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This subforum doesn't really look like the right place for this question, but I'm trying to follow forum rules.
I'm rooted.
Using esfile explorer, I downloaded the awesome bootanimation.zip file located here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2334927
I renamed the old boot animation zip file (as not that) and pasted the new one into system/media as instructed by video.
I check the permissions of both files and they are the same.
Can't get the new animation to run. Just blank. I reversed the process and the old one ran fine again.
I have two questions.
1. Why would this not work for me?
2. With one big .zip file, how do I know which animation I'm getting? How do I control which boot animation runs?
You should try flashing the boot image with fastboot.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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superdork21 said:
You should try flashing the boot image with fastboot.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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No no....the bootanimation is not the boot.img, absolutely do not try flashing a bootanimation.zip as a boot.img
Woops my mistake! I just recently flashed a boot image to get rid of that nasty bootloader unlock screen. Got confused between the two. My apologies
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Here is the stock boot logo of Moto X Play, for boot-loader unlocked devices to disable boot-loader unlocked warning.
How to install logo:
Download logo.zip from attached files
Extract it
Install using fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
How to install bootanimation:
Download bootanimation.zip
Manually copy it to /system/media/ using root explorer or any other root app
Set permission rw-r--r--
Downloads:
Androidfilehost folder​
Plzzzz add flashable zip it's very convenient....
you can share the animation ? please!!
Do u have stock boot animation of motorola?I need it
Which files do I need to backup to be able to restore original state of the system, so that OTA update to Marshmallow will work? Or does it not change the part of the system that gets checked when installing OTA update?
do you have the marshmallow white boot logo ?
bablu048 said:
do you have the marshmallow white boot logo ?
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added.
works perfectly fine.
Worked like a charm. Thanks mate [emoji106]
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AnoopKumar said:
Here is the stock boot logo of Moto X Play, for boot-loader unlocked devices to disable boot-loader unlocked warning.
How to install logo:
Download logo.zip from attached files
Extract it
Install using fastboot
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
How to install bootanimation:
Download bootanimation.zip
Manually copy it to /system/media/ using root explorer or any other root app
Set permission rw-r--r--
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Thanks you for the guide. Got the sexy white moto logo back instead of anoying bootloader meessage.
Thank you man,
Good morning friends!
Could anyone help me?
I have a problem at startup in Moto X Play.
After unlocking the bootloader my device does not boot more straight to the android system.
The startup always falls on the screen Fastboot start.
I've given recovery factory ... reinstalled the original system via fastboot ... I tried everything, including using RSD Lite to no avail.
I do not know what else to do. Help me, because although the appliance is working, it's uncomfortable every time I restart it he always fall into the Fastboot start screen
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Sorry my English.
Alexurso said:
Good morning friends!
Could anyone help me?
I have a problem at startup in Moto X Play.
After unlocking the bootloader my device does not boot more straight to the android system.
The startup always falls on the screen Fastboot start.
I've given recovery factory ... reinstalled the original system via fastboot ... I tried everything, including using RSD Lite to no avail.
I do not know what else to do. Help me, because although the appliance is working, it's uncomfortable every time I restart it he always fall into the Fastboot start screen
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Sorry my English.
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Wrong thread and section, ask in Q&A
Remove the bootloader unock warning manually
Is there a way I can just take the stock boot.bin and remove the unlock warning and flash it? if there's i a way, how can i do that?
Thank for your guide and your file. It works for me.
stevedat said:
Thank for your guide and your file. It works for me.
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Did you test the online update? I still doubt it works. No one answered my question. But as long as I don't have the possibility to restore original state, I don't dare to install it.
tag68 said:
Which files do I need to backup to be able to restore original state of the system
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tag68 said:
Did you test the online update? I still doubt it works. No one answered my question. But as long as I don't have the possibility to restore original state, I don't dare to install it.
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I am in a custom rom (Bliss 6), not sure about update. Since flashing that logo.bin, on reboot just shows Android with white background, no more warning texts and also Moto bootamination.
All three logos working good after flash it, but bootanimation did not starting. I'm copy bootanimation.zip in /system/media/ and set permissions, but no success.
perfectsense72 said:
All three logos working good after flash it, but bootanimation did not starting. I'm copy bootanimation.zip in /system/media/ and set permissions, but no success.
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Blank screen ?
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Blank screen ?
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I flash Moto bootlogo too, so bootlogo persist till system start, no bootanimation.
The same bootanimation, but with images, not video, working ok.
Hi Guys, I'll show you how to change the BootLogo/Splash Screen with new Google logo and how to change bootanimation with the 6p one.
First you must be rooted and must have a custom recovery.
Download the logo from here(thanks to Droidphilev!):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3512671&d=1445324260
And the bootanimation:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7V8PjYQw8kVR3dObXR2c0RSSkU
1. Flash the bootlogo in the recovery(if your bootloader is unlocked don't worry if you don't see the icon at the bottom)
2. It's highly recommended to use total commander for the next step: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ghisler.android.TotalCommander
3. Grab the new bootanimation.zip file and paste it in system/media (delete the old bootanimation.zip file) and set the permissions to 644.
4. Reboot and enjoy!
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Just flash this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3733883&d=1461883901 thanks to @misterpyrrhuloxia
Thanks works perfect on Android N
cyberbandit1998 said:
Thanks works perfect on Android N
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Are you rooted on android N? How did you do the root?
PHH superuser
xda-unknown-developer said:
Are you rooted on android N? How did you do the root?
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https://superuser.phh.me/nexus/shamu/NPC56P/boot-shamu-NPC56P-su-nocrypt-r191.img
Wipe data if you already in N and download PHH Superuser in playstore
max_mitsu said:
https://superuser.phh.me/nexus/shamu/NPC56P/boot-shamu-NPC56P-su-nocrypt-r191.img
Wipe data if you already in N and download PHH Superuser in playstore
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What if I'm encrypted and I want to stay encripted?
Use chainfire root
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What if I'm encrypted and I want to stay encripted?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/wip-android-n-preview-t3335726
Why are you posting the bootloader logo here? You didn't even took the time to rename my file but didn't leave credits? Not so nice!
I made this on the 20th of october last year. I checked your file and it's indeed the one that i made.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63391339&postcount=68
I remember that!
Droidphilev said:
Why are you posting the bootloader logo here? You didn't even took the time to rename my file but didn't leave credits? Not so nice!
I made this on the 20th of october last year. I checked your file and it's indeed the one that i made.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63391339&postcount=68
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Edited!
It worked!! Thank you!! Will this continue to work on later bootloader updates? Because whenever a new version of the shamu bootloader is released, I flash that. I just want to make sure that this will still be compatible with every bootloader version moving forward.
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
It worked!! Thank you!! Will this continue to work on later bootloader updates? Because whenever a new version of the shamu bootloader is released, I flash that. I just want to make sure that this will still be compatible with every bootloader version moving forward.
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You are welcome I don't know,but it should work. Let me know
So I made a flashable zip combining both of these. I took the flashable zip from the OP, opened it up, and added the bootanimation.zip to it. It flashes the boot splash then backs up your current /system/media/bootanimation.zip to /sdcard/bootanimation.zip. So now you have one file to flash for both the boot splash image and the new boot animation.
Hit thanks!
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
So I made a flashable zip combining both of these. I took the flashable zip from the OP, opened it up, and added the bootanimation.zip to it. It flashes the boot splash then backs up your current /system/media/bootanimation.zip to /sdcard/bootanimation.zip. So now you have one file to flash for both the boot splash image and the new boot animation.
Hit thanks!
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Thank you for all the people involved. It worked you flash BTW. Tested on Nexus 6 RR
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
So I made a flashable zip combining both of these. I took the flashable zip from the OP, opened it up, and added the bootanimation.zip to it. It flashes the boot splash then backs up your current /system/media/bootanimation.zip to /sdcard/bootanimation.zip. So now you have one file to flash for both the boot splash image and the new boot animation.
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You are great!
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
It worked!! Thank you!! Will this continue to work on later bootloader updates?
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yes
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misterpyrrhuloxia said:
So I made a flashable zip combining both of these. I took the flashable zip from the OP, opened it up, and added the bootanimation.zip to it. It flashes the boot splash then backs up your current /system/media/bootanimation.zip to /sdcard/bootanimation.zip. So now you have one file to flash for both the boot splash image and the new boot animation.
Hit thanks!
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Why did you combine this? What if a rom uses some other type of bootanimation and flashing fails?
Droidphilev said:
yes
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Why did you combine this? What if a rom uses some other type of bootanimation and flashing fails?
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Then I guess that they could just flash the zip from the OP and place the bootanimation.zip manually.
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
Then I guess that they could just flash the zip from the OP and place the bootanimation.zip manually.
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Please keep in mind that i'm not responsible if flashing my logo.bin this way fails!!
Droidphilev said:
Please keep in mind that i'm not responsible if flashing my logo.bin this way fails!!
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I would hope that you'd say that you're not responsible ever if someone flashes a mod of yours and something goes wrong.
misterpyrrhuloxia said:
I would hope that you'd say that you're not responsible ever if someone flashes a mod of yours and something goes wrong.
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I'm indeed never responsible. Still i won't help if anyone loses logo.bin this way.
works good. Just curious how do you return to the old splash logo ? Flash factory images via fastboot ?
Is there a way I can remove the logo that it shows when booting up and just play my custom animation right from the start? I'm rooted with TWRP
jdugery said:
Is there a way I can remove the logo that it shows when booting up and just play my custom animation right from the start? I'm rooted with TWRP
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@jdugery ... Why are you creating this duplicate thread ?? You already created the thread with the self same name on 22nd November 2016 --- Why waste not only your own time but also everyone else's by repeating it --- Grow up :silly:
metpolds said:
@jdugery ... Why are you creating this duplicate thread ?? You already created the thread with the self same name on 22nd November 2016 --- Why waste not only your own time but also everyone else's by repeating it --- Grow up :silly:
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Because I got no answer saying whether or not it was possible.
jdugery said:
Is there a way I can remove the logo that it shows when booting up and just play my custom animation right from the start? I'm rooted with TWRP
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Remove it, no. That's what shows when the bootloader is doing its thing before the system boot animation takes over.
Replace it, yes. Lots of custom one posted in this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/themes-apps/automated-boot-logos-moto-x-using-t3276236
If you wanted, it sounds like you could use that "Motorola Boot Logo Maker" mentioned in the OP there to make your own custom logo.bin to transition to your animation more seamlessly. I've never tried it myself.
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Remove it, no. That's what shows when the bootloader is doing its thing before the system boot animation takes over.
Replace it, yes. Lots of custom one posted in this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/themes-apps/automated-boot-logos-moto-x-using-t3276236
If you wanted, it sounds like you could use that "Motorola Boot Logo Maker" mentioned in the OP there to make your own custom logo.bin to transition to your animation more seamlessly. I've never tried it myself.
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These are all PNG files. Are there any premade .Bin ones? I am away from home without computer access and was planning to flash with TWRP.
jdugery said:
These are all PNG files. Are there any premade .Bin ones? I am away from home without computer access and was planning to flash with TWRP.
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Some might be preview images, but I downloaded a few as a test and they're flashable zips of logo.bin. look harder. Most of them are on the third page of that thread.
jason2678 said:
Some might be preview images, but I downloaded a few as a test and they're flashable zips of logo.bin. look harder. Most of them are on the third page of that thread.
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Do I install under the section logo file or zip file when using flashify?
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Do I install under the section logo file or zip file when using flashify?
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Follow the directions in the thread. I have not read it very carefully.
In general, what works is, if you end up with a logo.bin then
Code:
fastboot flash logo /path/to/logo.bin
If you extract a zip and it has a logo.bin and a meta-inf folder in it, then it's made to be flashable. Install it with twrp.
I've never used flashify to install a moto logo. Not saying it can't, but I've never done it.
UPDATE: Magendanz posted an awesome version of what I tried to do. Their version doesn't have bad artifacts and noticable pixels, so I'd heavily recommend using their version! It is titled (PixelBootAnimation.E4.zip) in the attachments.
I used the MotoBootLogoMaker to create this TWRP flashable ZIP. This was made for my personal phone, but I wanted to share with others in case they had the same problem. Hope this helps someone!
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I used the MotoBootLogoMaker to create this TWRP flashable ZIP. This was made for my personal phone, but I wanted to share with others in case they had the same problem. Hope this helps someone!
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what input in moto boot logo maker did you use when making the boot logo?
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what input in moto boot logo maker did you use when making the boot logo?
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Can you clarify? I just replaced all the boot images with the one I made.
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Can you clarify? I just replaced all the boot images with the one I made.
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i figured it out already
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i figured it out already
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Ok, good, sorry I wasn't much help ?
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Ok, good, sorry I wasn't much help
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its fine lol, i opened it up in moto boot logo maker and it imported the settings (shouldve done that first lol)
MrIndieJ said:
I used the MotoBootLogoMaker to create this TWRP flashable ZIP. This was made for my personal phone, but I wanted to share with others in case they had the same problem. Hope this helps someone!
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Is this the OEM splash from stock? If i have downloaded the stock zip with the recovery and logo.bin and f;ash that logo.bin will i have the same result?
@MrIndieJ
Sorry, the ZIP I have provided is of the splash I have created, not the stock splash.
Here's an update that I pieced together from several sources for the Moto E4/E4+ that installs both the Pixel splash and boot animation. Because of the white background, it masks the N/A nicely.
Might want to try this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vegazs.logochanger&hl=en
Looks like it has the stock Moto logo splash.
EDIT: I tried this and was unsuccessful.
I get Black background with white text saying "orange state, your device unlocked......."
No logo image while booting. direct bootanimation
Can anyone provide (or explain how) I can extract the logo and boot animation from the stock rom and apply it?
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Can anyone provide (or explain how) I can extract the logo and boot animation from the stock rom and apply it?
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I think you'd have to backup your current rom, install the stock rom, backup the boot animation and splash, then restore your original rom and flash the stock boot animation and splash
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I think you'd have to backup your current rom, install the stock rom, backup the boot animation and splash, then restore your original rom and flash the stock boot animation and splash
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I extracted the bootanimation and bootanimation.zip files and applied them to my Lineage rom (and yes, I also fixed the rights on the files) but it didn't work. The stock rom uses MP4 files for animation. I assume Lineage should support that, but I'm not 100% sure.
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I extracted the bootanimation and bootanimation.zip files and applied them to my Lineage rom (and yes, I also fixed the rights on the files) but it didn't work. The stock rom uses MP4 files for animation. I assume Lineage should support that, but I'm not 100% sure.
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Mine sucked compared to Magendanz's version. I have flashed theirs and would recommend you check it out. I'll quote his post below.
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Here's an update that I pieced together from several sources for the Moto E4/E4+ that installs both the Pixel splash and boot animation. Because of the white background, it masks the N/A nicely.
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Mine sucked compared to Magendanz's version. I have flashed theirs and would recommend you check it out. I'll quote his post below.
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Yes, I use the Google boot screen. I extracted the logo.bin and flashed that manually using the appropriate fastboot command so I can keep the original boot animation of Lineage. I'm looking for a more stock experience. I suspect there's something simple I'm missing or Lineage simply can't handle MP4 boot animations.