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Extracted Boot Animation

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!

nexus one boot animation

i have looked all over to find the original nexus one boot animation.
i am on cyan and as you users know, the boot animation is cyan,
where can i find the original one and how to i apply it?

i attached my backup here for you. put it in you SDK tools directory and push it with adb like so to overwrite the CM one:
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
adb reboot
or if you want you can push it here and it will default to this location first and keep the CM one intact :
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot
if you go the second route, you can delete it later like so:
Code:
adb shell
rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip
exit
adb reboot
and you will then revert to the old CM one...

Is there anyway to flash with terminal? Or must you use adb?

Root explorer

[theme] [bootanimation] [cm6] fill 'er up! *updated 09.02.2010*

hi ^^
i finally finished my first boot animation and i thought i'd share ^-^
thus far i've only tried it out on my nexus, so let me know how other devices work out for you. let me know what you think.
here's a preview:
youtube.com/watch?v=ubvauf1Rmsg
::UPDATES::
09.02.2010:
- fixed [mdpi] and [ldpi] black screen.
- changed ldpi from 240x320 to 240x400.
- added signed update.zip files for easy installation ^_^d
- added installation instructions
08.31.2010:
- added [mdpi] and [ldpi] flavours.
::
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fill 'er up [nexus one / droid / etc.] {hdpi:[email protected]}
easy install - hotfile.com/dl/66477430/f00acd6/fill-er-up-hdpi-bootanimation-update-signed.zip.html
manual install - hotfile.com/dl/65909705/2484bcf/fill-er-up-hdpi-bootanimation.rar.html
fill 'er up [g1 / mt3g / hero / etc.] {mdpi:[email protected]}
easy install - hotfile.com/dl/66481859/4c59a5c/fill-er-up-mdpi-bootanimation-update-signed.zip.html
manual install - hotfile.com/dl/66464439/ddf2b0b/fill-er-up-mdpi-bootanimation_v2.rar.html
fill 'er up [tattoo / etc.] {ldpi:[email protected]}
easy install - hotfile.com/dl/66482401/92f37e3/fill-er-up-ldpi-bootanimation-update-signed.zip.html
manual install -hotfile.com/dl/66464836/b0abaf7/fill-er-up-ldpi-bootanimation_v2.rar.html
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Note: "fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar" contains the "bootanimation.zip" file. Extract it before pushing the new bootanimation.zip to your device.
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Easy Install Steps:
1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation-update-signed.zip) and push or copy to /sdcard/
2. Boot phone into recovery mode
3. Flash update
4. Reboot phone and enjoy ^^
Manual Install Steps:
Using adb:
1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar)
2. From the command line type the following commands:
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
3. You should now see "# "
4. From the # prompt type the following commands:
Code:
rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip
rm /system/media/bootanimation.zip
exit
5. You should now be back at the normal command line. From here type the following commands:
Code:
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/
adb reboot
If you get an out of space error, try the following:
Code:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/
adb reboot
Using Root Explorer:
1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar) and copy to /sdcard/
2. In Root Explorer, navigate to the following folders and delete bootanimation.zip if it exists:
a) /system/media/
b) /data/local/
3. Still in Root Expolorer, navigate to the /sdcard/ folder and copy bootanimation.zip
4. Navigate to /system/media/ and paste bootanimation.zip
5. Reboot the phone
Note:
1. When in Root Explorer you will need to press the "mount r/w" button in the upper right corner of the screen in order to delete or write to the /system/media/ folder.
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see cm forums for real links (at least until i'm actually allowed to post them =p)
forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/5596-theme-bootanimation-cm6-fill-er-up/

G1 Please, I like that alot

That looks great yeah please could i request for mdpi devices to please (G1,Hero,Eris<legen etc.).
Thanks

can someone with an mdpi device let me know if the animation loops for them?
on my nexus the letter drop animation loops properly (i.e. n-e-g-o-n-a-y-c repeats), but when i installed it on a g1 the animation plays once through and then a black screen appears.
thanks ^^

Nice.. Any sound? Maybe the gas cling cling sound?
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA App

Love it

icecreamisdrugs said:
can someone with an mdpi device let me know if the animation loops for them?
on my nexus the letter drop animation loops properly (i.e. n-e-g-o-n-a-y-c repeats), but when i installed it on a g1 the animation plays once through and then a black screen appears.
thanks ^^
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I just tried it and it does not loop. It runs through once and gives me a black screen.
Droid Eris

Ep3n3wp said:
Nice.. Any sound? Maybe the gas cling cling sound
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I'll look into it and see what I can do ^_^
rycheme said:
I just tried it and it does not loop. It runs through once and gives me a black screen.
Droid Eris
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Thanks. I'll try to track down the issue and post a fix ^^ Just to be sure, what rom/version are currently running?

see op for details
the black screen on [mdpi] and [ldpi] should now be fixed. it seems i just packaged them incorrectly. now all is well ^^

[Q] Can't boot N1 after replacing the framework-res.apk

I wanna change the battery icon so I replace the original framework-res.apk. Then I can't boot it. It stops on the screen of the cross. I have backed up the original apk. What can I do? Many thanks.
P.S. Stock Rom 2.3.6

Did you do a nandroid backup?
Do you have ADB set up and can the phone still show up in ADB?
Do you have unlock bootloader?

Assuming you have root and adb, you can just do
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb reboot
the framework-res.apk mentioned above is the original one. After the reboot things should be fine.

No nandroid backup
Rooted but locked bootloader
I have tried ADB but it couldn't detect my device
Can I use the push command though it's not found?

I doubt it but you can always try.
Probably have to do the passimg method.

Try doing a fix_permissions from recovery. If you added the file without changing the permissions, it could be causing all your problems.

If you have a custom recovery, boot into that and push the file. Otherwise, either unlock your bootloader or use a PASSIMG, both of which will wipe your device.
P.S. I don't think you can mess around with that apk unless your ROM is deodexed.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

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.