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[Boot Animation] Nexus One Red Flame Edition w/N1 Text

Basic explanation of this bootanimation. Part0, first part of boot animation starts with N E X U S O N E being spelled out top and bottom, then flying multiple N E X U S O N E letters move from outside to inside being consumed by the "fire" in the middle. Then NEXUS ONE is morphed and twisted into the Image you see below. Second part is Red Flame edition of standard bootanimation. Refined this quite a bit to get the colors to really pop off on the N1 screen.
Enjoy.
bootanimation.zip push to /system/media and reboot
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Nice work!!

Thanks man, Now I'm looking for a guide to make it into live wallpaper.

Hi,
I get the following message when trying to adb push:
"c:\android\tools>adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
failed to copy 'bootanimation.zip' to '/system/media/bootanimation.zip': Read-on
ly file system"
Anything to do about that so i have write permissions to /system/media??
Cheers,
donnie

d0nnie said:
Hi,
I get the following message when trying to adb push:
"c:\android\tools>adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
failed to copy 'bootanimation.zip' to '/system/media/bootanimation.zip': Read-on
ly file system"
Anything to do about that so i have write permissions to /system/media??
Cheers,
donnie
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Code:
Adb remount
mounts system as rw

kaotikking said:
Code:
Adb remount
mounts system as rw
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Thanks! That did it

d0nnie said:
Hi,
I get the following message when trying to adb push:
"c:\android\tools>adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
failed to copy 'bootanimation.zip' to '/system/media/bootanimation.zip': Read-on
ly file system"
Anything to do about that so i have write permissions to /system/media??
Cheers,
donnie
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Why not just put it in /data/local the boot animation binary looks there first and you don't have to remove your old boot animation.

either/or good point.

digging on this. cheers!

just pushed file WOW!!!!!!!! didnt think it would be that cool but tried it and its BADASS> thanks man

TheDudeOfLife said:
Why not just put it in /data/local the boot animation binary looks there first and you don't have to remove your old boot animation.
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Cause i didnt knew about it ofc
But the push worked as well...

kamikazimonky said:
just pushed file WOW!!!!!!!! didnt think it would be that cool but tried it and its BADASS> thanks man
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Much appreciated. I'm thinking of making the same thing..but with a deep blue instead of the red...

This is cool looking and for me blue would be even cooler

power boot!
this is one powerful boot dude... thumbs up!!! +1

limkoksoon said:
this is one powerful boot dude... thumbs up!!! +1
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Thanks. Going to finish up the Blue version in next few days...will update first post when its done.

How would I go about pushing the file? I have the option to unzip but it saves it on the SD card. Am I doing something wrong?

TheDudeOfLife said:
Why not just put it in /data/local the boot animation binary looks there first and you don't have to remove your old boot animation.
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I second this as I referred to this forum as to where to delete my custom boot animation from and ended up deleting the original one, (and the entire media folder.... i was drunk) but pushed it all back with the latest update (unzip vanilla update.zip and extract /system/media then in the same folder in cmd go: adb push media /system/media)

What`s with the blue version?

Is there anyway to create a ZIP file that will work as upgrade to add the bootanimation? I'm at work, without my microsd cable... Would like to just download from dropbox.

honestly.. when i saw the screenshot i just thought "ugly...".. then i installed it cause my current boot animation is worse lol
now.. i think: Awesome! Great work, really, looks perfect.

some boot animations

so, some fine work being done up the android theme thread...
i saw this , and thought i would share it, and tell you guys how i finally managed to get it to work.... i got his copy of the nexus one boot animation, because it's the same resolution as our phones. i unzipped the download, and put the bootanimation.zip (NOT extracted) into my sdk tools folder.
if you even want to consider putting the old one back on, it would be wise to pull it first, then rename it something. the original sprint splash is located at /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
adb reboot recovery
*run custom recovery utility*
adb shell
# mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
# rm /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
# exit
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
adb reboot
yes, you have to get rid of the copy in /system/customize/resource first, and if you just put the new one there, for some reason it doesn't work.
probably the same instructions for any boot animation you want. only in the future you could probably just do the adb push to /system/media, since you will have already have erased the interfering sprint splash.

timothydonohue said:
so, some fine work being done up the android theme thread...
i saw this , and thought i would share it, and tell you guys how i finally managed to get it to work.... i got his copy of the nexus one boot animation, because it's the same resolution as our phones. i unzipped the download, and put the bootanimation.zip (NOT extracted) into my sdk tools folder.
if you even want to consider putting the old one back on, it would be wise to pull it first, then rename it something. the original sprint splash is located at /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
adb reboot recovery
*run custom recovery utility*
adb shell
# mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
# rm /system/customize/resource/bootanimation.zip
# exit
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
adb reboot
yes, you have to get rid of the copy in /system/customize/resource first, and if you just put the new one there, for some reason it doesn't work.
probably the same instructions for any boot animation you want. only in the future you could probably just do the adb push to /system/media, since you will have already have erased the interfering sprint splash.
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I am probably missing something because i read so carefully but my boot is in a windowed mode
The nexus one version does not play on my EVO

Shadow591 said:
I am probably missing something because i read so carefully but my boot is in a windowed mode
The nexus one version does not play on my EVO
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what do you mean you're in a windowed mode? if you got any version other than the nexus version, the resolution is too small, and it probably won't fill the screen.
the nexus version should work just fine. just make sure you pull the bootanimation.zip out of the the download.
if it doesn't work, try downloading again. i had a problem originally, and i think that it may have just been a bad download or something

btw, i guess i missed this thread which details the whole process. my bad.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=697527&page=2

and...i got this to work as well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fezcpSb5xoQ
here it is bootanimation.zip and android_audio.mp3 are zipped up in here
http://rapidshare.com/files/38811717..._wEye.zip.html

this one looks like this
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here's the bootanimation.zip

timothydonohue said:
and...i got this to work as well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fezcpSb5xoQ
here it is bootanimation.zip and android_audio.mp3 are zipped up in here
http://rapidshare.com/files/38811717..._wEye.zip.html
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Rapidshare gives me a "file could not be found" error.

watzone69 said:
Rapidshare gives me a "file could not be found" error.
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Same here Tim, repost? I've actually been looking for this one.
Btw my custom boots have been working by just replacing the bootanimation.zip in /system/customize/resource. But mine didn't have sound I don't think, I wonder if that has anything to do with it

watzone69 said:
Rapidshare gives me a "file could not be found" error.
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Found the files from the broken link after doing some hunting
Here are the files for this custom boot animation from the DI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fezcpSb5xoQ
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1692834/bootanimation_di.zip - rename to bootanimation.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1692834/android_audio.mp3 - rename to SPC_animation_final.mp3
I put them both in /system/customize/resource and they worked fine...

itmustbejj said:
Found the files from the broken link after doing some hunting
Here are the files for this custom boot animation from the DI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fezcpSb5xoQ
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1692834/bootanimation_di.zip - rename to bootanimation.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1692834/android_audio.mp3 - rename to SPC_animation_final.mp3
I put them both in /system/customize/resource and they worked fine...
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Nice find. Thanks!
Anyone with a batch image re-sizer feel like scaling this to 480x800? It looks OK at this resolution but would look much nicer at EVO size.

here is my version of the incredible boot animation.
i made it "HTC Evo 4G" instead of "incredible" and made a green version of it also.
i attached the files.

aamikam said:
here is my version of the incredible boot animation.
i made it "HTC Evo 4G" instead of "incredible" and made a green version of it also.
i attached the files.
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I tried the red one, but it just shows from Droid. Doesn't show the little green robot with your modified HTC EVO 4G. =[ Just starts from Droid.

[MOD] Utter Chaos Kernel Boot Screens

Hello, Everyone.
I am just sharing my UC-Kernel Boot Screens! Please hit thanks if you like them
Instructions on how to put on your phone at the bottom. Credits to some guy in zedge that uploaded this wallpaper, i just did minor photoshopping.
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From akashsgpogi
First, you have to have UC-Kernel on your phone. Do not flash anything below if you are on different kernel.
UC-Kernel can be found here.
Read below on "how to have your own custom boot logo"
DooMLoRD said:
How to change bootlogo/bootscreen
Our kernel (v03 onwards) comes with its own bootlogo/bootscreen... but to enable that bootlogo/bootscreen u need to separately flash a file via ODIN...
This basically is based on what Skin1980 had posted to modify bootlogo...
[ how to enable loading custom bootlogo ]
first download modifier-XXKPQ-bootlogo.tar
check the md5hash of the file to ensure file integrity
reboot device into Download mode
connect to PC via USB cable
start ODIN
make sure that device is detected
click on PDA and select the file u downloaded
now click start
after flashing is successful the device will reboot
now flash our kernel!
[ how to have ur own custom bootlogo ]
this can be done ONLY after u flash the modifier
u need a 480x800 image and it has to be in JPEG format
the file should be called as logo.jpg and has to be saved in /mnt/.lfs/
thats it reboot device to see ur own logo
[ how to disable loading custom bootlogo ]
first download stock-XXKPQ-bootlogo.tar
check the md5hash of the file to ensure file integrity
reboot device into Download mode
connect to PC via USB cable
start ODIN
make sure that device is detected
click on PDA and select the file u downloaded
now click start
after flashing is successful the device will reboot
now custom bootlogo will be disabled!
[ download links ]
Modifier XXKPQ
MD5HASH: fd95a5097ec37911023b23df08f53fa4
Stock XXKPQ
MD5HASH: 0a2a8a45c4b44cbbf170e3b85ff748dd
[ troubleshooting ]
at first u may need to reboot 2 or 3 times to see our custom bootlogo
if even after flashing the modifier u are unable to see our custom bootlogo OR if u want to revert back to our bootlogo; then:
once device boots start RootExplorer
go to the folder /data/local/tmp/
delete the file uckernelbootlogo
reboot device
this will force the kernel to push our logo to /mnt/.lfs/
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Tips:
1. its /mnt/.lfs/ not /mnt/.ifs/
2. You can use the move command in terminal emulator since .lfs is hidden
3. Save any .jpg to sdcard as "logo.jpg"
4. mv /sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg
5. Once logo.jpg is in .lfs, it seems it cannot be overwritten, you need to flash the modification again if you want to change boot screens.

Sir wheres the DL link..

nice work man

You can right click and save the pics above directly and use them as logo.jpg

STEP 1: Save the images and put them /mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg
STEP 2: Thanks inciongd for the awesome screens!!

superb buddy...

Added Reaper Themed Bootscreens in Tribute to DooM

inciongd said:
Added Reaper Themed Bootscreens in Tribute to DooM
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Reaper creeps me out. Sticking to the grey droid. .

Nice work dude

pls add this also one to the op
i kept it simple

^^ Done man

@inciongd
sorry man i uploaded a png
this one is the jpg so pls reupload
http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd504/Akash_Gupta/CM7/logo.jpg

No problem man

thanks, I picked the composite of the sgl screen and uc toon style reaper. using it on cm7 now

To change bootlogo again without flashing,
Delete the file /data/local/tmp/uckernelbootlogo
Reboot (a few times, till stock boot logo is pushed by kernel)
Then place the new boot logo.jpg to /mnt/.lfs/
Reboot

inciongd said:
Added Reaper Themed Bootscreens in Tribute to DooM
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hahhahah...
thanks!

when I copy to there and it say no space!!! i have make it to 17kb also say no space pls help me

I impressed..
Nice Work)

leongwenjun said:
when I copy to there and it say no space!!! i have make it to 17kb also say no space pls help me
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are you trying to do this on cm7 like me? if so, it's a bit of work to do it 'cause you have to flash other fw to do this and go back to cm7. if you're not, are you flashing the "extra" cfroot from the universal thread? if so, are you getting the image noise like you're supposed to?
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amit864 said:
To change bootlogo again without flashing,
Delete the file /data/local/tmp/uckernelbootlogo
Reboot (a few times, till stock boot logo is pushed by kernel)
Then place the new boot logo.jpg to /mnt/.lfs/
Reboot
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this must only work on stock fw, since on cm7 all I see in that folder is immvibed.lck

leongwenjun said:
when I copy to there and it say no space!!! i have make it to 17kb also say no space pls help me
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I have the xenoxmod rom 2.0 and it gives me the same error...
EDIT: i didn't flash the modifier first...
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[Swap][Beta][Port] Swap Sd Card In GT-S7500 CM11

Swap Sd Card in Galaxy Ace Plus GT-S7500
This Mod is Ported From Galaxy Ace 2 CM 11
Mod Was Created Under init.d And Made By Souffre and Ported By Omarilzz And Fixed By mon_iker
What Works?
IT Replaces Your 1.8 GB Internal With Your External SD What Ever Size it was Mine is 15 GB
Bugs Need To Be Fixed
Solved By mon_iker
Proof of its Working
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Don`t Forget to give your opinion and donate Please
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Link not working

@omarilzz is back.. :highfive:
try to fix your download link bro..

Anyway, thanks for the heads up OP. I took Souffre's script and modified it for ace plus. Both internal and external sdcards are getting swapped perfectly. Thanks for the inspiration and credits to Souffre for the script.

How Did you accomplish to fix it what dev blocks you changed

For ace plus original dev block for sdcard0 is 179.23 and sdcard1 179.97. Just swap it.

install abort.
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Aborted
How to installed this mod? because i cant flash it.

if it don`t install by flashing then all you have to do is extract it and then copy the file from the extracted system\etc\init.d which is called Swap SD Ace Plus initd and paste it into your phone system\etc\init.d and reboot your phone

already do that and not work

omarilzz said:
if it don`t install by flashing then all you have to do is extract it and then copy the file from the extracted system\etc\init.d which is called Swap SD Ace Plus initd and paste it into your phone system\etc\init.d and reboot your phone
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Is it required to fix permissions doing it this way? I'm not trying this as I moved away from swapping, it's dirty and sloppy I just couldn't get used to it.
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omarilzz said:
if it don`t install by flashing then all you have to do is extract it and then copy the file from the extracted system\etc\init.d which is called Swap SD Ace Plus initd and paste it into your phone system\etc\init.d and reboot your phone
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HEY ..I got error while flashing so tried moving the files to respected folder ..while extracting saw the swap ace plus initd file was inside system folder...i guess as u said i should be inside system /et/initd right???? may be this is the reason for error??
also am confused..the main file should replace some files already present hence naming of the files should be exactly same i guess????
make it flashable

it should be inside init.d folder

omarilzz said:
it should be inside init.d folder
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not working..

How to make this tweaks works.
Finally, I manage to make it working. Follow this simple step, and you will get this scripts working in no time
[All of this step was done by Mi File Explorer, the one that comes with SpeedMode ROM]
1) Extract sd_card_swap_ace_plus_cm11.zip
2) Navigate into the sd_card_swap_ace_plus_cm11\system and you will see one file " Swap SD Ace Plus Initd [i rename it to
SwapSDAcePlus, don't think it will give any effect though]
3) Copy that file into root\system\etc\init.d folder
4) Set permission as following
- Owner : root
- Group : shell
- and make sure this file permission is -rwxr-xr-x (755) by ticking all of it except write rows for Group and Others
5) Save all changes that you made.
6) reboot
7) DONE!
Attachment below is the proof i manage to get it worked.
Enjoy !
[Thanks @omarilzz and @mon_iker for the scripts ]

syahradzi said:
finally, i manage to make it working. Follow this simple step, and you will get this scripts working in no time
[all of this step was done by mi file explorer, the one that comes with speedmode rom]
1) extract sd_card_swap_ace_plus_cm11.zip
2) navigate into the sd_card_swap_ace_plus_cm11\system and you will see one file " swap sd ace plus initd [i rename it to
swapsdaceplus, don't think it will give any effect though]
3) copy that file into root\system\etc\init.d folder
4) set permission as following
- owner : Root
- group : Shell
- and make sure this file permission is -rwxr-xr-x (755) by ticking all of it except write rows for group and others
5) save all changes that you made.
6) reboot
7) done!
Attachment below is the proof i manage to get it worked.
Enjoy !
[thanks @omarilzz and @mon_iker for the scripts ]
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didnt work fr me....tried ur method twice

Me too
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@trendchanger , @wmfaiz
you sure you have make the permission right? and the owner and group of the file has set to right one? btw, i'm using fresh flash speedmod rom when i do this. i attach my screenshot for the scripts properties for you. this properties when view with ES file explorer. if it still not working, i can't help you guys..sorry..

syahradzi said:
@trendchanger , @wmfaiz
you sure you have make the permission right? and the owner and group of the file has set to right one? btw, i'm using fresh flash speedmod rom when i do this. i attach my screenshot for the scripts properties for you. this properties when view with ES file explorer. if it still not working, i can't help you guys..sorry..
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plz upload that swapsdaceplus initd here ..i have a file of 768 bytes..bt ur ss shows 754 bytes..lemme use ur file..

trendchanger said:
plz upload that swapsdaceplus initd here ..i have a file of 768 bytes..bt ur ss shows 754 bytes..lemme use ur file..
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okay.. here you go it's not flashable zip. don't forget to check the file attribute first

What are the best custom boot animations?

Samsung does boot animation their own way, limiting our choices somewhat.
Anyone have slick custom boot animations they want to share/link?

My favourite
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3369971
Edge of insanity

For those with ROOT, LiveBoot by the great @Chainfire is pretty slick.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.liveboot
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RUBIX and TRIANGLE are pretty good looking.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/themes-apps/bootanimation-android-n-prev-4-audio-t3410272
Set it to 30fps.

Stock marshmallow animation for me

Stock Marshmallow bootanimation.zip

qwewqa said:
Stock Marshmallow bootanimation.zip
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Do you have a link?

iSaitama said:
Do you have a link?
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Just replace /system/bin/bootanimation with the contents of the zip (attribute 755). Then install any bootanimation.zip.

Edge S7 Boot Animation
qwewqa said:
Just replace /system/bin/bootanimation with the contents of the zip (attribute 755). Then install any bootanimation.zip.
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http://androidbootanimation.com/category/1080x1920-boot-animations/
http://androidbootanimation.com/android-boot-animations/razr-m-boot-animation/
Above are the sources of the animations. I did not create these animations and if you like them, please consider making donations to their designers.
I took the original files and modified and converted them utilizing the Samsung Theme Designer. I rearranged some of the background loop/frame and timing of the frames and converted the .zip to .QMG as they could not be used on Samsung in their original format.
YOU CAN NOT FLASH THESE FILES.
I have combined the two boot animations for my own taste . You can check it out and download it if you wish from here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BybuwSbkEDEqNHlqWVBlZEk2cGc?usp=sharing
You need to know what you are doing, I am not responsible for your phone. Make sure you have a backup. Snapdragon does not have TWRP therefore for backup for S7. I suggest , you have an Original Firm Ware Downloaded for all intense and purposes. Last time I checked , Sam's Mobile has the wrong Firmware for Download for G935TUVU3APG1 . I have downloaded mine from https://samsung-firmware.org/ and paid $7.00 for faster download. It's worth every penny of it.
1) You need a rooted Samsung Edge S7 or S7 phone. Boot and Boot Loop files are 1080 x 1920, shutdown is 960x540 (but it looks very clear)
2) Make a Folder in your download folder named backupQMG and another folder named NewQMG
3) Upload the (bootsamsung.qmg bootsamsungloop.qmg shutdown.qmg) files you have downloaded from the Google Shared Drive to /Download/NewQMG
3) go to /System/Media/ bootsamsung.qmg bootsamsungloop.qmg shutdown.qmg ( copy and paste the files to your Download/backupQMG)
4) go to /System/Media/ bootsamsung.qmg bootsamsungloop.qmg shutdown.qmg (delete these files)
5) Goto /Downlod/ NewQMG/ bootsamsung.qmg bootsamsungloop.qmg shutdown.qmg , copy these files and and paste them to System/Media/
6) Set the permissions .Before pasting these files, your root explorer wil ask you to to change the Mount R/W to Mount R/O. Click ok
7) After pasting these files, long click on each one of them seperately and select permissions.
Set them as such
Read Write Execute
owner x x
Group x x
Others x
tha's it. Those are All the X's . By the way this method is applicable of all of the .QMG BootAnimation File replacements.
Be careful, when in doubt, don't do it, particularly if you haven't downloaded the Original Firmware. When you have the FirmWare, if you make a mistake, it just becames an irritation because it takes a long time to get back all of the setting even with the TB. I wish, We get TWRP soon like the Exynox