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Change first screen of Nexus One

sorry for my eng
I want to change first screen of nexus one
not Bootanimation screen
How can do that???
Help me
tanx

Do you mean the X part before the boot animation?

dessanct said:
Do you mean the X part before the boot animation?
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yes
X part and if u root ur phone with open lock

eshghman189 said:
yes
X part and if u root ur phone with open lock
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Hmm, im not sure if its that easy. Nothings impossible, but i would think if it were easy domeone would have figured it out already (or maybe someone has). Pretty sure that image isnt anywhere in the framework-res.apk as it launches regardless of the rom you flash, right?
I can has warranty back...?

in touch hd change with exe file in ur pc
like install a rom

tr.slate said:
I can has warranty back...?
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This image is indeed replaceable, there were a couple of old threads with instructions. But it doesn't affect the warranty in any way - the bootloader still shows UNLOCKED when you enter it.

nobody know about it???

I read that you can't change the bootloader.
Other people tried to change it because they wanted to erase the unlocked image

[Q] [NAND][Android] Change 2nd Bootscreen

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.

shorty1483 said:
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

[Q] Boot Splash ?

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

thiagodm said:
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.

Adam77Root said:
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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[Q] HTC One Mini 2 Demo Unit, any way to remove demo mode?

Hi Guys!
So I got my hands on an HTC One Mini 2 Demo Unit. Don't ask me how or why. (NOT STOLEN!)
I have tried to get rid of the Demo mode app but without success.
This is what I have done:
Unlocked the bootloader
Flashed TWRP
This is what I have tried to do to get rid of the demo mode:
Wiping and factory reset from TWRP. About 1 minute after the phone has booted it autoinstalls the Demo Mode again. Before it does all functions is available etc, after the demo mode is installed some options and functions is disabled.
Rooted, Installed Xposed and module BootManager to stop Demo Mode from booting, no success the demo app still starts upon boot
Tried to uninstall the app with various root uninstallers, they just fail.
Tried wiping ALL partitions etc from TWRP and restored an original HTC One Mini 2 system dump from another thread, same thing. After about one minute the Demo application autoinstalls itself and some functions is diabled and the annoying demo mode starts now and then, and blinkfeed is full of sh*t, demo contacts etc.
After I reboot all settings etc is restored to it's original state.
Any ideas how I can force the phone not to install the demo mode after reset?
Thanks!

Update: Flashing the Cyanogenmod firmware from another thread does not install the demo mode and the phone works as it should. I can call etc. But I only have 3G not 4G, don't know if it has to do with the sim or not (borrowed a nano-sim from a collegues iPhone 5s).
But anyhow I would like to have the HTC firmware instead, any ideas?
Maybe someone has another system dump/ruu/firmware or any of the sort I can try. Perhaps the firmware I tried in the other thread also was a demo-firmware (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=55107684&postcount=6)

B3t4 said:
Update: Flashing the Cyanogenmod firmware from another thread does not install the demo mode
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As you probably figured it was an app in the ROM so installing a custom ROM or reverting back to stock will get rid of the problem (as you've already done it)

yourmate said:
As you probably figured it was an app in the ROM so installing a custom ROM or reverting back to stock will get rid of the problem (as you've already done it)
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Thank you for your answer. I have however tried to restore the original ROM and another original dump from this forum but the app installs itself anyway. Any idea where I can get another clean ROM or system dump?

B3t4 said:
Thank you for your answer. I have however tried to restore the original ROM and another original dump from this forum but the app installs itself anyway. Any idea where I can get another clean ROM or system dump?
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I'd unlock it first on htcdev and then root and flash a custom recovery.
Then you'd either flash back to stock or flash a custom ROM.
I hope this helps

yourmate said:
I'd unlock it first on htcdev and then root and flash a custom recovery.
Then you'd either flash back to stock or flash a custom ROM.
I hope this helps
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As stated in the OP I have already unlocked the bootloader and flashed a custom recovery. CyanogenMod works but very buggy build, and either way I would like to have the original ROM or something close to it (Sense). Unfortunately there are no custom roms for this phone yet (other then CM). I have only found one original TWRP dump that I tried but the demo mode installed itself on that dump as well. I don't know why it installed itself on the original rom from this forum... Thanks

B3t4 said:
As stated in the OP I have already unlocked the bootloader and flashed a custom recovery. CyanogenMod works but very buggy build, and either way I would like to have the original ROM or something close to it (Sense). Unfortunately there are no custom roms for this phone yet (other then CM). I have only found one original TWRP dump that I tried but the demo mode installed itself on that dump as well. I don't know why it installed itself on the original rom from this forum... Thanks
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Sorry, my bad.
My understanding is that this is an app so if it's not in the ROM then it cannot run.
There are a few other custom ROM but if you want stock follow this by the letter.

yourmate said:
Sorry, my bad.
My understanding is that this is an app so if it's not in the ROM then it cannot run.
There are a few other custom ROM but if you want stock follow this by the letter.
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Those instructions and ROMs are for the HTC One Mini and not the HTC One Mini 2. Also as far as I know there is no way to get S-OFF on the HTC One Mini 2 yet.

B3t4 said:
Those instructions and ROMs are for the HTC One Mini and not the HTC One Mini 2. Also as far as I know there is no way to get S-OFF on the HTC One Mini 2 yet.
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Mini 2 works the very same way (obviously with its own ROM)
Do some digging

yourmate said:
Mini 2 works the very same way (obviously with its own ROM)
Do some digging
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Thanks! I will give it a try, does not matter if I brick it anyways. My fiance dropped it and broke the glass so I will get a new demo unit.

B3t4 said:
Thanks! I will give it a try, does not matter if I brick it anyways. My fiance dropped it and broke the glass so I will get a new demo unit.
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wow
I've flashed one two weeks ago (although not a demo unit but it was branded) it works OK
Changed several LCDs on Minis but not on Mini 2 yet.
Btw how much are the demo ones?

yourmate said:
wow
I've flashed one two weeks ago (although not a demo unit but it was branded) it works OK
Changed several LCDs on Minis but not on Mini 2 yet.
Btw how much are the demo ones?
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What ROM/Backup did you use?
For me, free but can't tell the source. :good:

B3t4 said:
What ROM/Backup did you use?
For me, free but can't tell the source. :good:
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So why don't you send two over and I'll do it and send you one back?

B3t4 said:
For me, free but can't tell the source. :good:
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yourmate said:
So why don't you send two over and I'll do it and send you one back?
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I've thought so that the conversation will dry out indeed

yourmate said:
I've thought so that the conversation will dry out indeed
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Sorry I don't have permission to do that from my source.
I'll try to get some time over and try your suggestion, will get back with results.

did you have any luck removing the demo apps from the demo device, i also stuck with one

dest1 said:
did you have any luck removing the demo apps from the demo device, i also stuck with one
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Download stock rim flashable via twrp and open it using WinZip or winrar goto system/etc/ and delete '.demo' folder. Then repack and flash, problem solved.

no need for reading the whole thread. in twrp mount preload and by using the twrp file manager navigate to /preload and delete everything you can find inside! do a factory reset and flashing "org" firmware should be done...

hypafly said:
Download stock rim flashable via twrp and open it using WinZip or winrar goto system/etc/ and delete '.demo' folder. Then repack and flash, problem solved.
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I was going to do same thing, but how do you repack ? I mean I packed it with WinRAR, or 7Zip, but they compress the file, or maybe they don't pack it as TWRP format, so TWRP didn't recognise my file. Simply, how do you pack it ?

Ven99 said:
I was going to do same thing, but how do you repack ? I mean I packed it with WinRAR, or 7Zip, but they compress the file, or maybe they don't pack it as TWRP format, so TWRP didn't recognise my file. Simply, how do you pack it ?
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Open the zip file that you want to flash with any zip manager you like, you don't need to extract the files, just navigate to the folder and delete the .demo folder and it will automatically repack it. Close it and copy it to your phone and flash normally. It will work.

[MOD] Remove T-Mobile Logo During Boot

This is just a quick little script I threw together to remove the blinding white T-Mobile logo from boot. It replaces the carrier branding with the loop that Samsung intended and should be much easier on your eyes in dark settings.
All this file does is make a backup of bootsamsungloop.qmg and replace it with the same file from the Canadian W8 rom.
Everything should be working! If not, please let me know.
Step 1) Flash in TWRP
-if you use an automated script installer like Flashify, TWRP might tell you the install failed. However, I found this to be false.
Step 2) Profit

Thanks

you can just delete that file (bootsamsungloop.qmg) and reboot, the tmobile boot screen will be gone and it will show samsung

haldi15 said:
you can just delete that file (bootsamsungloop.qmg) and reboot, the tmobile boot screen will be gone and it will show samsung
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That works too. This mod is if you want the logo to be animated or you are lazy

Can this be flashed with Flashfire?

norcalsfinest said:
Can this be flashed with Flashfire?
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I'm not entirely positive how flashfire works so I'm hesitant to say yes or no. Alternatively, you can also use the no flash method -- take the files in the archive, delete the one in your system, replace it with the file in the zip and set permission to 644

What about the shutdown T-Mobile screen? How do we get rid of that?

3's&7's said:
What about the shutdown T-Mobile screen? How do we get rid of that?
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You can delete the shutdown.qmg file from /system/media which will take away the samsung/t-mobile screen completely (replaces it with system dialog box and spinner and just says "Shutting Down") or you can try replacing it with this one from the international version (which I believe just says Samsung).
Contents of the zip are NOT flashable -- use your favorite file explorer to copy and change permissions to 644

And if we want the t mobile shutdown who can help with it. I have a metro pcs. I really like the red t mobile logo.
Enviado desde mi SM-G920F mediante Tapatalk

bighleo114312 said:
And if we want the t mobile shutdown who can help with it. I have a metro pcs. I really like the red t mobile logo.
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You would have to grab the shutdown.qmg from a t-mobile rom and overwrite the one you have currently. I don't currently have any t-mobile roms on hand or I would grab the file for you myself.

s.rapp said:
You would have to grab the shutdown.qmg from a t-mobile rom and overwrite the one you have currently. I don't currently have any t-mobile roms on hand or I would grab the file for you myself.
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Yeah thanks i didnt wanted to download the whole rom just for the shutdown logo. Hope that some1 can help with it if not. Then after work will start the process. Thanks my friend
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does anyone have the boot logo image ? the one with "Samsung S6" and black background cuz i need to flash it again...

AlexBz94 said:
does anyone have the boot logo image ? the one with "Samsung S6" and black background cuz i need to flash it again...
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This is bootanimation of Note 7. Try it

please help!
Hello All!
As per the advice seen above in the thread, i've tried to delete the bootsamsungloop.qmg and the shutdown.qmg files, in order to get rid of the T Mobile screen, but i wasn't able to delete them, altough everytime i've tried, root browser was telling me that file has been deleted. But those files are still there. My Galaxy S7 is not rootet, it's running its official marshmallow.
Any further advice please? Would be much appreciated!

[email protected] said:
Hello All!
As per the advice seen above in the thread, i've tried to delete the bootsamsungloop.qmg and the shutdown.qmg files, in order to get rid of the T Mobile screen, but i wasn't able to delete them, altough everytime i've tried, root browser was telling me that file has been deleted. But those files are still there. My Galaxy S7 is not rootet, it's running its official marshmallow.
Any further advice please? Would be much appreciated!
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Those files live in the /system partition and can only be removed with root.

I need sm-g925t s6 edge t mobile logo remover.... plz help me!
lizaSB said:
This is just a quick little script I threw together to remove the blinding white T-Mobile logo from boot. It replaces the carrier branding with the loop that Samsung intended and should be much easier on your eyes in dark settings.
All this file does is make a backup of bootsamsungloop.qmg and replace it with the same file from the Canadian W8 rom.
Everything should be working! If not, please let me know.
Step 1) Flash in TWRP
-if you use an automated script installer like Flashify, TWRP might tell you the install failed. However, I found this to be false.
Step 2) Profit
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Help

haldi15 said:
you can just delete that file (bootsamsungloop.qmg) and reboot, the tmobile boot screen will be gone and it will show samsung
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lizaSB said:
You can delete the shutdown.qmg file from /system/media which will take away the samsung/t-mobile screen completely (replaces it with system dialog box and spinner and just says "Shutting Down") or you can try replacing it with this one from the international version (which I believe just says Samsung).
Contents of the zip are NOT flashable -- use your favorite file explorer to copy and change permissions to 644
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. Deleting these two files bootsamsungloop.qmg and shutdown.qmg on my SM 910T Note 4 completely removed the T-mobile splash screens during bootup and shut down.
This was way simpler than flashing a ROM or using an app.
My eyes are no longer blinded during boot up in the dark and shut down no longer lingers on a T-Mobile logo. :laugh:
As mentioned earlier your phone must be rooted in order to successfully delete these files.

Do i have to root my phone ? I get this error message saying the copy task failed /system/media/bootsamsungloop.qmg (Read-only file system). what can i do here ?