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Hii all
i am a new B and i m anoyedby the stock rom of csl's very boring boot animation
and i m still unable to find any possible way to change it to some other one as all the threads over xda says copy and overwrite the bootanimation.zip to the /system/media
as i tried i didnt find any .zip file to overwrite instead i found it in /hidden/data/power-on-animation
now when i copy paste the new one here and reboots the phone nothing happens and the stock orignal ANDROID logo appers and nothin else
plz help how can i change /?
kshitij_bhatt said:
Hii all
i am a new B and i m anoyedby the stock rom of csl's very boring boot animation
and i m still unable to find any possible way to change it to some other one as all the threads over xda says copy and overwrite the bootanimation.zip to the /system/media
as i tried i didnt find any .zip file to overwrite instead i found it in /hidden/data/power-on-animation
now when i copy paste the new one here and reboots the phone nothing happens and the stock orignal ANDROID logo appers and nothin else
plz help how can i change /?
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boot animation was in /hidden/data/power-on-animation
boot splash(splash.img) was inthe same place with recovery.img
kshitij_bhatt said:
Hii all
i am a new B and i m anoyedby the stock rom of csl's very boring boot animation
and i m still unable to find any possible way to change it to some other one as all the threads over xda says copy and overwrite the bootanimation.zip to the /system/media
as i tried i didnt find any .zip file to overwrite instead i found it in /hidden/data/power-on-animation
now when i copy paste the new one here and reboots the phone nothing happens and the stock orignal ANDROID logo appers and nothin else
plz help how can i change /?
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Just keep your new bootanimation.zip in /system/media folder as you have found out by searching.
Since while system booting it searches in this folder for presence of bootanimation.zip and if it is not there then it will use default bootanimation. Thats why you will not find anything to replace in /system/media folder.
[This works at least in Andro-ID RC2, check out in stock too. ]
Napstar said:
Just keep your new bootanimation.zip in /system/media folder as you have found out by searching.
Since while system booting it searches in this folder for presence of bootanimation.zip and if it is not there then it will use default bootanimation. Thats why you will not find anything to replace in /system/media folder.
[This works at least in Andro-ID RC2, check out in stock too. ]
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Thanx worked for me
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Hey does someone have some kindo cool .wav files.?
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kshitij_bhatt said:
Thanx worked for me
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Hey does someone have some kindo cool .wav files.?
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hello i have one more question how can i change that creepy csl sound to a custom one...? plz help
kshitij_bhatt said:
Thanx worked for me
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Hey does someone have some kindo cool .wav files.?
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hello i have one more question how can i change that creepy csl sound to a custom one...? plz help
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just replaced the file in Power-on sound folder with one other, you can use .wav or .mp3 file. rename not required
ardX said:
just replaced the file in Power-on sound folder with one other, you can use .wav or .mp3 file. rename not required
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okk now it worked
i did this
i used root explorer go to hidden/data/power-onsound/ here i found the old csl sound file i just copied its named and pasted that name over the file i had on sd card
i moved the old .wav file which is in that folder to my sd card as for back up
and posted the sound i found in .wav format to the folder before posting i renamed it to the old file's name which in csl version is "S Csl Opening Ringtone.wav"
and posted into the hidden/data/power -onsound
and i m done good to know
Hey someone has that stock splash of samsung galaxy s2 if you have plz mail it to me and also how to change the splash screen
can some one post boot animation of cyanogen
bandukia said:
can some one post boot animation of cyanogen
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Try this if it works then let me know
kshitij_bhatt said:
Try this if it works then let me know
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haha..its a boy!!!..lol
worked
bandukia said:
haha..its a boy!!!..lol
worked
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lol cool i have flashed galaxy s2 boot animation nd it freaked up my father lol
Lol.. gimme dat
here you go ... this one i really liked ...
Does anyone know where to find the Power-on sound for the Wellcom stock? I deleted the splash screen, and I can change the bootanimation; it's in hidden/data/power-on-animation; but I can't find the sound file. It's not in the same place.
So far I haven't been able to find it by searching with Root Explorer either. I can change the bootanimation, but I'm still stuck with the stock sound.
The only way I've been able to get rid of the sound is to insert a line in the build.prop file to get rid of the bootanimation altogether; that silences it (but then there's no boot animation at all). Does anyone know where Wellcom put this?
eri m said:
Does anyone know where to find the Power-on sound for the Wellcom stock? I deleted the splash screen, and I can change the bootanimation; it's in hidden/data/power-on-animation; but I can't find the sound file. It's not in the same place.
So far I haven't been able to find it by searching with Root Explorer either. I can change the bootanimation, but I'm still stuck with the stock sound.
The only way I've been able to get rid of the sound is to insert a line in the build.prop file to get rid of the bootanimation altogether; that silences it (but then there's no boot animation at all). Does anyone know where Wellcom put this?
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just copy a sound file to the folder /hidden/data/power-onsound and it will work if no folder there make one i dont have phone in my pocket i will post the exact name for files by tomorrow
kshitij_bhatt said:
just copy a sound file to the folder /hidden/data/power-onsound and it will work if no folder there make one i dont have phone in my pocket i will post the exact name for files by tomorrow
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Thanks! There was no folder there, but I made one, put a file in it, and it worked.
eri m said:
Thanks! There was no folder there, but I made one, put a file in it, and it worked.
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enjoy the sounds
I need Motorola bootanimation
kshitij_bhatt said:
enjoy the sounds
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m running on Sharp 2.3.5 rom nd have not rooted.. Can i still change the boot animation ??? please provide me Motorola Triumph animation... Also tell me the correct way out 2 do it...
Does putting some earlier downloaded bootanimation in data/local folder work with our mi410 ?????
Hey,
Has anyone been able to get polaris office to work on their xoom? I installed it and was able to view one document before the force closes started raining down. Now everytime I try to open it I receive a forceclose.
Just wonderin if anyone else had any better luck?
I have it working
I downloaded the .apk quoted here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17935619
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Also, one important thing is that it worked on my rooted Xoom, but also on my non one
That means u fon't need to put anything in the lib folder
Tochiro said:
I have it working
I downloaded the .apk quoted here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17935619
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Also, one important thing is that it worked on my rooted Xoom, but also on my non one
That means u fon't need to put anything in the lib folder
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Why are there two parts?
okantomi said:
Why are there two parts?
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You need to copy over the app it self to /system/app and copy over the lib files to /system/lib then you have to change their permissions then reboot in order to get them to work. I mean change both the app permissions and the lib files permissions.
okantomi said:
Why are there two parts?
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Just a matter of file size
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twinkyz1979 said:
You need to copy over the app it self to /system/app and copy over the lib files to /system/lib then you have to change their permissions then reboot in order to get them to work. I mean change both the app permissions and the lib files permissions.
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That's a negative
As I said, I tried it on my rooted Xoom, but also on my non rooted... no need to copy over the lib files.... thus, there's no lib files in the link I quoted, just the *.apk, and it's enough
Worked like a charm like any other apk...
I think there must be different apk floating around then because without a doubt as I have done this on my rooted Xoom and helped a number of others they ALL forced closed when you tried to open any doc new or old. Then you install the two *.so lib files into system/lib. After that everything work perfectly. I and others I helped were all rooted and were using root explorer to move files etc.
Tochiro is the only person I have seen that only had to install just the apk. without getting fc. I can only think there must be dif apk or some how ended up with those files in the system/lib folder other than manually moving them there.
As I said, I used this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17935619
At first I tried with the apk from my Galaxy S2 on my rooted Xoom using the lib files tip, but it wasn't working
With the link up here, I installed Polaris on a Xoom with Tiamat rom, and on another one (non rooted) with Android 3.2 (firm GAS_EMEA_USAHUBLWFRTFR_P014)
From now, I just tried quickly with some pdf files and xlsx xls files, but everything was fine
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I did a google DNS change on my phone before I realized that I didn't make a backup of this file and was hoping someone could send me the original contents of this file to make sure I have a backup in case I ever need it. Thanks in advance!
I'd like to help, but I don't seem to have a /system/etc/resolve.conf file. (Unless thats the wrong path)...
Also, I'm on an XT860 but am running the ME863 Chinese ROM. Let me know if there's a way I can help.
give me a few and i'll have a link for you
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=47GTFTXA
When I opened the file it looked like a binary file. Shouldn't it just be a regular txt file that you can paste onto here?
I haven't a clue man. When I tried opening it all it had was a bunch of weird characters.
Sent from my rooted xt860
Just checked the system backup I made a couple of months ago and it didn't have a resolv.conf file.
Thanks everyone!
Guys I was just experimenting with these two ROMS and i found a FIX for Wi-Fi. on The Illuminated Rom( By the Kid). The problem lies in the "data" folder of Rom.zip file.
Steps for fix:
1. Open rom.zip and delete the data folder from the zip file.
2. Add the data folder of which i am giving you the link below, in that rom.zip.
3. Flash it.
Probably due to the wifi customizations made in the data folder previously, it was not working. but it worked for me.!
And also The i found out that in XperiAOSP by the KId, the settings.odex file is present in the system/app/ folder. I think that maybe the problem. it should be deodexed. And try this wifi fix on that also. the files are the same.
Link for data folder https*//drive*google*com/file/d/0B6Yp9LLnb7apN01sQlNfZS0waG8/view?usp=sharing
i have given data.rar . Extract it to get data folder
Sorry for interfering with your files, Ramdenes, The kid
it doesn't working
the download link that you give don't have a folder, but a file without any size
and because it's my first time flashing a custom rom i want to get it right.
KhaosVonX said:
the download link that you give don't have a folder, but a file without any size
and because it's my first time flashing a custom rom i want to get it right.
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That is the point. i created it(the file) using Android kitchen. if you have just downloaded the file.Then make a folder, "data". Open it. Create another, "local" and place that file into it. OR you can just download the data folder i provided.
It worked for me.! Without a problem.
got it
but where is the download link for the full data folder,
i can't found it :s ^^
KhaosVonX said:
but where is the download link for the full data folder,
i can't found it :s ^^
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Check. now .I have updated the link. And added data.rar
I can't found the download link
summers86 said:
I can't found the download link
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i think you should have a closer look.
summers86 said:
I can't found the download link
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data.rar
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Not Working
Edit - worked after flashing FalconSS Kernel
Sureshtuty said:
data.rar
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Not Working
Edit - worked after flashing FalconSS Kernel
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did you flash the rom after replacing the "data" folder in the rom??
Note: this is not a flashable zip anyway,.. you have to replace it with the "data" folder in Rom.zip
hello! I had a request for anyone running stock odexed firmware (.291)
Can you pull the system folder for that version and upload it for me? Thanks!
Edit: with odex files pls!
P.s. I need the untouched version without root. Thanks!
HERE are stock ftf firmwares. Choose one and download it.
Rename *.ftf to *.zip and extract a file system.sin using 7zip.
Open Flashtool, use function "Sin Editor" to convert system.sin -> system.ext4. Then use this to "save" /system folder.
There are some files *.sqsh that contain .odex files. this sqsh file link to odex file of the app. Use 7zip 16.04 to extract *.sqsh file, you will see odex files
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Eg: odex.app.sqsh contains all odex of /app folder.
Extract sqsh file and copy odex file to folder (ex: copy AnonymousData.odex to /app/AnonymousData/oat/arm/, then you have stock AnonymousData apk with odex file . )
xtbtvd12399 said:
HERE are stock ftf firmwares. Choose one and download it.
Rename *.ftf to *.zip and extract a file system.sin using 7zip.
Open Flashtool, use function "Sin Editor" to convert system.sin -> system.ext4. Then use this to "save" /system folder.
There are some files *.sqsh that contain .odex files. this sqsh file link to odex file of the app. Use 7zip 16.04 to extract *.sqsh file, you will see odex files
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Eg: odex.app.sqsh contains all odex of /app folder.
Extract sqsh file and copy odex file to folder (ex: copy AnonymousData.odex to /app/AnonymousData/oat/, then you have stock AnonymousData apk with odex file . )
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Thank you so much! I am learning to deodex my ROM myself.
I will try it this weekend.
But aren't the odex files generated when you run android the first time?
This is wierd
EDIT: I downloaded the ftf from flash
tool and expanded it. I do not see any files *.sqsh files in any folders . Just empty
panzerox123 said:
Thank you so much! I am learning to deodex my ROM myself.
I will try it this weekend.
But aren't the odex files generated when you run android the first time?
This is wierd
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I dont know this much. But odex files arent generated in system partition. They create odex file in system partition for faster first time bootup maybe.
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panzerox123 said:
EDIT: I downloaded the ftf from flash
tool and expanded it. I do not see any files *.sqsh files in any folders . Just empty
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You need to extract system.sin and convert to system.ext4 first . the sqsh file must be in system partition.
xtbtvd12399 said:
I dont know this much. But odex files arent generated in system partition. They create odex file in system partition for faster first time bootup maybe.
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You need to extract system.sin and convert to system.ext4 first . the sqsh file must be in system partition.
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I've done that. The folders are empty...
panzerox123 said:
I've done that. The folders are empty...
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ohh. something wrong here. i ll check it tonight.
normally, the odex.app.sqsh, odex.framework.sqsh, odex.priv-app.sqsh must be in system partition.
xtbtvd12399 said:
ohh. something wrong here. i ll check it tonight.
normally, the odex.app.sqsh, odex.framework.sqsh, odex.priv-app.sqsh must be in system partition.
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There are efolders in the system partions with those names. But they are empty
panzerox123 said:
There are efolders in the system partions with those names. But they are empty
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Yes. Those folders are empty, but those are sqsh files near those folders . Check it
xtbtvd12399 said:
Yes. Those folders are empty, but those are sqsh files near those folders . Check it
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Ill check. But is there a *.sqsh for every apk?
And if not, if I extract the .sqsh file, will it give me the odex for every apk?
Thanks
panzerox123 said:
Ill check. But is there a *.sqsh for every apk?
And if not, if I extract the .sqsh file, will it give me the odex for every apk?
Thanks
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Yes, they contain all odex files
xtbtvd12399 said:
Yes, they contain all odex files
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Ok thanks. I'll try once i get home
I checked it already.
Hope this can help you .
If you want to fully deodex your system, there are 2 more sqsh files. /system/etc/product/ and /system/etc/customizations/.
and there are 2 more odexed app with odex file: /system/vendor/app/ims/ & /system/vendor/app/ChromeCustomizations/
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There are symlinks between /system/$app/*app_name*/oat/arm/ and odex.$apk.sqsh/arm/*app_name*.odex
So the odex file show in folder is a shortcut from sqsh file. Sony made this
xtbtvd12399 said:
I checked it already.
Hope this can help you .
If you want to fully deodex your system, there are 2 more sqsh files. /system/etc/product/ and /system/etc/customizations/.
and there are 2 more odexed app with odex file: /system/vendor/app/ims/ & /system/vendor/app/ChromeCustomizations/
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