Anyone have it, would like it for King's rom
Tell me How to get it and I'll get it from my phone.
Edit: Wait its already been posted here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=296627&d=1269121291
And is there a way to convert the custom animations you guys have for the g1 and get them to work on the eris?
t2noob said:
Tell me How to get it and I'll get it from my phone.
Edit: Wait its already been posted here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=296627&d=1269121291
And is there a way to convert the custom animations you guys have for the g1 and get them to work on the eris?
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If it is the stock (or like stock, meaning not 2.1), then go through and make a .gif of the images
JAguirre1231 said:
If it is the stock (or like stock, meaning not 2.1), then go through and make a .gif of the images
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Yeah the version I have is 2.1....
how would I go about it then?
t2noob said:
Yeah the version I have is 2.1....
how would I go about it then?
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Should be able to just push a bootanimation.zip to /system/media (or /data/local). Not sure how the Eris works, but I would also remove /system/media/bootscreen (if it exists)
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rm -r /system/media/bootscreen/*
Looks like there isn't any difference from how the eris and the g1 manage the boots I can just take the g1 boots and stick them to the system/media folder and they work!!! so thanks!
t2noob said:
Looks like there isn't any difference from how the eris and the g1 manage the boots I can just take the g1 boots and stick them to the system/media folder and they work!!! so thanks!
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Well, how 2.1 handles boots.
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I am hoping a few other people will join me in hunting down the elusive vanilla lock screen that works with the stock rooted 1.47 ROM.
I am aware that Flipz has one that works with his and DC's ROMs, however, it does not work with the stock rooted ROM. The layout of the lock screen is vertical. It is very odd.
This seems like a simple fix, and I am certainly willing to contribute with testing, etc. So, if anyone has any free time and is looking for a project, I would love to see a functional vanilla lock screen.
Thanks in advance!
Ditto love to get rid pf sense lock screen
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This is a flashable theme zip from DC. It should work with any ROM. Make sure you backup before flashing, you never know what can go wrong.
Give this a try. Make sure to delete HtcLockScreen.apk from /system/app/.
push this into the /system/framework/ and remove the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/
Edit: Sorry the file is too large to upload. use the zip in the above post
tjohnsonjr said:
push this into the /system/framework/ and remove the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/
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It's a .zip file. Don't I need to flash it?
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It's a .zip file. Don't I need to flash it?
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I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.
Didn't work.
I pushed the zip file into the system framework. I went into shell, then ran a chmod 6755 command.
The zip installed, but again, the lock screen is vertical.
Jykinturah said:
I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.
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Ah, well it installed like I said, but the lock screen was vertical. I'm restoring right now, but then I'll try to install via recovery.
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I think he meant to attach something. The .zip is a flashable zip, yes.
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The zip file did not work. Vertical lock screen. Restoring again.
Maybe you aren't deodexed?
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Maybe you aren't deodexed?
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I am not, hence why in the OP I state I am looking for a lock screen that works with the stock rooted rom.
Why wouldn't it work even if it is for deodexed roms?
Cyanogen came out with a nightly build tonight, CM6, you can always try that?
bigant262 said:
Cyanogen came out with a nightly build tonight, CM6, you can always try that?
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For the EVO?
Edit: I just check his website. There are no stable mods nor are there experimental mods for the EVO.
It's a nightly build that's was just posted a couple hrs ago. There is a thread here in this forum with it
Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk
BigRick10 said:
It's a nightly build that's was just posted a couple hrs ago. There is a thread here in this forum with it
Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk
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Well, thanks for the heads up! I may install tonight. However, your post was not on point.
I may try CM6 when it is released, but I rather like the setup I have now. It's a stock rooted rom and today I successfully pushed the vanilla android messenger, calculator, music, clock and browser apps.
I think the vanilla lock screen is far more functional, albeit less attractive.
Wow my prior post did not make sense lol. I believe CM6 has the Vanilla Lock Screen.
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can anyone tell me how to delete the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/ if it's read only? i tried chmod'ing it in terminal but it still says read only
I always see the interest in the vanilla lock screen but I never understood why. I tried it on fresh and it doesn't give you a snippets of the text message on the front before you unlock. What's the advantage of the vanilla lock?
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threeFiftyLi said:
I always see the interest in the vanilla lock screen but I never understood why. I tried it on fresh and it doesn't give you a snippets of the text message on the front before you unlock. What's the advantage of the vanilla lock?
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the only reason i like it is being able to go to silent mode without unlocking or holding the power button down. you can also just hit menu and it'll unlock without having to slide.
mrvirginia said:
can anyone tell me how to delete the HTCLockScreen.apk from /system/app/ if it's read only? i tried chmod'ing it in terminal but it still says read only
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You need full root with nand unlocked. You could use root explorer and mount as r/w. Alternatively you could reboot into recovery and use adb shell to delete the apk.
kpoz said:
I am hoping a few other people will join me in hunting down the elusive vanilla lock screen that works with the stock rooted 1.47 ROM.
I am aware that Flipz has one that works with his and DC's ROMs, however, it does not work with the stock rooted ROM. The layout of the lock screen is vertical. It is very odd.
This seems like a simple fix, and I am certainly willing to contribute with testing, etc. So, if anyone has any free time and is looking for a project, I would love to see a functional vanilla lock screen.
Thanks in advance!
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You can get a vanilla lock by deleting HTCLockScreen.apk. That apk is basically HTC's custom lock screen, removing it shows the android 'vanilla' one. Here's how:
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app
mv HtcLockScreen.apk HtcLockScreen.bak
exit
For other lock screen mods check HERE
I have been looking around and have seen some different apps that say they can change it, and other hacks to do it.
What is the easiest way to change the animation boot screen?
Currently right now when I boot up, I see the HTC Quietly Brilliant image, and then a blink and it shows the same thing, but animated. The animated one I want to change.
You must be rooted to perform this otherwise it won't work.
I think that 'boot animation changer' can handle it.
KameoRE said:
You must be rooted to perform this otherwise it won't work.
I think that 'boot animation changer' can handle it.
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Yes you can
Theirs also an option to import any other anime you download from within the app
Yes, I know all that.
I am asking what the quickest and easiest way to do it is.
And how well does that App work with the Desire?
bmancell said:
Yes, I know all that.
I am asking what the quickest and easiest way to do it is.
And how well does that App work with the Desire?
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unless your using a rom that has symlinked the bootanimation.zip to data/local as aposed to /system/customise/resorce/ there is no app that can change the bootanimation.zip, you will have to do it manually using adb
Didn't he just say boot animation changer can do it?
bmancell said:
Didn't he just say boot animation changer can do it?
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yes and i said that app will only work if "your using a rom that has symlinked the bootanimation.zip to data/local as aposed to /system/customise/resorce/"
AndroHero said:
yes and i said that app will only work if "your using a rom that has symlinked the bootanimation.zip to data/local as aposed to /system/customise/resorce/"
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Then I suppose this ROM does not have that?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=741775
bmancell said:
Then I suppose this ROM does not have that?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=741775
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unpack the .zip and look inside, see if bootanimaton.zip is in data/local or system/customise/resorce
I don't normally start a thread unless its something I released but... this needs to be known!
Add any custom boot animation (there are two available: cyanogen and G2 edited stock animation) to system/media. Back up the current one first. Just use adb, terminal emu, or any root file explorer. Enjoy insta-boot, lol!
sino8r said:
I don't normally start a thread unless its something I released but... this needs to be known!
Add any custom boot animation (there are two available: cyanogen and G2 edited stock animation) to system/media. Back up the current one first. Just use adb, terminal emu, or any root file explorer. Enjoy insta-boot, lol!
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gunna try this.
i just got the boot animation up and running (stock g2 animated). i put it in data/local though...as instructed. what is the difference by putting it in these seperate locations and do i need to have it in both or just system/media? i am confused.
havikx said:
i just got the boot animation up and running (stock g2 animated). i put it in data/local though...as instructed. what is the difference by putting it in these seperate locations and do i need to have it in both or just system/media? i am confused.
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data/local? Did I miss something? ...that should be system/media
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I already have the cy animation running. When I go to the system/media folder I already have the bootanimation file in there. Am I supposed to copy the same file again? Plz explain
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He's talking about the other folder he put the animation in. I also put the cyanogen animation into data/local and it worked fine. But when I go to system/media there's also already a copy of the cyanogen boot. What to do?
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ccb04 said:
I already have the cy animation running. When I go to the system/media folder I already have the bootanimation file in there. Am I supposed to copy the same file again? Plz explain
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Well, you already did it then, lol! you didn't notice that your phone boots twice as fast now?!
ccb04 said:
He's talking about the other folder he put the animation in. I also put the cyanogen animation into data/local and it worked fine. But when I go to system/media there's also already a copy of the cyanogen boot. What to do?
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Either location works but I haven't tested data /local position. Delete the one from there and make sure the edited cyan or edited G2 stock is in system/media. Having them in two places is just redundant...
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i just got the boot animation up and running (stock g2 animated). i put it in data/local though...as instructed. what is the difference by putting it in these seperate locations and do i need to have it in both or just system/media? i am confused.
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Just system media. I would delete it from data local.
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Just system media. I would delete it from data local.
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we were all instructed to put it there from the other thread containing the boot image.
having the image in 2 placed is redundant. having an OS read boot images from 2 possible locations is also redundant.
copying the boot image to data/local will also put it in system/media. which is weird.
deleting the boot image from data/local will cause it to not display image on boot. even though its still in system/media
havikx said:
we were all instructed to put it there from the other thread containing the boot image.
having the image in 2 placed is redundant. having an OS read boot images from 2 possible locations is also redundant.
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Either or will work for a new boot animation but I haven't tested data/local for a speedy boot yet...
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Either or will work for a new boot animation but I haven't tested data/local for a speedy boot yet...
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i'm having trouble deleting the stock boot from system/media. root explorer keeps telling me its read only and the remount r/w isnt workin.
i would say data/local isnt viable as a speedy boot option cuz i didnt notice a difference in boot times.
havikx said:
i'm having trouble deleting the stock boot from system/media. root explorer keeps telling me its read only and the remount r/w isnt workin.
i would say data/local isnt viable as a speedy boot option cuz i didnt notice a difference in boot times.
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That's weird... I used root explorer to do it. Are Su giving you Su permissions when you open root explorer?
sino8r said:
That's weird... I used root explorer to do it. Are Su giving you Su permissions when you open root explorer?
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yes. it has root permissions. i am able to copy from/paste to the folder...but can not delete the stock image.
how about a gscripts command?
havikx said:
how about a gscripts command?
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one sec, I'm checking some stuff...
havikx said:
yes. it has root permissions. i am able to copy from/paste to the folder...but can not delete the stock image.
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Ah... do you have this line in your default.prop "ro.secure=0"? located in at root of folder drive in root explorer?
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Ah... do you have this line in your default.prop "ro.secure=0"? located in at root of folder drive in root explorer?
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apparently i do not. now i know what that means. ha. i think that this point i'm just gunna flash the ota w/root and everything so i dont have to keep modding a stock rom.
havikx said:
apparently i do not. now i know what that means. ha. i think that this point i'm just gunna flash the ota w/root and everything so i dont have to keep modding a stock rom.
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Yeah, you could just flash baconbits if your feeling lazy, lol! It'll add the proper stuff for su,busybox,OC kernel, and put ro secure at 0 for ya.
If you want a good themable stock rom, try fast this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=836042 make sure you flash the deodexed one and then flash baconbits or that new fast OCed kernel...
Sorry for the newb question but, I'm trying to load a custom boot animation (Android Scribble from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=759691&highlight=boot+animation) and can't seem to get it to go. It's not a flashable package...just a bootanimation.zip file. Where do I need to put it? I've tried /system/media and /data/local using Root Explorer and it's not working. Running Myn's Warm 2.2 ROM.
Thanks!
caseym said:
Sorry for the newb question but, I'm trying to load a custom boot animation (Android Scribble from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=759691&highlight=boot+animation) and can't seem to get it to go. It's not a flashable package...just a bootanimation.zip file. Where do I need to put it? I've tried /system/media and /data/local using Root Explorer and it's not working. Running Myn's Warm 2.2 ROM.
Thanks!
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It would need to go in system/etc/customize
incubus26jc said:
It would need to go in system/etc/customize
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Awesome! Thanks.
incubus26jc said:
It would need to go in system/etc/customize
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Hmmm...that didn't seem to work. I don't have a /system/etc/customize directory. I have a /system/etc and a /system/customize. Tried putting it /system/customize and didn't work.
/system/customize/resource
I'm running Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo (thanks incubus26jc and myn, great work!). You'll have to rename the original bootanimation.zip to something like bootanimation.bak.
I also thought it had to be named VZW_bootanimation.zip, but maybe that isn't necessarily the case.
RMarkwald said:
/system/customize/resource
I'm running Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo (thanks incubus26jc and myn, great work!). You'll have to rename the original bootanimation.zip to something like bootanimation.bak.
I also thought it had to be named VZW_bootanimation.zip, but maybe that isn't necessarily the case.
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yeah, what he said. Sorry to miss lead you.. Im at work and dont know what the hell i was thinking.
/system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
Thanks RMarkwald,
Incubus
incubus26jc said:
yeah, what he said. Sorry to miss lead you.. Im at work and dont know what the hell i was thinking.
/system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
Thanks RMarkwald,
Incubus
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Hey no prob bud, I'm at work too, building 25 computers, so yeah I can see how that would happen...
incubus26jc said:
yeah, what he said. Sorry to miss lead you.. Im at work and dont know what the hell i was thinking.
/system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
Thanks RMarkwald,
Incubus
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Not a problem man. I'm at work too doing lots of stuff...no worries!
That did it. Thanks all!
Another noob question. On Myn's warm 2.2, if i have a boot animation that has sound, what do i need to name the sound file and where do i need to put it?
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Another noob question. On Myn's warm 2.2, if i have a boot animation that has sound, what do i need to name the sound file and where do i need to put it?
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VZW_Droid.mp3. Put it in /system/customize/resource
Anyone have a way to add ICS startup and shutdown animations to stock rooted de-ciq'ed 2.3.6?
I've seen it custom roms so far, it would be once to a least add it
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I would be most interested in this. I'm unable to find any ICS boot animations in this section. Anyone know if it can be extracted straight from the GN and simply be placed in the boot animation directory without consequences?
iLeopard said:
I would be most interested in this. I'm unable to find any ICS boot animations in this section. Anyone know if it can be extracted straight from the GN and simply be placed in the boot animation directory without consequences?
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You need a kernel/rom that supports bootanimation.zip
The stock/touchwiz based roms use a .qmg file for the animation instead.
Also the images in the bootanimation.zip would need to be modified for our resolution 400*800 as opposed to the 1280*720 of the Nexus.
The bootanimation.zip is already available for 400*800 devices & I can confirm it works beautifully on CM7
TeraHurtz said:
You need a kernel/rom that supports bootanimation.zip
The stock/touchwiz based roms use a .qmg file for the animation instead.
Also the images in the bootanimation.zip would need to be modified for our resolution 400*800 as opposed to the 1280*720 of the Nexus.
The bootanimation.zip is already available for 400*800 devices & I can confirm it works beautifully on CM7
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Thanks for the response
I'm running Darkside's kernel which supports custom boot animations so thats not a problem.
I assume thats what a CWM flash able zip flashes correct?
Sounds reasonable
Pardon me, but I was unable to find the thread containing the ICS boot animation, could you point me in the right direction?
iLeopard said:
Thanks for the response
I'm running Darkside's kernel which supports custom boot animations so thats not a problem.
I assume thats what a CWM flash able zip flashes correct?
Sounds reasonable
Pardon me, but I was unable to find the thread containing the ICS boot animation, could you point me in the right direction?
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Do not assume, no it is not a flashable .zip, you will need to manually insert to system/etc/media/
I usually rename the existing one to bootanimation.zip.bak just in case.....
Let me see if I can post it for ya !
TeraHurtz said:
Do not assume, no it is not a flashable .zip, you will need to manually insert to system/etc/media/
I usually rename the existing one to bootanimation.zip.bak just in case.....
Let me see if I can post it for ya !
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Okay cool I'll give this a go thanks!
iLeopard said:
Okay cool I'll give this a go thanks!
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Great ! Let me know what you think !
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Great ! Let me know what you think !
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Worked great thanks for that
Btw it was "/system/media" not "/system/etc/media"