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Drakknar 		Old
6th May 2011, 12:19 AM
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Default Stock Xoom bootanimation.zip
Hey,
since I didn't really like the ASUS boot screen, I extracted the stock android 3.0 bootanimation from the xoom dump and applied it to my transformer. It works just beautifully and imho it's awesome

To use it, just backup your current bootanimation.zip and copy the new one in the /system/media/ folder using ADB.

Here you can find the ASUS stock file (just rename it to bootanimation.zip and copy it back into the media folder if something should go wrong)



Enjoy
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stupid question that I feel compelled to ask anyway: does my Transformer have to be rooted first?
 
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stupid question that I feel compelled to ask anyway: does my Transformer have to be rooted first?
Yup, you need root to be able to write to the /system/ partition :)
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Need to change permissions to read/write.

Much bette rlooking than default... Thanks button clicked!
 
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Ya I changed mine to this also +1
 
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Actually, I was SO glad to get rid of that trippy stock XOOM bootanimation.... I replaced it with the retro animation. I might take a look at it and change it to ASUS... Maybe the original author will help me!

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that retro one is neat. pretty easy to see how it is done by examining the contents of the zip file. Looks like it could be cleaned up quite a bit.
 
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Much nicer boot, thanks for this.

In the spirit of sharing I made a little windows GUI to sit on top of a cmd.exe window to automate some adb bits. Most people who have rooted will be quite familiar with adb, but I am lazy and like to press a button rather than type 4 commands

Used it for all of my android devices and have tweaked it for the ASUS bits I am playing with at the moment.

Just unzip and copy the folder to somewhere. When you first open it up it will need you to tell it where adb is located, restart and you should be good to go.

You can pull and backup fonts, bootanimation and UI buttons (SystemUI.apk)
the SystemUI.apk will allow you to have ASUS buttons back on your MoDaCo rom.

You need to have .NET framework 2 installed for it to run.

I am not a developer and it is not perfect but seems to work ok, I use it on XP and Vista - not tried Win7


Dropbox location here

I have not included any fonts, bootanimations or the ASUS SystemUI.apk, but they can all be found on here.

Would be interested to hear if it works on Win7.

Oh, and if you break anything please don't blame me
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Much nicer boot, thanks for this.

In the spirit of sharing I made a little windows GUI to sit on top of a cmd.exe window to automate some adb bits. Most people who have rooted will be quite familiar with adb, but I am lazy and like to press a button rather than type 4 commands

Used it for all of my android devices and have tweaked it for the ASUS bits I am playing with at the moment.

Just unzip and copy the folder to somewhere. When you first open it up it will need you to tell it where adb is located, restart and you should be good to go.

You can pull and backup fonts, bootanimation and UI buttons (SystemUI.apk)
the SystemUI.apk will allow you to have ASUS buttons back on your MoDaCo rom.

You need to have .NET framework 2 installed for it to run.

I am not a developer and it is not perfect but seems to work ok, I use it on XP and Vista - not tried Win7


Dropbox location here

I have not included any fonts, bootanimations or the ASUS SystemUI.apk, but they can all be found on here.

Would be interested to hear if it works on Win7.

Oh, and if you break anything please don't blame me
noooooo now the noobs will never learn!!!!
Hahaha, jk (kinda), but thanks for the contribution, sure does make it a little easier for people that dont like typing up the commands.
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Yeah, sorry. Just rying to help, but I suppose a bit of command line action is the best way to learn.

Bored at work and have added a few more functions to it - just used it to upload the video editing app from the xoom. Paul @ MoDaCo has 'fixed' it for us and it is quite nice.

Sorry for the thread crashing, will stop now.

Thanks again to Drakknar for the original post and guide.
 
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