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Hey guys, I was reading the Incredible custom boot screen and thought I mess around with Evo and I found this.
There are 2 files that compose of the animation.
1. bootanimation.zip (/system/customize/resource)
2. SPC_animation_final.mp3 (/system/customize/resource)
These are played with you boot up the phone with Sprint 4g animation and its sound.
Now I went and look at the bootanimation.zip and see what it is, and it turns out within the zip archive contains a desc.txt that tells the firmware what to read and at point to display what...etc. There's also a folder named "android" which contains all the pictures and each of them represent 1 frame of the animation (I think). I also looked at the property of the images and they are 480x800 dimension and depth of it is 8bit (update: it can be a 24bit too).
So to look at the end animation, simply go to the last picture in the android folder.
So if we can create some animations to same specs and slice it into frames like that then we are good to go.
I included sample files from Incredible.
UPDATE: CONFIRMED that it works...what I did
I went to /system/media and saw there was a default HTC animation will the 2 files and did a adb pull
1. bootanimation.zip
2. android_audio.mp3 - I renamed this to SPC_animation_final.mp3
I then reboot into recovery and do an adb shell, mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system, then exit out of the shell, now I'm back in windows command prompt. Typed "adb push c:\bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource/" and "adb push c:\SPC_final_animation.mp3 /system/customize/resource". Now do adb reboot and the HTC - quite brilliant showed up.
UPDATE 2: I found an Android Bios like boot from the net thought I post. Tested on my EVO and worked great. It's like a PC bios boot with Droid in matrix like style, pretty cool.
UPDATE 3: Added the Nexus One boot, it's a little stretched but looks cool nonetheless.
UPDATE 4: Instructions on how to mount and copy files.
1. Having phone fully powered up and plug it into the USB.
2. you should already have ADB installed and working. If so, then to verify your device is connected, do "adb devices" in a command prompt. You should see like "List of attached devices" and right underneath it, you'll se HTCxxxxx listed.
3. If step 2 is good, then do "adb reboot recovery". This will reboot your phone into recovery mode.
4. You will see a red triangle with an exclamation mark, this is when phone is now ready in recovery mode. To verify, go back to command prompt and type "adb devices" and you should see the same thing as in step 2 only difference is it'll say "recovery" next to the device name.
5. Once that is good, go into your evo-recovery folder and run the recovery-XYZ, where XYS is the os type. So for windows you would right-click on the "recovery-windows.bat" and select run as administrator (if you are running in Vista/7).
5. If step 5 runs will you'll see a series of line output, and final line should be "No hup" or something like that. Now look over to your phone, you should see a menu. Do NOT touch anything on the phone.
6. Open up a new command prompt, cd into the android sdk/tools folder, and issue "adb shell". You will drop into your phone shell now and all you will see is "#" sign.
7. Type "mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system", you should now see the '#" again.
8. Type "exit", and now you are back into your command prompt like "C:\...>".
9. Type "adb push my_new_animation.zip /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip" {ENTER}. You'll see that your file will be uploaded.
10. To verify, type "adb shell" and you should be back into your phone shell with "#"
11. Type "ls /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip" and you should see the "bootanimation.zip" listed.
12. Now just reboot the phone by typing "reboot" at the "#" prompt.
EDIT 5: Added Droid X animation
Preview here http://www.droid-life.com/2010/06/24/download-droid-x-boot-animation/
EDiT 6: To quickly test the boot animation on your phone do this:
1. adb push the file to /data/local/
2. at the command prompt on your computer with the phone connected, type:
adb shell bootanimation
Now watch your phone for the animation, and hit Ctrl+C on your PC to cancel out.
EDIT 7: Added boot from latest 83 build froyo. This is a rip from EvoX V9 so all credits are due to the builder of that ROM.
Write to /system = fail
You know if i could there would already be a dancing Droid on our screens...
wrx4memp said:
Write to /system = fail
You know if i could there would already be a dancing Droid on our screens...
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Umm... recovery mode?
wrx4memp said:
Write to /system = fail
You know if i could there would already be a dancing Droid on our screens...
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Please see my updated notes, you need to boot into recovery and mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system to gain rw access and make changes.
bump updated.
AssassinsLament said:
Umm... recovery mode?
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... yeah ... I guess ... I just push my files to where they need to go ... always been easier for me ... building update.zip never worked when I made them...
Ok you got me going now... ill boot up my PhotoShop... see you in a bit... png's or try gif like we did on heros?
ill just make a gif... and try that... 2.1 hero is close enough to 2.1 evo... i hope...
vboyz103 can you hit me back on gtalk? wrx4me.mp i got some files to send to test out a custom boot... ?
I'm trying my Nexus one, and an MP3 file I got laying around.. I'll update when done.
BTW I notice both my nexus and the EVO have the files in /system/media/
The nexus does not have a /system/customize folder.
The OP is right that the /system/media file is where the stock stuff is. Sprint has it set to look in the /system/customize/resources folder.
It seems to me that the SPC_animation_final.mp3 needs to be specific in size or bitrate. the stock one is 64kbps.
****Update****
My nexus one boot animation worked. It is one pulled from a cyanogenmod unit. It is a 512 x 256 according to the desc.txt.
***Update****
I can not get the sound to play now. I had put in a mp3 and then cut it down to 5 sec and 64kbps just like the stock but it still would not play. Now I have pushed the original back in and it too doesn't work.
If you just delete the two files in /system/customize/resource will it fallback to the default ones in /system/media without having to copy them over? If I wasn't headed to work in a few minutes I'd check it out myself.
datajosh said:
If you just delete the two files in /system/customize/resource will it fallback to the default ones in /system/media without having to copy them over? If I wasn't headed to work in a few minutes I'd check it out myself.
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theory sounds good to me. either revert to the files in /system/media, where a bootanimation.zip does exist, or /data/local i think is the other default bootanimation.zip location?
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vboyz103 can you hit me back on gtalk? wrx4me.mp i got some files to send to test out a custom boot... ?
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Invite sent!
Or you can email the file to me at vboyz10[at]msn.com
joeykrim said:
theory sounds good to me. either revert to the files in /system/media, where a bootanimation.zip does exist, or /data/local i think is the other default bootanimation.zip location?
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Yeah I was thinking we had figured that out on the Moment and I assume it would work here too, might try on my lunch break if no one else does first.
Upped the android bios animation.
vboyz103 said:
UPDATE 2: I found an Android Bios like boot from the net thought I post. Tested on my EVO and worked great. It's like a PC bios boot with Droid in matrix like style, pretty cool.
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how did you test for the attached Android BIOS bootanimation.zip? adb push to /system/customize/resource/ or /system/media ?
doubble post
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Or you can email the file to me at vboyz10[at]msn.com
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didnt get the invite for some reason... i sent you the files via email... can you do me a fav try that and if it works this way ill make something better than that... that was more of a sampler... i guess...
EDIT: postmaster returned as undeliverable... ? mailbox unavailable... ?
nvm figured it out.
datajosh said:
Yeah I was thinking we had figured that out on the Moment and I assume it would work here too, might try on my lunch break if no one else does first.
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Yes you are right! I renamed the bootanimation.zip and it defaulted to the one in /system/media. The same with the audio.
I noticed the same thing with HtcLockscreen.apk in the stuff to remove section. If you remove it it defaults to the standard android one. but it doesn't display right.
After you have read and follow this tutorial, you will be able to do the following:
*Remove ringtones, alarms, and notification tones that you don't use
*Add your own ringtones, alarms, and notification tones that you WILL use
**This is not the same as downloading and using a ringtone from the internet, or wherever. Those methods allow the phone to play the file from your memory card. With this method, we are physically removing or adding directly in the ROM itself.
**Make a backup! I am NOT responsible for ANYTHING that YOU do.
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Now, Let's proceed.
Alright... So you wanna do this, here is what you will need:
*ADB Installed and working
*Root Manager of some sort (I use Android Commander)
*Format Factory - This is freeware, so it's not warez.
Step 1. Download and install Format Factory. This is the program I use for everything. If you have one of your own preference, it can be substituted.
IMPORTANT: When installing Format Factory, choose CUSTOM install, and uncheck the toolbar boxes. Otherwise, you are gonna get toolbars installed. You have been warned.
Step 2. Open Format Factory and click "All to OGG", located under the "Audio" tab on the left. (OGG is universal from Android to Android. That's why this is the chosen option. Also, the sound quality is not noticeably different, and uses less space than an MP3)
Step 3. Now a new screen appears. Click "Add File", and navigate to your audio files that you want as ringtones, alarm, etc. Once selected, click "OK"
DO NOT CHANGE THE OGG SETTINGS. DEFAULT SETTINGS WORK FINE
Step 4. Now you should be back at your main window, as if you just started the program. You should now see your selected files listed in the right window of the program. On the top bar, click "Start."
**Once the conversion process is finished, you may close the program. By default, your saved files will go to documents/FFOutput
Step 5. Open your Root Explorer program, I use Android Commander
**In Android Commander, the left window is your PC, the right is your phone
Step 6. With your Root Explorer program, navigate to your newly created OGG files. Once you see them listed, select them. In Android commander, to select a file, you must put a check mark in the box associated with that file.
Step 7. Move these newly selected files to your phone, by clicking the "Copy" button above the left window in Android Commander. In the right window, you will want to make sure that you are within your "/system/media/***" folder, to insure these files are copied to the correct location.
Step 8. Reboot and test.
Please note: "***" represents the respective folders. i.e. "ringtones", "notifications", etc.
If you want to remove audio files that you do not use, just select them, and click "Delete" from within their respective folders, using Android Commander.
**Once they are deleted, if you have no backup, they are gone!
I hope this has helped some of you, who wish to do this. If it has, please click THANKS.
Constructive criticism is always welcome. any questions, just ask.
I would suggest backing up the first first...
adb pull /system/media media-backup
You could replace steps 5-8 with this if you know how to use adb.
From cmd prompt:
adb remount /system
adb push drive:\path\to\folder-with-oggs /system/media/(ringtones/alarms/ui)
adb reboot
Can I just ask what's the advantage of doing this versus using a tone off of your SD card? Seems like a lot of extra work.
designgears said:
I would suggest backing up the first first...
adb pull /system/media media-backup
You could replace steps 5-8 with this if you know how to use adb.
From cmd prompt:
adb remount /system
adb push drive:\path\to\folder-with-oggs /system/media/(ringtones/alarms/ui)
adb reboot
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Got that in the OP, to backup your stuff first. ..And thanks for the command prompt commands. I'll give those a shot.
harlenm said:
Can I just ask what's the advantage of doing this versus using a tone off of your SD card? Seems like a lot of extra work.
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The advantage to doing this is nothing more than getting rid of extra stuff on your phone. Once the files are converted, you can put them aside somewhere and always have them.
This is with the understanding that you already have these ringtones on your memory card... This is a way to get them off your memory card, and on your phone. This in turn keeps your memory card clean.
I personally like this, because the only stuff that is on my phone is what I use, and nothing more. Even programs I don't use, get stripped from whatever ROM I am using.
FUNCTION > FORM
Ty for ya time there TribalartGod.
Works well....AND i have been trying to find something like this android commander.
So double thanks to ya
tribalartgod said:
Got that in the OP, to backup your stuff first. ..And thanks for the command prompt commands. I'll give those a shot.
The advantage to doing this is nothing more than getting rid of extra stuff on your phone. Once the files are converted, you can put them aside somewhere and always have them.
This is with the understanding that you already have these ringtones on your memory card... This is a way to get them off your memory card, and on your phone. This in turn keeps your memory card clean.
I personally like this, because the only stuff that is on my phone is what I use, and nothing more. Even programs I don't use, get stripped from whatever ROM I am using.
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android reads your sd card for media just like it does on the system partition.
if you wanna keep your sdcard clean of ringtones/alarms/notifications files
just make a folder on your sd card called media then create the other folders to mimic android's system partition.
so it would be
media/audio/alarms
media/audio/notifications
media/audio/ringtones
that way the media scanner has to do less searching
and if you have small system partitions like older phones this really helps to strip them out the rom and put them on the sd card.
Thx for the info. Works great for my wife's Samsung infuse. I rooted it but for some reason it wont let me set custom ringtones without loading a custom rom. So this method worked great to replace her ringtones on rooted stock rom. Unfortunately there really isn't a solid custom rom for the infuse with what I tested so far.
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Great tut. Ill keep it in mind as I normally just use a zip that drops my ringtones into the proper folder and deletes the ones I don't use. Or use root explorer to delete them if there are new ones not in my list.
Extract ringtones
After reading this i thought i could be able to extract ringtones from any rom from the system/media/ringtones/ but unfortunately i couldnt find any of them there.Where else could they be?
vinayakmt said:
After reading this i thought i could be able to extract ringtones from any rom from the system/media/ringtones/ but unfortunately i couldnt find any of them there.Where else could they be?
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I'm no longer on this device...but what Rom are you trying to pull them from? I can still help. Pm me if need be
LG-P769 - Needs MIUI
I've been wondering how to do this. Now I have only my sd tones as I deleted the ones I didn't like (all of them moslty). Thanks!
Nice!
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I changed font name and got bootloop.
Is there way to just access system/fonts and rename bad font or copy my backu font folder to system?
I read what to do during bootloop but there is no info how to access files and fix it without flashing new rom again.
Can you adb?
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I am trying but SDK manager can't run - I get black splash and nothing more. I am trying to figure it out.
Nevermind, adb is waste of time. Are there GUI tools for such case?
Burgscheinkerkdeiktraast said:
I am trying but SDK manager can't run - I get black splash and nothing more. I am trying to figure it out.
Nevermind, adb is waste of time. Are there GUI tools for such case?
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Make ur own update.zip
Burgscheinkerkdeiktraast said:
I am trying but SDK manager can't run - I get black splash and nothing more. I am trying to figure it out.
Nevermind, adb is waste of time. Are there GUI tools for such case?
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Just google stuff and you will find your answer. If you can adb to your device, then it is easy to delete the files you want.
Goto CWM recovery mod
connect phone to pc
Unmount the sd card
now u can read or write in sd card from pc
if u are wondering how to get accces of internal memory sorry im a noob
Thanks for help - however I was unable to run abd.
In CWM I couldn't hmm copy fonts from external SD to the system/fonts so I decided to re-flash whole ROM.
This time using CWM I made backup of whole phone (there is nice option for this) just in case.
I am only wondering why changing font's name made phone bootlooped :|
Hi, I've just made an Online Nandroid backup of my stock rom. It's stored in the clockworkmod folder located on the internal storage, but whenever i try to copy it from that folder to my PC, it just pastes a folder named "35", which contains no files. I have no idea why it's doing this!
Help please?
B0B0D said:
Hi, I've just made an Online Nandroid backup of my stock rom. It's stored in the clockworkmod folder located on the internal storage, but whenever i try to copy it from that folder to my PC, it just pastes a folder named "35", which contains no files. I have no idea why it's doing this!
Help please?
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What if you do?
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/clockworkmod
deej_roamer said:
What if you do?
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/clockworkmod
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I'm having the same problem as the OP. I made a nandroid backup using clockworkmod and I can't figure out how to get it off the Moto G and onto my computer. The above adb command just brings over two files: .recovery_version and .last_install_path.
The nandroid backup does not seem to be placed on the emulated sdcard. I can find it by using the Rom Toolbox root browser. It is in /data/media/clockworkmod/backup.
But that directory is not visible when I connect the phone via usb. I try:
E:\install\Moto G Tools\MotoG-Tools>adb pull /data/media/clockworkmod/backup
and get:
remote object '/data/media/clockworkmod/backup' does not exist
Any ideas on how I can get the backup onto my PC?
Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
JP
just use a file explorer like es and move your backup to somewhere that is visible from your comp and then just copy it over .
quizmaniac said:
just use a file explorer like es and move your backup to somewhere that is visible from your comp and then just copy it over .
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I tried that. With an 8GB Moto G I'm lucky to have enough space for one copy of the nandroid backup. When I tried to move the directory, it runs out of memory - I guess it is actually copying and deleting. I could try moving each file individually, but that is tedious and error prone and I could still run into the space problem.
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pacmanman said:
Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
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Thanks. That worked.
Would u please give proper instruction on how to do it, my nandroid backup seems hidden when I open it on pc
First time when I have a problem like this, I see the backup on phone but when I conect the phone to PC I can't find it. So, I use Total Commander and move the backup file in phone in other folder, like "download". After that I seen it to PC. Now, I use TWRP 2.8.7 and I make the backup to an OTG connected USB stick. It's simple after that to move the backup where I want.
G0rg0ne said:
First time when I have a problem like this, I see the backup on phone but when I conect the phone to PC I can't find it. So, I use Total Commander and move the backup file in phone in other folder, like "download". After that I seen it to PC. Now, I use TWRP 2.8.7 and I make the backup to an OTG connected USB stick. It's simple after that to move the backup where I want.
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I try ur method, but seems not working either,
Im using philz last version. Installing total commander and
I got this message
You give root rights to Total Commander?
G0rg0ne said:
You give root rights to Total Commander?
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Yes,
Could it be because the su or the recovery?
I use TWRP, but you must find it in this location: /storage/emulated/0/clockworkmod/backup/backup.date. If you not, you can try the adb command described by
pacmanman said:
Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
JP
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or, you can try another file manager, like ES or RootExplorer
You know how to use ADB commands?
G0rg0ne said:
I use TWRP, but you must find it in this location: /storage/emulated/0/clockworkmod/backup/backup.date. If you not, you can try the adb command described by
or, you can try another file manager, like ES or RootExplorer
You know how to use ADB commands?
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Already try that app & didn't work.
I'm trying to use same method as this (using adb) but I can't seem find proper instruction or sample on how to do it - at least easy way
Can u help me give instruction (with capture if u may) or at least pointing me to thread that discuss this.
Thx
First, you may have motorola drivers installed on your PC. You can find them from here.
Another thing you need is Fastboot. Unzip fastboot on your desktop on a folder.
Charge your device above 60% battery level to avoid shutdowns during the process.
Enable USB Debugging on your phone from Settings> Developer options. If you do not find Developer option under device settings, enter to settings/about phone and touch "Build number" 7 times to enable them.
Conect your phone via USB to PC.
Open folder where you have fastboot, right click it and open a comand prompt from there
In the comand prompt enter:
adb devices
now you will see if all is ok and your device has been recognized. You should see something like:
List of devices attached
random numbers and letters device
If not, probably don't have the drivers installed properly OR you failed to authorize your computer for USB debugging.
Now you can enter adb commands in terminal and pull your backup from your phone. Commands will be something like:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated folder for backup/backup.date
You can learn more about Backup with ADB from Here
G0rg0ne said:
First, you may have motorola drivers installed on your PC. You can find them from here.
Another thing you need is Fastboot. Unzip fastboot on your desktop on a folder.
Charge your device above 60% battery level to avoid shutdowns during the process.
Enable USB Debugging on your phone from Settings> Developer options. If you do not find Developer option under device settings, enter to settings/about phone and touch "Build number" 7 times to enable them.
Conect your phone via USB to PC.
Open folder where you have fastboot, right click it and open a comand prompt from there
In the comand prompt enter:
adb devices
now you will see if all is ok and your device has been recognized. You should see something like:
List of devices attached
random numbers and letters device
If not, probably don't have the drivers installed properly OR you failed to authorize your computer for USB debugging.
Now you can enter adb commands in terminal and pull your backup from your phone. Commands will be something like:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated folder for backup/backup.date
You can learn more about Backup with ADB from Here
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OK, thx u I'll try as soon as I got free time,
One more question, should I connect my phone on recovery or normal condition ?
In "normal" mode , but not forget to enable USB debugging.
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In "normal" mode , but not forget to enable USB debugging.
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Hello Forgone, I try ur suggestion.
But seems doesn't work, have I did wrong
My phone detected but when I try adb pull, it shows this messages
You not give the right command to pull out. After "...clockworkmod/backup/" you must enter the backup name not the path where to download. It will download to adb folder. The name of backup file could be, how it suggest @pacmanman something like "backup.date" (where date is the date you make it). Sry, but you must find the name of that backup file or at least guess it.
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You not give the right command to pull out. After "...clockworkmod/backup/" you must enter the backup name not the path where to download. It will download to adb folder. The name of backup file could be, how it suggest @pacmanman something like "backup.date" (where date is the date you make it). Sry, but you must find the name of that backup file or at least guess it.
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Gorgone, if its not to much, can u give screenshot on how u do it?
I'm confused
Look at your picture. As you see in green what you do till here was good. Your device is recognize. Now, what I underlined with yellow was not OK. There you must put your Backup file NAME. The name is usual something like "backup.date" where date means the date you made the backup. It's nothing to do if you don't know that name, so at least try to guess it.
I use TWRP so my path will be a little different. TWRP is better for make and restore backups, you can even make a backup on an USB stick on OTG, so you don't ocupie the internal memory space, also you can easy move it where do you want.
Hey folks, Jared here. Just working on a video for the XDA YouTube channel.
I'm trying to figure out how to adb push and pull files to the micro sd card on the S7.
/sdcard/ only sends the file to the internal, not external.
Any thoughts on what the correct path would be?
Needing help on this asap...I'll give you a shout out in the video if you have the correct answer!
Cheers,
Jared
TheSmokingAndroid said:
Hey folks, Jared here. Just working on a video for the XDA YouTube channel.
I'm trying to figure out how to adb push and pull files to the micro sd card on the S7.
Jared
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Just tested pushing a file to my S7 sdcard with this command and it worked for me just fine adb push C:\SamsungS5\Contacts.vcf /sdcard/ the SamsungS5 is my old phones folder on my PC
ag4751 said:
Just tested pushing a file to my S7 sdcard with this command and it worked for me just fine adb push C:\SamsungS5\Contacts.vcf /sdcard/ the SamsungS5 is my old phones folder on my PC
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Thanks man. Unfortunately, the S6 and S7 both use UFS 2.0. Since then, I believe samsung has changed how external storage is accessed by the user and device.
I tried your command, just incase, but it didn't work =(
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Thanks man. Unfortunately, the S6 and S7 both use UFS 2.0. Since then, I believe samsung has changed how external storage is accessed by the user and device.
I tried your command, just incase, but it didn't work =(
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Don't know if you have sorted this out yet but now I have a little more time I have looked into this.
The sdcard on the system is showing as an identifier of numbers and letters under the system storage I don't know if they are all the same, probably not mine is storage/7E53-1B03
I used the command below to push a png called Version.png to this location and it appears to work properly, the png appeared on the external sdcard not the system storage
You can find the sdcard identifier using a file explorer like Root Explorer, ES File Explorer
From ES File Explorer tap Menu>Device>storage then you should see a folder identified by numbers and letters tap it to check that it shows exactly what is actually on your sdcard, if it does this is the sdcard path
From Root Explorer tap Menu>Home>Storage then look for the folder identified as numbers and letters as mentioned above
To push a file to the sdcard use adb push (folder location > files name and type) then /storage/ (folder identified exactly as it is as it is case sensative) /
Command tested were these
Command done from a different folder to where the file is located on the computer folder location and file name adb push C:\SamsungS7\Version.png /storage/7E53-1B03/
Command done from within the folder the file was located in on the computer adb push Version.png /storage/7E53-1B03/
Attached a a couple of screen clips, hope this works for you
Genius! Makes perfect sense.
I've already done the video, but I'm glad this was solved for future purposes and other people looking for the answer.
Thanks!