Hey guys just wondering how I would do this wiout being rooted or with a custom rom and if so would you post some good ones? Thanks
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Sorry buddy. Not possible as you neet to get into the system which is only possible with root
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You can get into the system with astro
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do you have r/w access to the system folder and its contents or r/o access?
Stock uses .qmg files for animation so you couldn't just add a bootanimation.zip
Sorry but I have no idea what r/w or r/o is. Haha
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Sorry but I have no idea what r/w or r/o is. Haha
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its like read and write, and read only
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I must of cracked the bootloader
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/9939/cap201103272000.jpg
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is this some sort of prank????? or is it for real, i don't get it
Oh yay, you did it...
And busybox is root shell
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/1715/cap201103271957.jpg
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And everything else is root root in all other folders.. those pictures are right after I booted up
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Anyone want to know how you don't even need a computer
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Dev/vold/179:1 is system system tho
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Come on stop spamming the Dev thread with useless stuff like this!
Xperia​
Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted​
Useless?
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It skips the sonyericsson bootloader ....
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If u want any credit for it, atleast post procedure. As I don't really know what your doing.
This is all really confusing
I saw the Java download so I decided to use it.. I need to mount the system rw so I can copy it to the system folder I accidently mounted / rw with remount and then copied jdep to lib and app and this is what happened.. I tried to remount / ro but it wouldn't let me.. those pictures and everything is root root besides those items and mnt/ sdcard which sdcard is root system
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Everything is drwxd--xd--x root root in the dev and sys folders
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Ghost commander can execute commands without busybox..
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Dev/cpuctl is root sdcard though that's the only thing that's odd
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I meant drwx-r-x-r-x** on every folder/file
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Omg. R u serious. YES NOW WHERE ARE THOSE CUSTOM KERNELS. I NEED OVER CLOCKING AND 16 MILLION COLORS NOW
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Everything in the xbin is -rw-r--r-- root root tho
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I don't even need superuser for rooted apps
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Here's a bootscreen I ported from one of the droids, forget which.
Looks good on the Atrix.
I'll have a new red theme out sometime in the next few days too.
Enjoy.
Preview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8DF4u-xQRw
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Looks sick. Is there a way to make it blue to match my theme on my phone?
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added blue.
Awesome
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This is a very cool boot animation...well done n thanks a bunch
Can this be flashed through recovery?
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Can this be flashed through recovery?
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No you must rename bootanimation.zip and place in system/media and delete the old one
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like it very much but server said it is out of service in my area.......
Sorry for bumping an old thread, but I really like this boot animation and want it on my 4.5.91.
Will it work with the OTA gingerbread? What are the installation instructions? Thanks!
p.s. also the download links are dead! could someone re-upload if this works with 4.5.91?
Link error.
Thanks for reuploading looks great!
boot audio
threw some computer noises together for this boot up, thought i would share it, if OP doesnt mind
Im having no luck
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Nvm. But how do you get the sound to play
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Nvm. But how do you get the sound to play
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Sorry, ill reupload with the desc file to use the sound
Instructions:
Unrar both files
Replace the desc.txt file in the original bootanimation.zip with the one included in the rar
put the Powerup.ogg file in /system/media via root explorer
I think that made it worse lol. I got nothing now..blank screen to phone comes on
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I think that made it worse lol. I got nothing now..blank screen to phone comes on
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Take the original bootanimation.zip (not the one you have now, get a clean one), and use winrar and set the storage type to "storing" or "stored" (I forget which it is) when you copy over the desc.txt...
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Ok ill try that once I get access to a comp again
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What are the steps to push apk tho root explorer? I have a wiget picker apk.if I put it in my system / apps what happens to the old wiget picker? Or do I replace the old one with the new apk?
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So take the old one move it to another folder and paste the new one in system / apps then that's it?
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By push it u mean just move it rite? Or copy and paste?
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Don't get wrapped up on terminology. Push just means to place or paste in the system/app folder. Just a fancier way to say it.
Thanks still new to all this
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Ok I went to system / app folder and I can't find the old wiget picker to back up is it named somthing else or is it some place else?
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Yes its called widget picker apk. I got it from the xda forms and downloaded it. Vibrant theams and apps form
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U find it?
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Yes
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Just installed it with apk installer works perfect
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This is makin its way into all new releases, and thats awesome cuz its such a great feature. Its really a behind the scenes sorta thing. Root explorer is your friend and push/pullin files is really simple just be careful if pullin out of /system, as noted make backups of any originals just in case. And always remember to have a nandroid of ur current firmware.
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if I Download one apk file on my phone install the program and later delete the apk is it possible to find the apk from the myfiles app? I mean is it somewhere included?
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if I Download one apk file on my phone install the program and later delete the apk is it possible to find the apk from the myfiles app? I mean is it somewhere included?
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If it's a system application then you can find it if your device is rooted ..
Edward Cullen
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If it's a system application then you can find it if your device is rooted ..
Edward Cullen
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damn all good stuff needs root ^^
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patriotaki said:
damn all good stuff needs root ^^
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Edward Cullen, no offense but that was a n00b statement. If he installed it by himself it cannot be a system application. Also, the file of any app (even user app) is available in /data/app
AND, rooted or not, the app Explorer by Speed Software allows you access to those system files. Only difference is that you cannot write, but you can find the file and COPY (not move) to /sdcard.
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Edward Cullen, no offense but that was a n00b statement. If he installed it by himself it cannot be a system application. Also, the file of any app (even user app) is available in /data/app
AND, rooted or not, the app Explorer by Speed Software allows you access to those system files. Only difference is that you cannot write, but you can find the file and COPY (not move) to /sdcard.
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can I just copy and paste it on an email or something?
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patriotaki said:
can I just copy and paste it on an email or something?
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You can copy the .apk file to your sd card, then attach it to an email
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patriotaki said:
damn all good stuff needs root ^^
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Yeah it needs
Ok my smart android users..... when u go into root expolorer is your system supposed to be mounted as r/o or r/w? sorry im a noob
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I'm pretty sure it's r/o by default to keep you from accidentally messing with it. If you know what you're doing, you can switch it to r/w to make changes.
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