Honestly cannot say that I have tested this, but an XDA member ported my Utility for GSM XT910 Lite to Linux, and I edited the source to make it my CDMA Droid RAZR XT912 Utility in all functionality. I am uploading just the LITE version for now so I can have someone test it for me, I have no way of making sure it actually works!
It should be able to perform any commands fine, but not sure on Root...
Gotta make sure it WORKS first before I can fix things.
http://goo-inside.me/apps/mattlgroff/XT912Linux.zip
I am hoping someone who is good with Linux .sh files can take a look at this and test it out. Anyone is welcome to edit this and make it work better for everyone, that's what I hope anyway.
PS: If anyone knows how to make this .sh work for Mac too that'd be great. (I have the OSX moto-fastboot as well.
i made minor change on the linux script(xt910 & xt912) (just add an echo to ask user to press a key when the script is paused and fix menu call when an action is over)
And mac use exactly the same shell as linux(unix system) so the script will work on mac, you just have to change the fastboot file.
see the modified scripts.
sevenup30 said:
i made minor change on the linux script(xt910 & xt912) (just add an echo to ask user to press a key when the script is paused and fix menu call when an action is over)
And mac use exactly the same shell as linux(unix system) so the script will work on mac, you just have to change the fastboot file.
see the modified scripts.
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Thanks very much sevenup, this will be very helpful for many people
Mac Conversion
I am Converting it right now, but I will need someone to test it for me as I will not be getting a RAZR till' next week.
Related
below is a short preface and introduction before the main point of this thread. you can skip the preface if you want.
PREFACE/INTRODUCTION
i am relatively new here. i owned a nexus one a year ago and sold it for an iPhone 4. left the iOS world and jumped over to the "fastest phone in the world" (GS2 doesn't count yet). had my device for 3 days and i love it. jailbreaking iOS was very easy for me and i am *somewhat* comfortable rooting and unlocking bootloaders on android. Nexus One was very easy from what I can remember. fastboot oem unlock i believe it was? CWM, flashing *.zips, etc. So I would like to think I am not a complete n00b, but when it comes to motorolas, i have no experience. i currently own a macbook pro as my main computer, however, i do have limited access to a notebook running vista. now to get to my point of this thread.
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MAIN POINT OF THREAD: sbf_flash tool
SBF_FLASH (Mac and Linux) executable for flashing *.sbf files to motorola android phones in lieu of RSDlite. **ATRIX is said to be supported
link: http: //blog.opticaldelusion.org/2011_04_01_archive.html (wouldn't let me post real link, sorry)
*note: originally the developer wrote separate scripts for linux and mac as mac uses mach-o executables while linux uses ELF, however, the updated version works on both linux and mac platforms.
i searched the forums and only found 4 posts related to the tool sbf_flash and none of them were related to the motorola atrix. therefore i felt compelled to write this post and see if anyone has used this tool. if you read my preface it stated that I have a mac and only limited access to a windows computer therefore . my main question is. has anyone used this tool to flash *.sbf files to their atrix? if so, were there any issues whatsoever?
**if no one has used this tool before, I will hold my breathe and take the plunge. I will gladly be the guinea pig for all you mac/linux users out there (mainly mac users as if I am not mistaken, linux users have someway of flashing *.sbf files?)
thank you for reading this post. if I do not receive any input in terms of user's experiences with this tool by July 12th 9:00PM (EST), I will attempt to use it and see what happens. very anxious to get the bootloader on my device unlocked and flash CWM and flash 2.3.4. but i will wait.
**EDIT: i am aware of the fact that I can use bootcamp, VMware, Parallels or essentially any Virtual Box to run Windows on my mac and use RSDlite, however, I feel that if a simple executable such as sbf_flash worked, if would save a ****load of time/frustration/hassles.
I have used it
I use sbf_flash daily for script making purposes and it works flawlessly with the Atrix. Make sure to make the script executable by typing the follwing command in the directory where u have it.
sudo chmod +x sbf_flash.sh
For example if u have the script in the downloads folder type this into the the terminal:
sudo sudo chmod +x /Users/username/Downloads/sbf_flash.sh
Then to flash an SBF type ./Users/username/Downloads/sbf_flash.sh name-of-sbf.sbf
Hope this helps. I have made a script for myself that automates this and would be happy to share it with you. However this is rather basic and I don't think you need a script. If you have any questions let me know.
ionstorm3 said:
I use sbf_flash daily for script making purposes and it works flawlessly with the Atrix. Make sure to make the script executable by typing the follwing command in the directory where u have it.
sudo chmod +x sbf_flash.sh
For example if u have the script in the downloads folder type this into the the terminal:
sudo sudo chmod +x /Users/username/Downloads/sbf_flash.sh
Then to flash an SBF type ./Users/username/Downloads/sbf_flash.sh name-of-sbf.sbf
Hope this helps. I have made a script for myself that automates this and would be happy to share it with you. However this is rather basic and I don't think you need a script. If you have any questions let me know.
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I run windows 7 on ny mac so... yea
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thanks for all the input (from both of you). im assuming if i cd into the directory where the sbf_flash file resides I don't need to include the path every time? i have some knowledge of C and limited C++ or object oriented programming knowledge as well. i would love to use your script that automates the entire procedure if you don't mind giving it to me. once again thanks for the advice.
correct me if i am wrong, but chmod -x essentially gives the file permission to execute? trying to remember all the different unix commands. sudo, cd, and ls are only ones i use on a consistent basis
I have realized that it is not necessary to chmod +x the script file. All you have to do is include a ./ in front of it. For example ./sbf_flash filename.sbf. Btw saw your guide on how to sbf flash under *nix, so not sure if this information is still useful to you.
oh and yes cd, sudo and ls are the commands to use on a constant basis.
hey guys, kinda new to linux and the atrix. running 10.04 im not sure if i have the sbf_flash.sh. i have a file that shows as a shell script, i hope thats right. anyway. i have followed the direction above and cant seem to get it to run. this is what i have.
sudo chmod +x /home/serooted/Desktop/sbf_flash.sh
I in return get.No such file or directory. any ideas that would get me rolling? really want to get rid of the "unlocked" from my moto splash screen
type the following in at the terminal. ls /home/serooted/Desktop/ and see if the sbf_flash file appears in the output.
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type the following in at the terminal. ls /home/serooted/Desktop/ and see if the sbf_flash file appears in the output.
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Yes the sbf_flash does show up in the output. so my question would be, how now do i get it to flash the file?
is there any way that someone can post a step-by-step guide to unlocking the bootloader for the mb860 running 4.5.91 on a mac as i don't have access to a pc and am un able to find a clear method to doing so. sorry I'm new to this :/
Hi there,
I have an (hopefully easy) problem which I am searching the answer for hours now.
I want to use my android device (4G Systems One Tab) to remotely execute a batch file on my PC via WIFI-Connection.
That's it.
I want to have an Icon on my homescreen and when its clicked the batch-file on the desktop computer is executed. (no feedback or output needed, this is all done by the batch)
I would be grateful if anyone could provide me with a solution or even an idea to find the way.
Thanks
HagbardC
I don't have much experience in bash script but I do know that a software by the name of Script Manager is available in the market and might just help you achieve your goal.
Now with Script Manager you can execute a script you created and place it on a shortcut on the desktop of your phone. The bash script would do any type of calls it needs to do to the PC. As long as your firewalls are well configured and you have port forwarding on the router (if needed) or your on the same wifi network you should be able to do as you need with the tool.
Now also remember, you might want to consider rooting your phone so you can have busybox installed and have a good amount of commands available to you.
Thank you, that was of help. Problem solved.
HagbardC said:
Thank you, that was of help. Problem solved.
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Sorry for bumping an old thread, but this is my problem exactly as well. I want to run a script to execute a .bat file from my computer.
Could you please go into more detail about HOW you configured "Script Manager"?
Possibly share your script so I can change it to fit my information.
Anyone? Please help.
Thanks.
- donkeyhigh
I see random postings from others that also have the Motorola Electrify and was hoping to start a thread where Electrify owners could post a little information as to those things already developed for the Photon that work (or do not work) for our sister phone. Personally, I was a little apprehensive about diving in and applying mods haphazardly without some other brave soul taking the leap first.
I can confirm that the AIO root method by shabbypenguin (LINK) works on the Electrify and I would have commented in that thread, but my noobness on this site did not allow me to do so in the dev topics. I actually saw another Electrify owner's post confirming this, not on xda, but rather in comments on the youtube AIO root Video Instructions (thanks qbking77).
I had previously tried the root with dock method by edgan, but was unsuccessful.
My hope is that mods will allow this post to continue and that other Electrify users might find it useful and likewise contribute.
Thanks
note: I have started to add some links in post #3 below to some Electrify-specific information.
I thought I would mention that my local US Cellular has promotional pricing (-25%) on the HD Dock and Vehicle Navigation Dock for the Electrify which retail for $100 and $60 respectively. I have no idea if these are compatible with those made for the Photon, or vice versa.
Here is some basic info from the About Phone screen for the Motorola Electrify:
Motorola Electrify model MB853
Stock System version 45.1.167.MB853.USC.en.US
Android Version 2.3.4
Baseband Version n_01.10.00s.xj
Webtop Version WT-1.2.0-131-4
Kernel Version 2.6.32.9-00010-ge26b22b
[email protected]#2
Build number 4.5.1A_SUN_USC_16.7
PRL Version 15112
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LINKS:
Link to Motorola Electrify kernel.img: HERE
Link to Stock (USC) Motorola Electrify System Dump (not cwm flashable)
and Deodexed version (cwm flashable - by shabbypenguin) in dev forums.HERE
Team US Cellular Electrify Forum - for confirmation of working mods, many originally posted on XDA.
Stock Motorola Electrify SBF File - for unrooting and re-locking bootloader
Motorola Owner's Forum for ELECTRIFY
Motorola Product Support page for ELECTRIFY
Motorola Media Link for Windows
ZumoCast for Windows by Motorola
If there is other information that might assist devs in determining compatibility for projects already developed or in development, please advise (but please be specific, as I take my noobivity seriously).
try flashing cwm, i would imagine youll be fine from that. but the big test will be if my kernel works/boots yall's phone
A full system dump would be great...
Requirements:
- Rooted Electrify
- Android SDK
Instructions:
- Connect via adb and issue the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
su
busybox tar czvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system
exit
exit
adb pull /sdcard/systemdump.tgz
- Upload systemdump.tgz to a file sharing host like MultiUpload, Filesonic, etc. and post the link here.
Thanks!
actually a better way to do it would just use dd so i could get stock kernel and see if there is any if at all differences.
Question...is 4G Wimax and on Sprints /Clears wimax network?...im just hoping this phone and the photon in japan on kdd may give some hints or help with fixing the broke wimax when unlocked and also gsm radio rom that will work in the us
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Well, now I understand why I'm over here posting in the "General" section and not the development threads
I've spent the last several hours reading and installing the SDK only to discover I can't even figure out how to get it configured properly. I will succeed, but I'm too tired right now to continue and have other things to do later today. I'll try to provide more information as soon as I can get back to it.
And thanks Beach_Head and shabbypenguin for your interest and assistance.
just cheat, in the AIO root there is adb.exe and two dll files, toss them in your user's folder ( C:/Users/yourusernamehere) then you can just hit teh windows key and r. type in cmd hit enter, and you will be in command prompt in a directory with adb available (no sdk installing needed )
Beach_Head said:
A full system dump would be great...
Requirements:
- Rooted Electrify
- Android SDK
Instructions:
- Connect via adb and issue the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
su
busybox tar czvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system
exit
exit
adb pull /sdcard/systemdump.tgz
- Upload systemdump.tgz to a file sharing host like MultiUpload, Filesonic, etc. and post the link here.
Thanks!
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I get an error using the "busybox tar czvf" entry:
tar: invalid option --z
BusyBox v1.18.0.git multicell binary
??
I'll be away from the computer the rest of the day till late. Thanks again for the help. BTW, following shabbypenguin's adb "cheat" and got command window, but did not realize I needed to open superuser on the device to accept permissions (kept getting denied - duh)
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/eletricfykernel.img
upload that for me please
you can then use dd to copy the rest of the phone
It looks like your BusyBox build doesn't include gzip. Where'd you get it from?
Anyway, download Busybox by Stericson from Market and install a newer BusyBox build.
That command will work guaranteed...
Thanks!
drenner99 said:
I get an error using the "busybox tar czvf" entry:
tar: invalid option --z
BusyBox v1.18.0.git multicell binary
??
I'll be away from the computer the rest of the day till late. Thanks again for the help. BTW, following shappypenguin's adb "cheat" and got command window, but did not realize I needed to open superuser on the device to accept permissions (kept getting denied - duh)
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drenner99 said:
Well, now I understand why I'm over here posting in the "General" section and not the development threads
I've spent the last several hours reading and installing the SDK only to discover I can't even figure out how to get it configured properly. I will succeed, but I'm too tired right now to continue and have other things to do later today. I'll try to provide more information as soon as I can get back to it.
And thanks Beach_Head and shabbypenguin for your interest and assistance.
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You have been a positive contributor, and so I proudly give you your first "Thanks."
shabbypenguin said:
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/eletricfykernel.img
upload that for me please
you can then use dd to copy the rest of the phone
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Here is the file you requested from the Electrify (electrifykernel.zip)
hopefully it contains what we're looking for....
Beach_Head said:
It looks like your BusyBox build doesn't include gzip. Where'd you get it from?
Anyway, download Busybox by Stericson from Market and install a newer BusyBox build.
That command will work guaranteed...
Thanks!
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@Beach_Head, Thanks again. I did as you suggested and installed the newer busybox (1.19.2), but I still get the invalid option ("z") error when I enter the command
"busybox tar czvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system"
from your code, and am then presented with a list of valid options, "z" not being one of them. Are we sure the czvf part of that line is as you intended? I'm still willing to give it a go if it will produce info that is helpful (see post immediately above with kernel.img file).
Thanks once again.
deedscreen said:
You have been a positive contributor, and so I proudly give you your first "Thanks."
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I am truly humbled and can only say, you're welcome!
Yes. The z switch is for gzip...
Anyway, can you try without the z swicth.
So: busybox tar cvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system
And then just zip it up again via WinRar or 7Zip before you upload it here...
Thanks!
drenner99 said:
@Beach_Head, Thanks again. I did as you suggested and installed the newer busybox (1.19.2), but I still get the invalid option ("z") error when I enter the command
"busybox tar czvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system"
from your code, and am then presented with a list of valid options, "z" not being one of them. Are we sure the czvf part of that line is as you intended? I'm still willing to give it a go if it will produce info that is helpful (see post immediately above with kernel.img file).
Thanks once again.
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I'm a moto electrify rooted and bootloader unlocked user.
Everything seems to work (as far as the root/unlock), but shabby's kernals are somewhat unstable on the electrify. Broken wi-fi is my only concern, and even with the wi-fi fix we haven't been able to run it.
one of my issues - now this isn't specifically about shabby's kernal or anything like that, but more of setcpu. Setcpu doesn't give me the option to scale, unfortunately.
my kernels are unstable on the photon so thats nothing new
what wifi fix? wifi is busted in rc2 due to modules needing to be updated. they arent part of the kernel they are instead loaded by the rom but they need to have the config file from the kernel in order to make them properly and thats where its all failing
shabbypenguin said:
my kernels are unstable on the photon so thats nothing new
what wifi fix? wifi is busted in rc2 due to modules needing to be updated. they arent part of the kernel they are instead loaded by the rom but they need to have the config file from the kernel in order to make them properly and thats where its all failing
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Is there anything I can get you to fix the wifi in rc 2?
This is a simple tool/script used to:
1. convert .jpg .png and .bmp files into the format used for the splash screen on your device.
2. Make a full backup/restore of your device.
3. Flash the new image to your device.
I have only tested this on the HTC Droid DNA, if anyone wants to test it for another device and post results that would be great.
This script is based on the work done by TrueBlue_Drew, but since I am on a Mac, I got tired of booting a virtual machine every time that I wanted to make a new splash screen. So I decided to "convert" his script to a bash script to make my life easier. After testing several boot screens and all of the functions myself to make sure they all work, I decided to share the script with everyone here on XDA. I have been using this site since I got my first Android phone just a few years ago (and it was a Motorola Citrus...one of the worst "smart" phones ever created!), and have learned a ton - I figured it is time that I start giving back to the community.
If you like my work, don't be afraid to click the "Thanks" button. If you see any way to improve the script or have suggestions for other functions, leave a comment. If you have a question about bash scripting or using adb, leave a comment (I may or may not be able to help, but I will try...and there are many others here that can help).
Thanks again to TrueBlue_Drew for writing a nice little batch file that got me started on the path to creating this tool for myself.
The flash/backup splash option should work for any HTC devices that use a 1080x1920 splash screen but has ONLY been confirmed working with the HTC Droid DNA (I will add others to the list if anyone else confirms they work. I am already thinking about a way to select an option for the boot screen size you want to convert in order for this to work on more devices. :fingers-crossed:
REQUIREMENTS
1. Written on Mac running OSX 10.9.1 (Mavericks), but should work on any OSX Mac
2. Rooted HTC device with S=OFF and Eng Hboot
3. 1080x1920 png, jpg or bmp image
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Download the attached zip and unzip it somewhere on your Mac.
2. Create or find the 1080x1920 image you want for your splash screen.
3. Go into the "Splash Flasher Mac" folder you unzipped and place your image
in the "place-image-here" folder.
4. Run the file "splash_flasher.sh" file in the terminal and follow the on screen instructions.
NOTE: At this time this does not support having more than one of the same image type in the "place-image-here" folder when converting and flashing. A fix for that is already being worked on, but didn't see it as a major issue right now since you can only flash one splash screen anyway.
NEW NOTE: I was finally able to get the multiple images in one folder working and have implemented it only for .png images (other file types coming with next version). So now you can dump multiple .png files in the folder and the program will create the boot images, name them using the original filename and move them to the "images" folder. The next part of this to figure out is how to select your screen size and create a boot image of that size. Stay tuned...not that it seems many people are tuned, but that's OK.
NOTE: VERSION 1.2 - Removed support for .jpg and .bmp files. Didn't see the need to support multiple file types. There is now a Photoshop template file included with the script. Just open in photoshop and add your image to the top layer (labeled as "Team Logo" because I am using that as my template for my sports teams splash screens). If your image is large and covers the HTC and Beats logos (and you want them in your splash screen), just move the layers around how you want them. The colors of the HTC letters can also be changed however you want.
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Has anyone used this to create their own custom boot screen? I am just trying to figure out if I should continue working on this or not. If you have made your own boot screens, feel free to share.
I am also working on a port of this script to Linux and improving on the original for Windows that TrueBlueDrew created and I based my script on. Would there be any interest in that?
drakemata said:
Has anyone used this to create their own custom boot screen? I am just trying to figure out if I should continue working on this or not. If you have made your own boot screens, feel free to share.
I am also working on a port of this script to Linux and improving on the original for Windows that TrueBlueDrew created and I based my script on. Would there be any interest in that?
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I have forgotten about this. I'm going to look at it today sometime. A Linux version would be AWESOME. Mac and Ubuntu is all I work on. I'm really surprised that more things aren't for the Linux os.
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I don't typically work with Windows, either...but I know there us still a large demand for making things easier for Windows users since a great majority of them are not as inclined to do stuff at the command line.
As long as there is one person interested, I will continue to work on this. Thanks for your reply.
Mav3rick40 said:
I have forgotten about this. I'm going to look at it today sometime. A Linux version would be AWESOME. Mac and Ubuntu is all I work on. I'm really surprised that more things aren't for the Linux os.
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Mav3rick40, have you had a chance to check out the script on your Mac? Just wondering if you have any issues or recommendations for improvements. I have just completed a revision to the script to remove support for .jpg and .bmp images. I figured I would keep it simple with support for .png images since I feel they have the best quality of the three file types.
I am also hoping to finish the Linux version and post it tonight. If you would be willing to test, that would be great. I will probably start a new thread for that.
drakemata said:
Mav3rick40, have you had a chance to check out the script on your Mac? Just wondering if you have any issues or recommendations for improvements. I have just completed a revision to the script to remove support for .jpg and .bmp images. I figured I would keep it simple with support for .png images since I feel they have the best quality of the three file types.
I am also hoping to finish the Linux version and post it tonight. If you would be willing to test, that would be great. I will probably start a new thread for that.
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Not yet hopefully tonight. I got busy with school work.
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Mav3rick40 said:
Not yet hopefully tonight. I got busy with school work.
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I completely understand that. I hate when work/school gets in the way of my programming time. If you previously downloaded the script, please delete and use the new version attached to the OP.
drakemata said:
I completely understand that. I hate when work/school gets in the way of my programming time. If you previously downloaded the script, please delete and use the new version attached to the OP.
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Ok cool. Yeah I'm going to school for programming.
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drakemata said:
I completely understand that. I hate when work/school gets in the way of my programming time. If you previously downloaded the script, please delete and use the new version attached to the OP.
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is there anything special I need to do to make this run? every time I try to open splash_flasher.sh it opens up in Xcode.
Mav3rick40 said:
is there anything special I need to do to make this run? every time I try to open splash_flasher.sh it opens up in Xcode.
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You need to navigate to it from the terminal and do ./splash_flasher.sh
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I figured it out after playing around with it for a couple of hours.
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Glad to see you figured it out. I am trying to convert this over to an Applescript app as well as working on my Linux version and making new splash screens for all sports teams (which was a much bigger undertaking than I thought it would be).
If you have any suggestions for improving the script or for additional tools that should be added, I would appreciate the feedback.
This is a simple tool/script used to:
1. convert .png files into the format used for the splash screen on your device.
2. Make a full backup/restore of your device.
3. Flash the new image to your device.
I have only tested this on the HTC Droid DNA, if anyone wants to test it for another device and post results that would be great.
This script is based on the work done by TrueBlue_Drew, but since I am on a Mac, I got tired of booting a virtual machine every time that I wanted to make a new splash screen. So I decided to "convert" his script to a bash script to make my life easier. After testing several boot screens and all of the functions myself to make sure they all work, I decided to share the script with everyone here on XDA. I have been using this site since I got my first Android phone just a few years ago (and it was a Motorola Citrus...one of the worst "smart" phones ever created!), and have learned a ton - I figured it is time that I start giving back to the community.
Since the creation of my script for the Mac, I decided to port it to Linux as well since they both use the bash shell. The only difference was having to find the compiled adb, fastboot, and ffmpeg tools for Linux.
If you like my work, don't be afraid to click the "Thanks" button. If you see any way to improve the script or have suggestions for other functions, leave a comment. If you have a question about bash scripting or using adb, leave a comment (I may or may not be able to help, but I will try...and there are many others here that can help).
Thanks again to TrueBlue_Drew for writing a nice little batch file that got me started on the path to creating this tool for myself.
The flash/backup splash option should work for any HTC devices that use a 1080x1920 splash screen but has ONLY been confirmed working with the HTC Droid DNA (I will add others to the list if anyone else confirms they work. I am already thinking about a way to select an option for the boot screen size you want to convert in order for this to work on more devices. :fingers-crossed:
REQUIREMENTS
1. Written on Linux Mint 16, but should work on any version of Linux with a bash shell
2. Rooted HTC device with S=OFF and Eng Hboot
3. 1080x1920 png image
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Download the attached zip and unzip it somewhere on your computer.
2. Create or find the 1080x1920 image you want for your splash screen.
3. Go into the "Splash Flasher Mac" folder you unzipped and place your image
in the "place-image-here" folder.
4. Run the file "splash_flasher.sh" file in the terminal and follow the on screen instructions.
I am currently having trouble uploading the file, I will try again tomorrow. In the mean time, the script can be downloaded from my dropbox.
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Do you by any chance know how to extract the splash screen from another device's firmware update?
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jamiethemorris said:
Do you by any chance know how to extract the splash screen from another device's firmware update?
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Not sure if this works with the DNA or not, but try the tools in CNexus' post. I am not on my Linux machine right now, so I can't test. If the tools work, I will see if I can incorporate them into my tool. I am also working on converting the script to use easybashgui to give a graphical interface.