No need for a walkthrough video really, its quite simple.
Download the Android SDK, it has everything you need.
All the other information you require is readily available in these forums (Search!!)
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No need for a walkthrough video really, its quite simple.
Download the Android SDK, it has everything you need.
All the other information you require is readily available in these forums (Search!!)
Get custom boot image back
Hi, I'm making this thread for a colleague of mine. He recently flashed a custom boot image on his G1, and then he flashed the New SPL. After he did that his custom boot image was gone. Is there anyone that can better assist me with this problem. And don't tell me that this is in the wrong section either because this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=467064 has been here since January. I just need help for my fellow colleague. Thank you to anyone who can help. If you don't want to help then please don't comment, save room for other people to help.
Hi, I'm making this thread for a colleague of mine. He recently flashed a custom boot image on his G1, and then he flashed the New SPL. After he did that his custom boot image was gone. Is there anyone that can better assist me with this problem. And don't tell me that this is in the wrong section either because this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=467064 has been here since January. I just need help for my fellow colleague. Thank you to anyone who can help. If you don't want to help then please don't comment, save room for other people to help.
Maybe this work
i only have one suggestion, re-flash the custom boot.img. that's strange tho don't see why that would happen... Why? because the SPL and custom boot.img (Splash) is not connected
there in two different partitions(kind of) different places on the ramdisk well i hope re-flash fixes your colleague's issue
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Hi, I'm making this thread for a colleague of mine. He recently flashed a custom boot image on his G1, and then he flashed the New SPL. After he did that his custom boot image was gone. Is there anyone that can better assist me with this problem. And don't tell me that this is in the wrong section either because this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=467064 has been here since January. I just need help for my fellow colleague. Thank you to anyone who can help. If you don't want to help then please don't comment, save room for other people to help.
i only have one suggestion, re-flash the custom boot.img. that's strange tho don't see why that would happen... Why? because the SPL and custom boot.img (Splash) is not connected
there in two different partitions(kind of) different places on the ramdisk well i hope re-flash fixes your colleague's issue
Peace
Havent actually done this to my phone yet (CyanogenMod v3.3.8) but got so excited I had to whip something up in GIMP! Took the crossbones from nolageek's image, with rzm61's idea... it will need to be converted properly as per instructions on page one...
If anyone wants to mess around with the xcf just pm me
If anyone wants to mess around with the xcf just pm me
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isnt the htc logo gif just like the android gif from cupcake?
this is probably in the framework-res.apk and wont be able to be flashed how the splash is
Here ya go:
Second Boot Image:
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/3563/bootd.gif
Boot Sound:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?odrmjm5noem
Have fun
Edit: It won't be flashed like the normal first splashscreen, but you have to push the file to "system/media/" I'm not sure about file size restrictions and stuff though, so someone should experiment *too lazy to do it, and I kinda like the screen*
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Here ya go:
Second Boot Image:
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/3563/bootd.gif
Boot Sound:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?odrmjm5noem
Have fun
Edit: It won't be flashed like the normal first splashscreen, but you have to push the file to "system/media/" I'm not sure about file size restrictions and stuff though, so someone should experiment *too lazy to do it, and I kinda like the screen*
Thank you! Works like a charm on Virtudude's Roger V3.
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460800 shall be the size of the file, and the number of bytes in the file shall be 460800. 460801 shalt not the size of the file be, neither shall the size be 460799, excepting that thou then append a byte to 460800.
460802... is right out.
Once the file size 460800, being the 460800th byte be reached, flasheth thou thy boot image onto the G1, who, being naughty in my sight, shall display it.
(note: please read the instructions, and don't actually flash a file that's 460800 bytes long. I had to take some artistic liberties here)
