just need a stock DK28 kernel modified for ext4 support, no custom boot splash, no custom boot animation support, no custom roms, just a simple ext4 supported stock kernel with absolutely no other changes, packaged up in one of those fancy edify scripted zips for flashing after the ext4 conversion
can someone help me out?
Go through the steps to install bonsai rom. Install cwm3 with ext 4. install bonsai then boot cwm and resrore the before ext 4 backup. You got dk28 with the new kernel.
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is it a stock kernel though?
Zeinzu said:
is it a stock kernel though?
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The kernel source has not been released so they are all "stock" kernels.
The only thing that has been done to them is the initramfs portion has been re-packed, this allows support for EXT4, custom boot animations, init.d, etc.
Try this.
Or if you want a EXT4 only kernel... use the search I don't feel like finding it for you.
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The kernel source has not been released so they are all "stock" kernels.
The only thing that has been done to them is the initramfs portion has been re-packed, this allows support for EXT4, custom boot animations, init.d, etc.
Try this.
Or if you want a EXT4 only kernel... use the search I don't feel like finding it for you.
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are there any that aren't modified for the custom boot anim support, im looking to leave everything stock and that borks the stock boot animation
There are about 4 diffrent kernels with diffrent support,all the ext4 supported kernels have boot ani support.
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are there any that aren't modified for the custom boot anim support
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I don't believe so.
Zeinzu said:
that borks the stock boot animation
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Since when? Guess I never tried to remove a custom one to see what happens.
I just tested by renaming my bootanimation.zip and rebooting.
I got a stock (as in AOSP) looking horizontal "andriod" shimmering boot-screen. (I actually kind of liked it.)
I've found the stock sprint files (images and sound), I'm going to pack up a zip and see if I can restore the stock animation.
I'll let you know how it goes.
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ecooce said:
There are about 4 diffrent kernels with diffrent support,all the ext4 supported kernels have boot ani support.
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Do you have any references for those (as in links or what rom it's in).
I'm just curious.
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Ive collected several from diffrent ROMs,some are 5.6,some are 6.1,6.32... So as for links there are none,jut download ROMs to get the diffrent kernels... Like the one I use is from Mammons ROM bonsai,it has Bash support and some other goodies.But it hasnt been hacked yet with no source,just minor addons.
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so ur telling me no one has, or is going to bother with having a choice for stock boot anims?
well that sucks, cause not everyone digs custom, if adding the support for it didnt ruin the stock anim it wouldnt matter, but it does
Well I'm not sure what is going wrong, but I can't get the animation I'm working on to work.
It's almost 7am here and that's well past bed time.
I'll continue trying tomorrow.
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Zeinzu said:
if adding the support for it didnt ruin the stock anim it wouldnt matter, but it does
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Once I get the stock files I have working it will be a simple zip flash to restore the stock animation.
Gotta be something simple.
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I found the stock images here and the stock sound here.
I converted the mp3 into wav, and modified the bootanimation.zip so it *should* work for the Epic.
The sound is working fine, but for whatever reason I cannot get the images to display, just get a black screen.
I've attached what I have now in case someone wants to try to fix it while I nap and then work.
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U cannot restore the entire animation with a zip, u can only re-add the sprint anim and sound, not the stock galaxy s (unless someone found the images for it)
It just seems redundent that no one is going to make a stock ext4 supported kernel, what about those of us who want to run the stock rom on ext4 with no other changes?
Its not like I'm asking for a huge thing honestly
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Zeinzu said:
Its not like I'm asking for a huge thing honestly
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You are asking someone to re-package the kernel with only support for EXT4.
That's a lot more work than you might expect.
You could try begging / paying Dameon87 I suppose, or someone else that has experience re-packing the kernel.
Or, you could go research how to re-pack the kernel yourself.
I'll see what I can do about getting this stock animation/sound to work.
(Even though it sounds as if that would not be good enough for you.)
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Zeinzu said:
U cannot restore the entire animation with a zip, u can only re-add the sprint anim and sound, not the stock galaxy s (unless someone found the images for it)
It just seems redundent that no one is going to make a stock ext4 supported kernel, what about those of us who want to run the stock rom on ext4 with no other changes?
Its not like I'm asking for a huge thing honestly
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Actually the stock ani and sound are different than with the edited kernel. The bootani.zip is what the edited kernel points too. The stock kernel points to bootani.qmp. so adding a zip with the images from the bootani.qmp will technically be fixing a boot ani with a zip!
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OK, I got the files I have working, but there is a problem.
As you pointed out, I don't have the stock Samsung animations that play after the Sprint animation.
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adding a zip with the images from the bootani.qmp will technically be fixing a boot ani with a zip!
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There seem to be 3 animation files:
Code:
bootani.qmg
bootsamsung.qmg
bootsamsungloop.qmg
But there is apparently no way to get the frames out of the .qmg files (none that I could find).
I'm going to use the closet one I can find, I know I have it around here somewhere...
OK, so attached is a zip that will restore the stock boot animation.
What it does:
restores the 3 aforementioned qmg files into /system/media
restores the stock boot sound into /system/etc
installs a single black frame bootanimation.zip into /system/mediaThis was the only way I was able to get the entire stock boot screen to show.
Basically it plays the single black frame and then continues into the stock animation.
The single black frame is not noticeable (at least to me).
This has been tested and is working on Bonsai v2.0.1
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OK, so attached is a zip that will restore the stock boot animation.
What it does:
restores the 3 aforementioned qmg files into /system/media
restores the stock boot sound into /system/etc
installs a single black frame bootanimation.zip into /system/mediaThis was the only way I was able to get the entire stock boot screen to show.
Basically it plays the single black frame and then continues into the stock animation.
The single black frame is not noticeable (at least to me).
This has been tested and is working on Bonsai v2.0.1
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ill check this out, and thanks
I found the images yesterday in media for the landscape android word that appears on top of the Samsung video. Alternatively you can change those images to see through although I haven't tested. System/media/video folder
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I found the images yesterday in media for the landscape android word that appears on top of the Samsung video. Alternatively you can change those images to see through although I haven't tested. System/media/video folder
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I can't find anything other that the "shutdown" folder in "/system/media/video" (checked the DK28 leaked files).
I'm pretty sure I read that the landscape "android" animation is contained in the framework.apk.
So maybe I'm missing something here...?
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I have spent some time reading around other posts and threads, but I can't seem to find an answer. I tried a boot animation (Boot Animations Epic 4G Supercenter), and it works, I tried that Matrix-like background one. But the problem is that it flickers and behind it I can still see the stock Sprint/Samsung bootup animation. Is it because they are not completely compatible with what I have? Or is there any fix to that?
I'm rooted on EB13 deodexed
CWM 3.0.0.5
EB13 Dual FS kernel
Thank you for any help
You should back up and delete the stock sprint animations out of your system folder. The new boot animation is called bootanimation.zip. The stock is .qmi or something like that.
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Thank you very much!
Hey guys hopefully someone can help me with this issue. I odin'd tp the stock ext4 plus rom in the development forum which works fine however then i flashed genocide 1.0 rom over the top if that to get the OC/UV features and when i booted i got the word "android" in the middle of the sprint boot animation then i flash a custom boot animation now the sprint and custom boot animations are mixed together when booting any suggestions to get rid of sprint animation?
Whenever you have android flashing in the middle, that means you had a bad flash. Just pull the battery and reflash the ROM/kernel in CWM and you should be fine.
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Whenever you have android flashing in the middle, that means you had a bad flash. Just pull the battery and reflash the ROM/kernel in CWM and you should be fine.
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Not true when u have the android name flashing it means it supports custom boot animation. Best bet is to get root explore go into system/ media. Look for bootanimation.zip and delete it then flash the new one
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Estewa_619 said:
Not true when u have the android name flashing it means it supports custom boot animation. Best bet is to get root explore go into system/ media. Look for bootanimation.zip and delete it then flash the new one
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No go brother any other ideas besides reflashing?
justinglock40 said:
No go brother any other ideas besides reflashing?
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Try taking a bootanimation from a rom that u like and push it to system/media. For example download a rom extract it go into the system/media folder look for the bootanimation.zip copy that put it on ur sd card then with root explore take it and copy it to ur system/media then reboot see if that works
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Estewa_619 said:
Not true when u have the android name flashing it means it supports custom boot animation. Best bet is to get root explore go into system/ media. Look for bootanimation.zip and delete it then flash the new one
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Really?? Then I'm confused because the first time I flashed SRF it flashed the android name while trying to boot. Just re-flashing the ROM fixed it. I thought this was the same situation.
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Really?? Then I'm confused because the first time I flashed SRF it flashed the android name while trying to boot. Just re-flashing the ROM fixed it. I thought this was the same situation.
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Na it just means it custom bootanimation compatible
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just flash this stock boot animation cleaner which deletes the stock animation files so you dont have an overlap...
http://chris41g.users.foss-net.org/epic_stock_boot_cleaner.zip
then flash any bootanimation.zip you want, lots in the theme section.. here is the stock animation in bootanimation.aip form.. or as close as can be to the stock animation anyway...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=516330&stc=1&d=1297556826 (made by nubecoder)
Can you do that, or should I reboot?
Most times I have done that I would get instability. Especially if its a new rom or a theme. For example if you a flash a rom I would let it completely load first than flash the theme. That's been my experience anyway. May vary for others.
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Most times I have done that I would get instability. Especially if its a new rom or a theme. For example if you a flash a rom I would let it completely load first than flash the theme. That's been my experience anyway. May vary for others.
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I've had the same issues. Just do one at a time
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Okay, I was just asking because I wanted to know if I could just flash a keyboard and a physical keyboard fix all in one go. Thanks for the warning!
I have flashed startup boot ani and shutdown ani at the same time without issue. If you are flashing a kernel or ROM, you should reboot so it can zip align before adding more stuff. Theming items can be grouped.
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Okay, I was just asking because I wanted to know if I could just flash a keyboard and a physical keyboard fix all in one go. Thanks for the warning!
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I have had success and failure with flashing multiple items before a reboot. Just consider this, you won't know if you had a bad flash until you reboot. So if you have one item fail to flash properly, and then flash 2 more on top of that before rebooting, then you won't know what caused the problem when your phone doesn't boot properly.
Food for thought. I'd recommend doing everything one at a time for the most part.
Interesting, I have flashed a whole pile of stuff at once with no issues. I am not saying you should do that. Perhaps I will stop doing that.
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Interesting, I have flashed a whole pile of stuff at once with no issues. I am not saying you should do that. Perhaps I will stop doing that.
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It is fine if it is all theme items. It is ROMs and kernels which should be flashed and boot to system to let changes take effect then flash as many theme items as you want. The only thing you are doing is copying files to the phone while off so the programs are not running...like keyboard.apk or Mms.apk, so if you flashed 2 similiar theme items, the last one you flashed would take precedence.
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It is fine if it is all theme items. It is ROMs and kernels which should be flashed and boot to system to let changes take effect then flash as many theme items as you want. The only thing you are doing is copying files to the phone while off so the programs are not running...like keyboard.apk or Mms.apk, so if you flashed 2 similiar theme items, the last one you flashed would take precedence.
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That's more or less what it was, although I have done a kernel and rom back to back. Thanks for the info.
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It depends on what it is. If your flashing some apps then yeah u can do multiple ones. If its a rom and theme then no you can't.
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I have a rooted epic, no roms. Using the genocide kernel. It overlays the android icon over my boot screen. Is there any way to remove this? Thank you.
If you're running a rom... head to the themes and apps section. There you can find boot animations that you can flash through clockwork.
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As I just said "no rom" I want to keep the stock boot animation (which I have) but there is a sideways "android"overlay over it, that's what I'm trying to get rid of.
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As I just said "no rom" I want to keep the stock boot animation (which I have) but there is a sideways "android"overlay over it, that's what I'm trying to get rid of.
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Go to /system/media and delete the file called "bootanim". The only file you should have having to do with boot animations in the media folder, is the file called bootanimation.zip..
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I just tried deleting the bootanim using astro, it won't let me.
You have to use root explorer.
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Dammit man.. That deleted my factory boot animation, not the annoying android one, which is the only available now... How do I get the factory one back, and get rid of the android overlay
Misinformation in here lol... you would need to delete /system/bin/bootanimation to keep stock and get rid of the ability to use custom boot animations, but you need a copy of the file you deleted back....
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Yeah I'd say... Now what do I do lol...
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Yeah I'd say... Now what do I do lol...
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Here it is. Just remove the .zip.zip (screwed up the rename) at the end. I had to add that to upload it. Put it back in system\media with root explorer.
Nickdroid86 said:
I have a rooted epic, no roms. Using the genocide kernel. It overlays the android icon over my boot screen. Is there any way to remove this? Thank you.
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I THINK we're misunderstanding what your problem is. Wipe cache/dalvik 3x in CWM and reflax the kernel. It was probably caused by a back flash.
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no its caused by support for custom bootanimation.zip in his kernel but he only wants to run the stock animation, so he needs to del the bootanimation binary from /system/bin/ so that only the /system/bin/playlogos1 binary plays the stock animation...
I don't know if this has been clarified or fixed but he is talking about the kernel splash that comes with Genocide. It appears after the Samsung Mobile screen but before the actual boot animation. I have a custom boot animation and I see it, but only after flashing the genocide kernel. It says: "IAP powered by: Genocide."
Not that I mind that much, I do like the bios boot but I figure I should leave it on there. If nothing else it reminds me to give thanks to me devs!
Pretty sure he's talking about the sideways greenish grey android logo you get if you don't have a bootanimation.zip. its in the bootanimation binary, which is called from the init.rc in the kernel. The stock animation is called by the playlogos1 binary, which is run at the same time, which is why they overlap.. if you have a zip, you don't see the stock animations...
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I don't know if this has been clarified or fixed but he is talking about the kernel splash that comes with Genocide. It appears after the Samsung Mobile screen but before the actual boot animation. I have a custom boot animation and I see it, but only after flashing the genocide kernel. It says: "IAP powered by: Genocide."
Not that I mind that much, I do like the bios boot but I figure I should leave it on there. If nothing else it reminds me to give thanks to me devs!
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Im curious as how to remove the IAP logo? I love supporting Devs and all but with the Samsung logo, IAP, AND the Boot Animation its just too much. Id prefer just the annoying Samsung logo and my own boot animation (which I already have).
Flash another kernel
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Flash another kernel
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or flash the zip you posted and no more splash screen right?
The genocide splash screen is programmed into a module..
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The genocide splash screen is programmed into a module..
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I meant the samsung boot one
then he wont have as much and it wont be to overwhelming or what not lol
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Pretty sure he's talking about the sideways greenish grey android logo you get if you don't have a bootanimation.zip. its in the bootanimation binary, which is called from the init.rc in the kernel. The stock animation is called by the playlogos1 binary, which is run at the same time, which is why they overlap.. if you have a zip, you don't see the stock animations...
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so if I remove the "init.rc", it will remove the splash screen that comes with the genocide rom ??...i have srf and the genocide splash screen appears before the normal bootanimation for my phone..its a bit annoying (just a preference, love his work but i don't like the splash screen)
Tried to use logcat to figure out why rom wasn't booting but adb daemon wasn't starting which led me to believe that the kernel hadn't loaded. So I pulled the recovery log from when I installed the rom zip. It seems that for some reason the install process skips over the kernel for some reason. here is the recovery log and both updater-scripts. I cut out a lot of crap on the recovery where it was extracting apps and stuff so you can see where it skips. I get no errors or anything that I can tell. it just doesnt install the kernel.
Recovery Log
updater-script sense port
updater-script base s3
any advice?
EDIT finally got the kernel to install. I was told that all you needed to do to get it to at least boot was copy the bootclasspath from the sense kernel to the base kernel and it would (should) boot up enough for me to run logcat and figure out where to go from there. However ive swapped out the bootclasspath and left it stock. ive even left the kernel completely stock (base cm9 kernel) or installed the pure sense kernel (sense port is evo 4g lte stock rom) and I get the EXACT same boot loop. it makes it to the second boot logo (Samsung Galaxy S III) then right before the boot animation it boot loops. Ive compared all the .rc's in the ramdisk and all are the same save for the init.rc. i tried merging the base init.rc and the sense init.rc and nothing appears to change. when i install cm9 with the same base kernel i used in the port it installs fine no issues. this is driving me bananas! i cant imagine what could be present in both separate kernels that is preventing it from booting.
I even took a guess that it wasnt the kernel and tried swapping .so files and .ko's but same thing. idk what else to do. there are sense ports for the S3 i9300 and Xperia Neo that are booting, not completely functional but booting up. ive studied the kernel of both and nothing that I can tell is different besides the obvious differences in mount points and such. what all can prevent a rom from making to the boot animation (at that point i can run logcat)? is there a list? lol
I dont have a logcat for obvious reasons and recovery.log shows no errors or anything out of the ordinary. it HAS to be something with the ROM itself. maybe a file(s) im missing or something?
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Tried to use logcat to figure out why rom wasn't booting but adb daemon wasn't starting which led me to believe that the kernel hadn't loaded. So I pulled the recovery log from when I installed the rom zip. It seems that for some reason the install process skips over the kernel for some reason. here is the recovery log and both updater-scripts. I cut out a lot of crap on the recovery where it was extracting apps and stuff so you can see where it skips. I get no errors or anything that I can tell. it just doesnt install the kernel.
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updater-script sense port
updater-script base s3
any advice?
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Are you S-OFF?
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Are you S-OFF?
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Ah see that's the trick lol this is a sense port to the S3 from the Evo 4G LTE. I can't get the darn thing booted to troubleshoot because the kernel never gets installed. I only make it to the second samsung boot logo then boot loop.
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