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[Boot Splash]OpeniBoot Splash For G1[Boot Splash]

so, i googled some stuff and i found a snap shot of an openiboot photo; i thought it'll look very nice to see it on my slash screen, instead of the default G1 slash which always almost make me feel i have a bricked phone , so i made a G1 splash for it, if you like; download it, enjoy
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Zip Content:
- preview.jpg
- adb.exe
- AdbWinApi.dll
- fastboot.exe
- mysplash.rgb565
- readme.txt
- checksums.md5

aBsolutex3 said:
so, i googled some stuff and i found a snap shot of an openiboot photo; i thought it'll look very nice to see it on my slash screen, instead of the default G1 slash which always almost make me feel i have a bricked phone , so i made a G1 splash for it, if you like; download it, enjoy
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Zip Content:
- preview.jpg
- adb.exe
- AdbWinApi.dll
- fastboot.exe
- mysplash.rgb565
- readme.txt
- checksums.md5
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you can just flash this?

joe.kerwin said:
you can just flash this?
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Nowhere near true, sir.

joe.kerwin said:
you can just flash this?
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Put your device in fastboot first then extract everything and open a command prompt in that folder, then run:
Code:
fastboot flash splash1 mysplash.rgb565
Make sure you compare the checksums first though!

Magic andro-Tux splash screen

I just made this splash screen for htc magic. Hope you like it! (i used android suite 2 beta to flash it)
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Looks nice, any instructions on how to install this?
Sent from my HTC Magic using XDA App

AA27 said:
Looks nice, any instructions on how to install this?
Sent from my HTC Magic using XDA App
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Download Android suite, open it and you will see the splash flashing section. Save this splash image. In the android suite choose the image you just saved choose flash and you are ok! I would post the link to android suite but i can't find it in the forum. If anyone can find the link pls post it hear.

nobody can help us pls ?
the vodafone startup image is killing me

Look nice,
Can you make a bootanimation.zip with this image static I think will be great from boot to android with this image.
Thanks

ilinux said:
Look nice,
Can you make a bootanimation.zip with this image static I think will be great from boot to android with this image.
Thanks
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I can try make a boot animation with this but i dont guarantee that it will work because i've never try to make one. i will let u know for the progress. If it comes out that it works i will upload it for u.
I just upload the android suite to rapidshare and here is the link :
http://rapidshare.com/files/430986410/androidsuite.rar
I am not the creator of the android suite!
Thanks for your interest!

I tried to make the boot animation but the .zip file is 4.3 MB...
Very large for a boot animation. Does anyone knows what compression i use when i importing the images to the bootanimation.zip?? I used store but the result is...

Trying to flash Bravo N1Table to my S-Off'd Desire.

I have managed to S-Off my Desire today, but I am having trouble flashing the Bravo N1Table, I using the CMD command 'fastboot flash hboot bravo_alphaspl.img' and I am getting this error;
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I was mistaken in thinking I got it nailed when I installed S-Off but I see i need this image to enable Apps & Data2SD. Can anyone shed any light on how I am making a mess of this and how to correct it?
It would be greatly appreciated.

Is the bravo_alphaspl.img in the tool folder?

TheGhost1233 said:
Is the bravo_alphaspl.img in the tool folder?
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It is indeed, not that it seems to make any difference, lol.

And did you change the name of the N1table? If not, you need to use: bravo_alphaspl-n1table.img in command line.

TheGhost1233 said:
And did you change the name of the N1table? If not, you need to use: bravo_alphaspl-n1table.img in command line.
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Did I ever tell you I am stupid and I struggle to read simple instructions?

If you're a noob like me and you're reading this useful thread:
fastboot is part of the android sdk. Install it, browse to it with ms-dos and you're set.
Also, save the .img file to your PC in the same folder as fastboot.

Seriously, download, extract, run. Tick the Hboot box, click begin. Select the bravo_n1table.img file, open it and let it do it's work. Take about 30 seconds to install and then boot into bootloader to verify the Hboot image. You can use this utility for other things like splash, recovery, boot animation and radio.
Saves you having to fart around with typing in commands all the time.

Walking Android bootscreen

Hi guys, just created my first bootscreen. It's a walking Android, ripped from the GIF by Cramit:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2489/4219688545_13cb6f0e0f_o.gif
(the one above is Cramit's original one)
I cropped it to 320x480 and removed the frames where the robot is "generating" (translucid). All you have now is the fully-formed (opaque) android walking, in the correct screen size. Here it is:
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"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
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"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
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The flashable file is attached to the post.
Most of you should know how to flash a bootscreen, but, for the newbies, the instructions:
1 - Download the file to a folder of your choice
2 - Launch adb from the command line
3 - Type: adb push FOLDER-WHERE-YOU-DOWNLOADED/bootanimation.zip /data/local
You can also try putting it in your SD Card and moving it to /data/local via Root Explorer, but I can't guarantee it'll work.
I am also thinking about releasing a version merged with one of these Google boot screens:
or
So let me know if there's any interest in such versions.
Regards!

i modified one of the google icon boots and im using it on my mt3g thx bro

djtar said:
i modified one of the google icon boots and im using it on my mt3g thx bro
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Post it here, bro.

Can you post this first Google ?

maka22 said:
Can you post this first Google ?
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You mean just the Google bootscreen or the Android animation fading to the Google name? If you want only the Google logo with the loading circle, here it is. Tested and working on my 32A. Instructions for installation are the same as the OP's ones.

Thanks mate!!!

[TOOL] FlashImage Tool [RLS1]

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WARNING: CARELESS USE OF THIS TOOL COULD TEMPORARILY MESS UP YOUR DEVICE. FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK.
[SIZE=+1]What is FlashImageTool[/SIZE]
FlashImageTool is a tool that allows you to flash all sorts of files to your device while booted up or in recovery.
You can flash any *.img file to your device as long as you know the name of the partition of where it's supposed to go (ex. system, data, recovery, etc)
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[SIZE=+1]Features[/SIZE]
Easy to use interface
100% Self-contained: Automatically extracts all necessary files from within the jar itself. No need to set up adb first before using this (drivers must be installed though)
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[SIZE=+1]Downloads[/SIZE]
RLS1: http://d-h.st/fne
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First! This looks interesting
Sent from my SPH-L710 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

I am more inclined to use the command line than a GUI interface myself. However I do have this downloaded now just in case.
Thank you so much!

No problem, this was mainly for those people who were flashing modded recoveries and some were having issues on the exact syntax and procedure

@CNexus gracias friend. This is awesome.

No problem

Nice . Great work as always :thumbup:
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