I wonder wich TW supports custom boot animations. I ran PJB in the past but im not sure if it supports
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The rom has to have custom boot ani set. It's part of the build not the kernel. Although, don't make a liar out of me, i'm sure there is probably a way to turn that feature off via the kernel. Just not sure how that would be done.I wonder wich TW supports custom boot animations. I ran PJB in the past but im not sure if it supports
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Devil and Neak both allow custom boot animations.The rom has to have custom boot ani set. It's part of the build not the kernel. Although, don't make a liar out of me, i'm sure there is probably a way to turn that feature off via the kernel. Just not sure how that would be done.
When we build roms, features like, init.d and custom boot animations are features that are included in the rom.
I stand corrected. I've always used the DSIXDA Kitchen to enable custom boot animations. Didn't know the kernel had anything to do with it, since i usually build off stock kernel. Thanks for the heads up. Info is helpful in solving a current problem we are having. Now know it might be kernel related.Devil and Neak both allow custom boot animations.
@ Dragon - The boot animation is allowed via the kernel FYI
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