[TOOL][CWM] Boot Animation CWM Package Creator [Updated 2012-03-19]

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This tool is designed for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G ONLY.
I am not responsible for any damage caused by this tool. I don't see how it could happen, but who knows...

This tool will allow you to upload your bootanimation.zip and it will send you back a CWM-flashable zip file to flash.

Requirements

• Samsung Galaxy S 4G
• CWM Recovery (tested on 3.x and 5.x)
• A kernel that supports custom boot animations.
  • Frozen Yogurt: Here
  • Gingerbread: Here

Notes

• A QR Code will be generated that you can scan with Barcode Scanner (or equivalent) and download your zip file directly to your phone.
• Maximum number of characters for the zip filename is 20.
• Uploaded file must be named bootanimation.zip.
• Maximum file size for bootanimation.zip is 10mb.
• Your chosen filename will have a Unix-style timestamp attached to prevent duplicate names.
• Your download url will remain valid for one (1) day.

Source Code
The source code is written in PHP and is available on my GitHub. If you want to try it yourself, your web server's PHP installation must have the Zip PECL extension installed.

Link: http://bootanim.crackpot.co

I moved the script to a new home at http://bootanim.crackpot.co, along with changed the GitHub project name to "bootanim". Everything should function normally.

Package Download: undefined


Failed to move uploaded bootanimation.zip file.

Tested and I get the above error message.

Tried again 12:25 pm still get same error

There is another one that I use.

Originally Posted by Racing19969

Package Download: undefined


Failed to move uploaded bootanimation.zip file.

Tested and I get the above error message.

Tried again 12:25 pm still get same error

What browser are you using?

I think I corrected the issue. I think it was an issue with my PHP config only allowed 2mb uploads max.

Version 1.1 is live now with A LOT of updates.

For reasons I can't quite explain even though the script is correctly creating the zip files, once flashed they do not work. At first I figured it was a permissions issue, but that doesn't seem to be the case. So my best guess is the zip file isn't being created properly.

With that in mind, I am going to rewrite the script to use the zip class FB used on his debloater script.

We'll see what happens, shouldn't take long.

After talking with FB, I think we finally nailed the issue and it should be functioning like normal now.

Thanks FB!!!!

Originally Posted by crackpot

After talking with FB, I think we finally nailed the issue and it should be functioning like normal now.

Thanks FB!!!!

No problem.

Script updated to version 2.1. It will now generate a QR image for you to scan from your phone, using Barcode Scanner, to download the package directly to your phone!

Works great! thanks