Get rid of tmobile animation on boot

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muzicman0

muzicman0

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This may be posted elsewhere...if so, sorry. I replaced the 2 qmg files in /system/media with the attached files. The attached files are the stock i9000 boot animations. I got them from a captivate thread.

So far they seem to work fine, but you should make a backup just in case.

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srqt

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Jul 20, 2010
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works great! no more stupid pink crap! I a sooo excited!

The way I did it is as follows. I used root manager to copy the original qmg files to a safe place. I then mounted the phone to my computer copied the new qmgs to the sd card unmounted and used root manager again to put them in the correct place (system/media).
 
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ISprayCandy

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Works perfectly Thanks!!! Any idea where the sound file is? I'd like to replace that with something less "happy"
 
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slyvgl

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For some reason I am not able to copy the files with root explorer. Do I need to move the files with terminal? I've copied/move them over..but they do not appear. I have root access btw.
 
yvyv

yvyv

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About at the beginning when booting up the " Pink Stick together " still comes out, anyway to get rid of this ?

Thank you in advanced..
 
GameOver69

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THanks for the info worked great. Anyway to change the bootup sound so that is like the original samsung galaxy s as well. THanks
 
MV10

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yvyv said:
About at the beginning when booting up the " Pink Stick together " still comes out, anyway to get rid of this ?

Thank you in advanced..
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Go into /system/media and remove bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg ... or replace them with the i9000 files from the ZIP in the post that started this thread.
 
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itswookie

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I copied the files over with root explorer, and everything works fine, except for when the new animation plays, it's very choppy/pixelated. Anyone else?
 
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    rk0
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    Sorry for the bump. Got a couple PMs to update this to Froyo roms.

    Here it is:

    Flashable Galaxy S (i9000) (Froyo 2.2) bootanimation+sounds:
    http://bit.ly/eHbCFb

    Flashable Vibrant (Stock) (Froyo 2.2) bootanimation+sounds:
    http://bit.ly/fjHEqX
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    rk0 said:
    Sorry for the bump. Got a couple PMs to update this to Froyo roms.

    Here it is:

    Flashable Galaxy S (i9000) (Froyo 2.2) bootanimation+sounds:


    Flashable Vibrant (Stock) (Froyo 2.2) bootanimation+sounds:
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    Hmm, I'm on a I9000 and I'm running Darky's v7.6 rom (which is 2.2.1) at the moment and do not quite like the Nexus S boot animation. I've booted into recovery mode and applied the zip file as an update and it seems to still display the Nexus S boot animation.

    I haven't noticed whether the shutdown one was replaced but I noticed the video folder only contains a shutdown folder?

    Any ideas?

    Edit:

    And after poking around in the Darky's thread it seems there is a bootanimations.zip in /system/media that is controlling everything. I've renamed the file in adb and I have the default Froyo boot animation again. :)
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