I am looking to reload the stock boot/shutdown animations back to my phone. Does anyone have a CWM zip file to replace these?
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blippy said:
I am looking to reload the stock boot/shutdown animations back to my phone. Does anyone have a CWM zip file to replace these?
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Yep sure do here you go.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/PrTcDsB
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I have the bootanimation.zip files saved to both data/local and system/media and it still will has stock boot animation. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Which one are you using? Should it be flashed? Does your kernel support boot zips?
I'm running stock kernal. How do I flash ?
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Stock kernel doesnt support bootanimation
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I had to disable Voodoo in order to flash Eugene's Ginger Clone. Now I would like it back. Which zip file do I need and do I just need to flash it with CWM? And is it going to overwrite SuperIO?
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mohitd2000 said:
I had to disable Voodoo in order to flash Eugene's Ginger Clone. Now I would like it back. Which zip file do I need and do I just need to flash it with CWM? And is it going to overwrite SuperIO?
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Just flash it with CWM, I did and it worked like a charm. Yes it will overwrite SuperIO.
Can someone post the appropriate zip file I need? I was getting confused by all the choices of Voodoo for different kernels.
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Hi i was wondering if it was possible to unzip a flashable zip, mod a few files and then rezip it and flash it? Thanks in advance!
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ilivetowin said:
Hi i was wondering if it was possible to unzip a flashable zip, mod a few files and then rezip it and flash it? Thanks in advance!
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It is possible. Unzip. Mod some things. Zip it back. Sign it and flash!
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Of course you can, but it is dangerous to modify firmware files cuz you do it wrong you might end up in a brick.
Ill try that thankyou!
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I run the stock rom that came with my phone rooted and with the siyah kernel and jkay framework, but I can seem to change my boot animation. It has the .qmg files is it the kernel or the rom which dictates wat file is used for the boot animation. My animation atm is my carriers boot.
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On a stock rom, replace the existing .qmg with your .qmg.
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Thx, Any suggestions of places to get .qmg files
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1897969
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ads2996 said:
Thx, Any suggestions of places to get .qmg files
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Go to Themes and Apps and learn about bootaimation .
Its not as simple as just changing QMG files .
Most custom bootanimations are not QMG and need compatible rom .
jje
Search in xda..."bootanimation4u"
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Thx for all your help I have now got my custom boot animations working
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Is there any way to get the AOSP notification panel and pull down quick settings on rooted MK2?
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Also can I flash zip packages like the 4.4 aosp dialer zip I downloaded through SS just like you would in custom recovery?
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jco897j said:
Also can I flash zip packages like the 4.4 aosp dialer zip I downloaded through SS just like you would in custom recovery?
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Yes, you can flash zip files in Safestrap Recovery. As always, create a nandroid backup FIRST as it's always possible that what you're trying to flash isn't compatible and will cause you to bootloop or not boot at all.