissions to 0644 and reboot and enjoy
Downloads
NONFLASHABLE (ADB method)-
Droid in green circle
FLASHABLE ZIPS -
Droid in green circle
Dancing droid
Nexuslike
Stock wear
will this work on my huawei watch it is rooted and i have TWRP installed
Thanks
Robshr said:
Here's a couple to start I'll be adding more
Also just post me a link to a gif animation you like and I'll turn it into a flashable boot animation for you
Flash instructions-
1- Download zip to phone and send it to you watch using file manager for wear
2- Boot into TWRP and flash zip
Reboot & Enjoy
Non flashable Instructions - plug you watch into your computer
And in terminal type in "adb push (location of boot animation) /system/media/ " Then boot into TWRP and mount system then go into files then to system/media and click on the boot animation then click chmod and change permissions to 644 and reboot and enjoy
Downloads
NONFLASHABLE (ADB method)-
Droid in green circle
FLASHABLE ZIPS -
Droid in green circle
Dancing droid
Nexuslike
Stock wear
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I just flashed the dancing droid boot animation on my LG Urbane with TWRP. But when I reboot the watch I'm still getting the stock boot animation. Help please?? Gracias senor.
Bricking1 said:
I just flashed the dancing droid boot animation on my LG Urbane with TWRP. But when I reboot the watch I'm still getting the stock boot animation. Help please?? Gracias senor.
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Hmm idk it works fine for me
Robshr said:
Hmm idk it works fine for me
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Well that's bizarre. Thanks for the reply though. Please let me know if you think of anything I may try to get it working properly. Thank you sir.
Robshr said:
Hmm idk it works fine for me
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I've tried to flash several other boot animations as well as yours and every time my watch boots with the stock animation? WTF. Maybe I need to manually copy the animation zip into the proper directory? Do you know if the proper directory is /data/local/ ?
Bricking1 said:
I've tried to flash several other boot animations as well as yours and every time my watch boots with the stock animation? WTF. Maybe I need to manually copy the animation zip into the proper directory? Do you know if the proper directory is /data/local/ ?
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To do it manually just in terminal type in "adb push (location of boot animation) /system/media/ " Then boot into TWRP and mount system then go into files then to system/media and click on the boot animation then click chmod and change permissions to 644 and reboot
Robshr said:
Hmm idk it works fine for me
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I've tried every different method I found to install your boot animations but nothing works. I still get the stock boot animation. HOWEVER, I did notice something odd. When I put the zip in the /system/media directory I am NOT able to change its permissions in TWRP? It give me a red error message. I'm rooted with TWRP and I have Root Checker to confirm root. Is it not letting me change the permissions because I am unable to mount the system? But in TWRP I check the box to mount the system. Is there a quick way for me to confirm whether or not I am able to mount the system? Any help you may offer is greatly appreciated and compensated....
Bricking1 said:
I've tried every different method I found to install your boot animations but nothing works. I still get the stock boot animation. HOWEVER, I did notice something odd. When I put the zip in the /system/media directory I am NOT able to change its permissions in TWRP? It give me a red error message. I'm rooted with TWRP and I have Root Checker to confirm root. Is it not letting me change the permissions because I am unable to mount the system? But in TWRP I check the box to mount the system. Is there a quick way for me to confirm whether or not I am able to mount the system? Any help you may offer is greatly appreciated and compensated....
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did you try and just flash it? Because that should work it has on both my urbane and huawei watches
Can you post me a screen shot of the error or what the error says, also try using 0644 instead of just 644.

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