Hi
With other samsung devices, we just have to replace "booting_warning.jpg" and "svb_orange.jpg"
We can find it on BL folder ----> up_param.bin.lz4\up_param\booting_warning.jpg
up_param.bin.lz4\up_param\svb_orange.jpg
But, with samsung A02S (A025G), there is not up_param.bin.lz4 in BL folder.
Do you have any idea for disable/remove or edit thes warning message ?
ROM build : A025GXXU3BUJ7
System : Android 11
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Thanks
Fr_beyond
Hi !!
Little update about my problem ^^
I found two files in /system/media :
- bootsamsung.qmg
- bootsamungloop.qmg
I replace it but not working.
Now i search the software "Samsung Theme Designer " for create my own bootscreen but this software is not available on samsung developper website :/
I don't know if bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg can change the warning message after unlock bootloader or root x)
Well, see you soon for next update ^^
UPDATE :
I succeeded to build my own QMG file with Samsung Theme designer with this tuto : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...n-qmg-boot-animations-must-be-rooted.2217795/
But there has been no change when i replace the old bootsamsung.qmg file by my own bootsamsung.qmg... anyway I do not despair
Another day, another update
I gave all access to the files bootsamung.qmg & bootsamsungloop.qmg (chmod 777 you know xD)
And nothing happened
I think the QMG files in system media are not use...
/system/media :
- bootsamsung.qmg
- bootsamungloop.qmg
I think there is another files in the rom.... so let's search )=
Wrong way for me
I've retry to change bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg
It's "work", but they doesn't change the warning message, i'm shure it's another files :/
UPDATE :
Re-flash stock BL file via odin doesn't work too x)
Still no luck?
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hey there people.
before i get started please BACK UP your phone! just in case YOU screw up.
so i decided to make myself a boot animation w/ sound based on the Salival DVD that the Tool Band released some years ago. This is my first attempt (hopefully not my last) at making an animation. so i have tested the animation and it works perfecty fine on my HTC AMAZE. It is not a flashable zip, so please do not flash. please unzip and place both files in their boot animation folders. i believe that particular folder is rom specific. (Please excuse me as i am noobsome). however i am running NRGZ28 latest ICS Energy rom and the boot animation folder location is under:
system/customize/resource<----place bootanimation.zip and android_audio.mp3 files here!
Too NRGZ28 rom was missing the some coding to allow the sound file to play at startup.
Go to: system/customize/CID and find the default.xml file.
open the defualt.xml file and on the lower half of the file you will see this as the default settigns:
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Please make the change as follows:
add in: "system/customize/resource/android_audio.mp3"
dont forget to save.
I hope those of you who like Tool will enjoy this animation.
Please view my youtube video on the animation prior to downloading (i dont want to waste your time)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snfH-6H6hOM
Torrent file:
http://www.demonoid.me/files/details/2964496/006035174376/
locate (or create) the following file and disable the read permissions
/data/data/com.cooliris.media/files/zzzzzz_lockscreen_wallpaper.jpg
(to locate/create and edit the above file permissions use a file manager app able to navigate the /data folder.
NOTE: Manual edit of files in /data folder require root permissions so the Andriod system must be rooted first
NOTE2: This trick works on Samsung Galaxy Y stock ROM, on which the system looks for the file zzzzzz_lockscreen_wallpaper.jpg located in /data/data/com.cooliris.media/files to be used as lockscreen wallpaper. Other ROMs might look for different filename and/or different location.)
That's it!
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As side note I want to add that my first read about this topic was, about two weeks ago, a thread started by XDA member recognized contributor marcussmith2626 more than one year ago (How To Make The Lockscreen Transparent) which explains a more sophisticated way to get the lockscreen transparent and that might work on a variety of ROM and devices.
Then I accidentally discovered the above trick by my own (I forgot to set the permissions after replacing the jpg file) and I decided to share it here even though I don't know if anyone had posted the same trick before as comment at the marcussmith2626 thread or anywhere else in XDA or the Internet virtual space
wooooow,awesome:laugh:
thnx for rhis.as easy and as simple as it can ever beeee.so cooooool
nice trick
Thanks for your guide its very very easy =D
This is a short simple guide to changing your boot animation. It requires root, and an OEM version the Huawei Ascend Mate 2. You can do this on other versions of the phone, but the directories are different.
The best part about changing your boot animation is that it gets rid of the sound that I am always afraid I am going to hear in the middle of a movie theater randomly.
Personally I am using the stock Lollipop boot animation here:
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You can use other 720p animations. Beware, a few different ones have given me bootloops on Lollipop. The one I have provided should be safe.
Using the root explorer of your choice, navigate to "root/cust/normal/us/media/" you should see a file there called "bootanimation.zip", rename this to "bootanimation.zip.orig".
Copy this file here to the same directory as "bootanimation.zip.orig" and rename it to "bootanimation.zip"
Change the file attributes to match the original file. It should look something like this:
At this point you should be done. Reboot and check it out.
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I have had trouble in the past with boot loops after changing the boot animation. As in, a one time thing, some boot animations just don't work for whatever reason. If you can't boot after the above steps...
To revert to stock:
Boot into TWRP, go to Mount>Enable Cust or Custom Storage(if you don't have the "cust" partition as an option, you will need to flash this version of TWRP through fastboot
Go to Home>Advanced>File Manager
Locate the directory root/cust/normal/us/media/
Delete "bootanimation.zip"
Rename "bootanimation.zip.orig" to "bootanimation.zip"
Reboot
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Hello world!
Now I will tell you how to extract Samsung's factory system.img files (with support to 4.4) on Windows
That's right???
- That's right mate
An example:
You want to extract The Pocket Neo 2 (5312C/5310L) System files, deodex and make your own custom ROM for 5312B/10B with that apk files
That's the first thing you have to do :3
How this works:
We will use the delicious ImgExtractor v1.3.6 <Created by And_PDA (Based on sources ext4_unpacker)> as base and with this and few more things to complete the mission
It will read blocks of RAW EXT4 image and extract then keeping the metadata and all the stuff you must know... (including .journal file)
Procedure:
Part 01
Download and extrac the tool to somewhere
Take a Big G search and find Pocket Neo 2 ODIN stock ROM, (for example...)
Rename it to S5312xxxxxxx_bla_bla_blaHOME.tar
Now simple extract with WinRAR
You will see a few files, do not lose the focus, look at system.img
Now it is time to Part 02
Part 02
Coopy the system.img file to \system.img Extractor\para_extrair
Don't rename it, please
Now go a level back on the folder and open .comd file that you preffer
Read all and make your choice
- Option 01, I choose You! (Pokemon forever :3 !)
Now, wait until it extract all and when it is done, do a party! You made it!
You can now manipule your files, deodex, decompile and bla bla bla (Keep in mind, I wont tell you how to, because XDA is flooded with good guides for this :3 :v )
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Download:
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Credits:
Alexey71
BrateloSlava
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Link is dead.
(Help!) Annoying notification: "The system..." (The link to new thread in this post)
Note: English isn't my primary language and I'm only 14
The update thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/help-annoying-notification-damaged-t3669238
Here is the problem:
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As you can see, I had successfully add all of the Google Apps into the "non GApps" system.img (MediaTek rom), but after I booted up my phone, the annoying notification shown up. But this doesn't happend to the original rom
So this is what I did
1. I download the rom from NeedRom
2. I download the Google Apps from https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347821182
3. I unpack the system.img using this tool from the forum
4. I delete all of the "china parts" from the rom
5. I copy the GApps from step 2 to the system unpacked folder from step 3
6. I repack the system with the same tool from step 3 and apply the rom into the phone using SP Flash Tool
Finally the phone came up with the alert notification
BUT there is a small detail that I notice while I was playing around the Auto Tool v3
( This is the part when I unpack - repack - unpack the file :3 )
Is there anything that I can do to remove the annoying alert? Even if I have to apply the rom again.
P/s: this is the file_contexts I pulled out from the boot.img if someone wil going to unpack the system.img
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1RTsnBzcaa5UGNwSE1SRi1LRXc/view
The alert also shown up when I rooted my device and only when I unroot it (I use KingRoot)
Thanks to everyone is going to help me