To change Boot Logo u need Logo converter and Dragonface tool and extract to any folder.
4shared.com/rar/LpFtKLSqce/A10_A13_A31_Dragonface_V207_EN.html
4shared.com/zip/Oreu3YCLba/LogoGen.html
step 1 create or download any logo likes u in .bmp format.
step 2 convert ur logo with logo converter to initlogo.rle file
step 3 open dragonface.exe click firmware n choose u A13/A10/A31 .img firmware n wait until procses is done, clik picture music tab and click boot logo to change manufacture name logo with u own logo,and click android logo to change phone model logo.
if u done all just save it n flas it again to ur device.
Hello people, any chance there are just straight up zip files for HTC 530 system/boot images? ( or any type of file I can install and recover via twrp )
My computer was KIA and I currently have no OS on my phone and would like to change that.
Thanks in advance
Hi and welcome to the Desire 530 forums on XDA!
If you go HERE you will find all of the stock System and Boot images for all variants..
To All,
Following the instructions on one of the threads of this forum, I was able to root my Samsung Galaxy S7 Active. The next thing I would like to do is to change the boot splash screen. Right now, I get the Samsung boot splash screen with the unlocked icon. I have tried some of the techniques used for older Samsung Galaxy S Active devices, such as identifying the param partition and uncompressing it but I haven't been successful during the uncompress process. When attempting to uncompress it, I get an error stating that the tar command cannot understand the file header for the param partition. I have searched the forum and some people have stated that the boot splash screen might be embedded in the kernel although this has only been briefly discussed in other threads not directly related with my question. Also, I didn't see any threads addressing this question, which is the reason I decided to start one. Has anybody tried to modify the boot splash screen for this device after rooting it?
Thanks!
- Trucudrulo
I am seeing the mod from @miniminus does change the bootscreen, but not the very initial splash where displaying the "S7 Active" and the "unlocked" padlock. Perhaps you should root the device first, then look into the system directory?
First image when you turn your phone says Redmi, I fond slash screen MI.img, but don't know how to change it.
Phone is rotted.
I google but didn't find nothing secure.
This is image that I want
And when I go to oFox, what to choose?
Or is there any other way to change it in root file explorer? Or is it it that for boot IMG?
tze_vitamin said:
First image when you turn your phone says Redmi, I fond slash screen MI.img, but don't know how to change it.
Phone is rotted.
I google but didn't find nothing secure.
This is image that I want
And when I go to oFox, what to choose?
Or is there any other way to change it in root file explorer? Or is it it that for boot IMG?
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.\fastboot flash logo name .img
Worked on all my Xiaomi.
Heya, I wasn't sure whether to put this under Theming, it is half a question and half a list of my discoveries
I'll be putting em here in hopes of better code nerds figuring out the language this thing speaks for custom boot logos
Tl;Dr is I'm trying to get custom boot logos to work on my F4, everything I could gather is below.
Compared to the normal process of there existing a file like splash.img or boot.img as you would find in a F2 Pro or F3, the F4 has neither
To be more specific, there exists a device partition in /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/splash, which is a few symlinks to the actual device /dev/block/sda20
However, trying to dd sda20 results a 34MB file of naught but zeroes, viewed in a hex editor it is completely empty.
My guess is this stems from the Virtual A/B partitioning and whatever new boot scheme the peeps what enginerded this thing came up with, making /dev/block/ obsolete.
Side note, I did attempt flashing a logo.img made with the K30 Util (download below) with:
Code:
fastboot flash splash logo.img
Also tried flashing a splash.img made with a barebones Splash util (again, download below), ran:
Code:
fastboot flash splash splash.img
Both cases succeeded in flashing but the logo didn't change, completely ignored it and booted normally. Didn't even brick the device. The nerve.
Half question, half Theme, can anyone help me figure this out?
Links:
K30 Logo Utility (GDrive, 7z, credits to Pzqqt and Gokul NC)
Splash Logo Maker (Generic)
chihirofujo said:
Heya, I wasn't sure whether to put this under Theming, it is half a question and half a list of my discoveries
I'll be putting em here in hopes of better code nerds figuring out the language this thing speaks for custom boot logos
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I also tried on my Xiaomi 12 pro without success while on the F2 pro no problem.
This is probably due to partitions A / b but especially that the partitions at the level of this sector is write protected.
.\fastboot flash logo_ab logo.img not working.
helo im chiense,
i belicve this is cause by xiaomi protectoing the splash image partitont on a/b phone z
hope this help!!
What about flashing from fastbootD? Will it works?
Hello guys, does any of you have a stock boot splash/logo mod without unlocked logo/text, which is working for poco f4 ? (I need this to hide my bootloader unlock status from bootsplash screen, so that in case of device brick, service center guys will not know its unlocked by just looking at it )
sachin karinki said:
Hello guys, does any of you have a stock boot splash/logo mod without unlocked logo/text, which is working for poco f4 ? (I need this to hide my bootloader unlock status from bootsplash screen, so that in case of device brick, service center guys will not know its unlocked by just looking at it )
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Unlocking the bootloader does not void warranty.