[MOD]How to Set up ADB and Change the splash Screen on your Galaxy s..!![EASIEST WAY]

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So to change the splash screen of your android phone 1st you need to Set up ADB if you already haven't..
Set up ADB from Here:
http://droidination.wordpress.com/20...to-set-up-adb/

Now after setting up the ADB you need to Follow these instructionsto change your splash screen:
1.First you need to copy a cmd.exe file to Heimdall’s Folder like this
2.Now put your phone into download mode and open the file ZADIG in the drivers folder.
3.Install The drivers now
4.Now open Cmd and type the foll command:
heimdall flash –param /location/of/param.lfs
5.Now your phone will be rebooted and you will see the Download mode logo instead of your orignal logo
6.Now create your own logo using Photoshop or any other Photo Editor and make sure its in the ratio 480×800..
7.put the logo file in the platform tools folder in android sdk..
8.Paste and open the cmd in the platform tools folder..
9.Put your phone in download mode and Connect it to the computer..
10.Type in the following command in the CMD window:
adb push Logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs
adb reboot
11.You Will Now see your logo file Instead of the orignal one..

You Can Check out the orignal Post from here:
http://droidination.wordpress.com/20...s-easiest-way/

Click the thanks button if i helped..

so...can I just make a logo.jpg and put into mnt/.lfs by root explorer?

(btw,and its funny to see i9003 and docomo logos in .lfs file)

Yes 1st u have to make a logo.jpg of resolution 480*800 only..
u can make it using Photoshop..
Then just open terminal emulator in your GTi9000.. if u dont have it download it from the android market..
Copy the logo.jpg file in the root of your SDCARD..
and type the following command:
"cp /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs" [Without Quotations]
Reboot your phone now..
now you will see your logo.jpg file as the boot image/splash screen..
It would not replace it by root explorer.."
Yes i was also shocked to see the i9003 and docomo logos..

click the thanks button if i helped..:P

I just made the splash screen by removing samsung logo from the original
(hey samsung you have made a big enough logo on our phones! no need to put one on boot!)
saved as /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg 800×480 of course
opened terminal emulator, typed

cp /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs

and get the following code without logo.jpg replaced

cp: can't create '/mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg': File exists

also tried copying with root explorer, but it also turns out to be the original image
(even deleteing the original and put new logo.jpg to /mnt/.lfs)
(of course I have a backup of original image)


will this be something wrong with busybox?


EDIT:it seems everything that gets into /.lfs can't be deleted by RE or terminal emulator. weird...

First u have to type su to enable superuser access then type that command..
make sure u have busybox installed..!! if not just download the terminal IDE app from market then do the same thing this will work 4 sure..!!

To be clear, I have root, busybox 1.19.3 , superuser permitted terminal IDE,
typed su this time but still no luck.
(and when I tried to rm a accidentally copied jpg from /mnt/.lfs , terminal IDE even says 'operation not permitted' . WHAT? I have already "su"ed!)

Doubt that I must go through download mode in order to write in movinand.
Anyway thanks for providing all the info on splash screen replacement. Cheers.

Originally Posted by playerzking

To be clear, I have root, busybox 1.19.3 , superuser permitted terminal IDE,
typed su this time but still no luck.
(and when I tried to rm a accidentally copied jpg from /mnt/.lfs , terminal IDE even says 'operation not permitted' . WHAT? I have already "su"ed!)

Doubt that I must go through download mode in order to write in movinand.
Anyway thanks for providing all the info on splash screen replacement. Cheers.

I second that. I am root and mounted /system as rw, it does not allow me to rm or even mv the /mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg to anywhere. Even root explorer cannot rename the default logo.jpg. Operation not permitted is the error I get. I am using gingerbread 2.3.6 GINGERBREAD.JPKPE build. Dont know if they added some second layer of protection...