[Boot Splash] "Inspired" by Light (w/Preview Pic)

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I hope you enjoy this. These are pretty easy for me to make, so if you have a request... :) ... At any rate, "thank" me if you like it and use it. And if you screw anything up and your phone explodes, or breaks, or Smurfs attack from outer space, it's your fault. you have been warned!

How to flash:

1. Unzip the file so you have "splash1.img" and place this file in your "tools" folder of your SDK package.

2. Boot into your bootloader (fastboot mode)

3. From the command prompt: Change directories to your SDK "Tools" folder then type:

fastboot flash splash1 splash1.img

4. Reboot and enjoy

Got a preview pic by chance. Also check your pm's.

Preview pic should be up... I see it on my end?? It's HUGE. lol..

Anyone else not see the pic?


EDIT: Just checked the OP on a different PC, and pic WAS NOT showing up. This has now been corrected. ...

How do we revert to default, if desired?

Originally Posted by smalis

How do we revert to default, if desired?

You will have to re-flash the default boot splash. Using the same method as mentioned.

Note: I will update the OP with the stock Boot splash as well, once I receive my phone.

OK, stupid question time (my specialty) I get into the Inspire bootloader OK, but then how do I call up or otherwise access "command prompt"? It's not like I have a menu button I can push, and command prompt doesn't seem to be one of the options displayed on the screen. I may be overlooking the obvious, and if so I apologize.

Originally Posted by Ultra Droid

OK, stupid question time (my specialty) I get into the Inspire bootloader OK, but then how do I call up or otherwise access "command prompt"? It's not like I have a menu button I can push, and command prompt doesn't seem to be one of the options displayed on the screen. I may be overlooking the obvious, and if so I apologize.

What T.A.G. was referring to was using the command prompt in Windows. This would also be used in conjunction with having the Android SDK installed in Windows.

Originally Posted by Wolf_2

What T.A.G. was referring to was using the command prompt in Windows. This would also be used in conjunction with having the Android SDK installed in Windows.

OK, *now* I understand! Told you, dumb questions are my specialty!

Thanks much!

-Mike

The only dumb questions are those that are not asked.

Sent from my Inspire 4G using XDA Premium App.

tribalartgod-
Awesome job!