It appears Cyanogenmod is using the CM9 boot animation for the official CM10 nightly builds. I'm sure there's some amazing artist somewhere working on a new animation for CM10, but in the mean time I just figured I'd make a CM10 animation for us to have. It's not really a huge deal, but I really anticipated CM10, being titled CMx as it seems a lot cooler. So I went with that idea when making this animation. Its just the stock animation with the 9 removed, and since I didn't have the project file they used, I couldnt manipulate layers, so I did what I could. It's cool i'm running it on my SGSIII CMx nightly.
HOW TO ADB:
1. first of all you have to make sure you have usb debugging turned on
and if your actually rocking cm9 or cm10 and want to use this, you have to "turn on root" too.. for apps and adb
thats in the develop options menu...
2. commands:
Code:
adb shell su -c "busybox mount -o remount,rw /system"
adb push cm_x_bootanimation.zip /sdcard/
adb shell su -c "dd if=/sdcard/cm_x_bootanimation.zip of=/system/media/bootanimation.zip"
adb reboot
HOW TO ROOT EXPLORER:
1. download it to phone
2. copy it and go to /system
3. mount system R/W (important)
4. copy it to /system/media/ "overwriting the current"
5. thats it
(((((( DOWNLOAD ))))))))))
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halfcab123 said:
It appears Cyanogenmod is using the CM9 boot animation for the official CM10 nightly builds. I'm sure there's some amazing artist somewhere working on a new animation for CM10, but in the mean time I just figured I'd make a CM10 animation for us to have. It's not really a huge deal, but I really anticipated CM10, being titled CMx as it seems a lot cooler. So I went with that idea when making this animation. Its just the stock animation with the 9 removed, and since I didn't have the project file they used, I couldnt manipulate layers, so I did what I could. It's cool i'm running it on my SGSIII CMx nightly.
HOW TO ADB:
1. first of all you have to make sure you have usb debugging turned on
and if your actually rocking cm9 or cm10 and want to use this, you have to "turn on root" too.. for apps and adb
thats in the develop options menu...
2. commands:
Code:
adb shell su -c "busybox mount -o remount,rw /system"
adb push cm_x_bootanimation.zip /sdcard/
adb shell su -c "dd if=/sdcard/cm_x_bootanimation.zip of=/system/media/bootanimation.zip"
adb reboot
HOW TO ROOT EXPLORER:
1. download it to phone
2. copy it and go to /system
3. mount system R/W (important)
4. copy it to /system/media/ "overwriting the current"
5. thats it
(((((( DOWNLOAD ))))))))))
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Or you could push this to /system/media. :what:
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BlueCross said:
Or you could push this to /system/media. :what:
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Yeah for some reason it wouldn't work, so it put it up like this so it works no matter what. I think you might have to be on a custom kernel or something for it to work, not sure if you knew, but CyanogenMod is getting more security oriented.. go figure.. no insecure boot either, otherwise to mount /system, i'd just of done, adb remount... oh well. But yeah if you have any insight on why pushing directly to system/media/ would get a permission failure thats easily fixable.. but i don't think it is without a kernel.
BlueCross said:
Or you could push this to /system/media. :what:
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The attached file, that is....
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CyanogenMod BootAnimation
How to install
adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3/system
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
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CyanogenMod BootAnimation
http://me-projects.googlecode.com/files/bootanimation.zip
http://www.youtube.com/user/mrjtz100#p/a/u/0/TuUYX8mmE7c
Where's the boot animation link?
all fix now
Looking at the images, it looks like the matrix style text works down properly; however, the cyan logo just sort of bounces around. Haven't installed it, so I might be wrong.
matrix style text works down and the cygen logo is jumping up and down but can fix that
Video for said boot animation incoming, I hopes?
the video is uploading now
pretty damn awesome
you can also push this to: /data/local/bootanimation.zip allowing it to persist after updating or reflashing
instead of pushing it to /system/media/bootanimation.zip
and btw, this one freaking rocks!
rikupw said:
you can also push this to: /data/local/bootanimation.zip allowing it to persist after updating or reflashing
instead of pushing it to /system/media/bootanimation.zip
and btw, this one freaking rocks!
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Hi mate,
Is that what I think? Patching up the custom boot logo premanently that it won't effect only until a data wipe takes palce?
first step in process failed...please advise
Code:
D:\android\tools>adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3/system
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
mount: can't find /dev/block/mtdblock3/system in /proc/mounts
nonmindo said:
first step in process failed...please advise
Code:
D:\android\tools>adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3/system
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
mount: can't find /dev/block/mtdblock3/system in /proc/mounts
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just type:
adb remount
nice, thanks
I tossed it in /data/local for obvious reasons and it works as advertised.
Very nice.
Is there a backup copy of the original boot animation, so we can revert it back?
deprecate said:
nice, thanks
I tossed it in /data/local for obvious reasons and it works as advertised.
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Can you please explain the command in terminal?
Thanks ...
//
adb push for it to work
adb remount works just as well and is easier to remember and type.
edit: sorry didn't see it already provided.
Love this boot animation!! Pushed a couple around tonight and this one is my favorite and I will be sticking with it for some time!! Thanks a million!!
Hi All,
This is first mod for X10a 2.1.A.0.435 framework-res.apk with Silver Circle Battery icon and a new charging animation applied
file : SilverCircleBattery.zip
Installation
- if you have working xRecovery -------> install with CWM
- else extract framework-res.apk and
- if you have complete Root permissions copy to system/framework using Root-Explorer
- or you can issue these adb set of cmds:-
adb shell
su
stop
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/system /system
chmod 777 /system/framework
exit
exit
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell su chmod 644 /system/framework
adb reboot
Thanks
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Didn't work for me...
So I installed this via xrecovery (clicked install custom zip from memory card). Then my phone would just stay at the "sony ericcson" boot logo and then reset after about twenty seconds. Did I install this wrong? Or does it just not work with .435?
don't install this don't work
crashed my phone too, I'm not able to get on xRecovery!
I am reflashing it again
Until someone confirm that works on x10a with .435 its useless
Bye
Nice, could you do one for android 2.2 beta 3? This looks real nice
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Its for X10a with 2.1.A.0.435 f/w
I tested it on several devices...
Did you tested it on X10a or X10i ?
Thanks
Guys, I can confirm that this is NOT working, I am using x10a .435 rom.
Tried to install this from xrecovery and my phone just got in a Sony Ericsson boot loop, can't even boot into xrecovery for a restore, i had to flash my phone.
A screenshot would be nice...
Galaxyer said:
Hi All,
This is first mod for X10a 2.1.A.0.435 framework-res.apk with Silver Circle Battery icon and a new charging animation applied
file : SilverCircleBattery.zip
Installation
- if you have working xRecovery -------> install with CWM
- else extract framework-res.apk and
- if you have complete Root permissions copy to system/framework using Root-Explorer
- or you can issue these adb set of cmds:-
adb shell
su
stop
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/system /system
chmod 777 /system/framework
exit
exit
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell su chmod 644 /system/framework
adb reboot
Thanks
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Thanks! It is running on my X10i with the X10a firmware running the latest 2.1.A.0.435 Official ROM.
But just a note, I got a 'Permission Denied' when running "adb shell su chmod 644 /system/framework".
In the end, I just gave up and did the next step which is to reboot my phone.
It still works perfectly. Thank you so much!
Wish I can have my coloured Battery Percentage back. :'(
LiLAsN said:
Wish I can have my coloured Battery Percentage back. :'(
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I have updated the original thread with colored 435 firmware version.
Clockwork Recovery v3.0.0.5 for LG Optimus One/T/S + CyanogenMod 7 Gingerbread based ROM
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Note:-Flashing Recovery is very risky you can brick your phone.
Download the attachment and extract both files to the root of your sdcard.
To flash: through adb shell or terminal type this from root # shell
#mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock5 /system
#cat /sdcard/flash_image > /system/bin/flash_image
#chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image
#mount -o remount,ro -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock5 /system
#flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
#reboot recovery
Key combo to boot custom recovery from powered off is vol_down + home + power and release keys at LG splash.
Recovery Key mapping:
Up & down : vol-up and vol-down
Select : Menu
Backup : Back
This recovery will not allow you to flash every ZIP file. so me too is using the thunderg recovery.
CyanogenMod 7 (gingerbread) ported to LG Optimus (p500 - T): http://www.mediafire.com/?dlukmb73w93tae1
This is a first release. Many thinks did not work. But the system boot up, and is good.
Thinks that don't work:
3D
camera
Fm-radio
Think's that work:
Wifi
3g network
bluetouth
sensors
audio
GSM (Call, SMS, GPRS/EDGE, 3g)
Big thanks to mik_os for his hard work.
Sweet!
Is this version more stable than drellisdee custom recovery?
socialdistortion said:
Sweet!
Is this version more stable than drellisdee custom recovery?
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drellisdee's recovery is also stable,but it have more options to go through
How about GPS?
3d work.....it is a permission set...mik_os has discovered in the drellisdee version...ask to him
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I do not understand why release not usable for everyday ROM (similar to the ones, posted in another thread)...
successdully flashed this rom on my O1...testing it now. YES!!!
Rakesh,
Could you please give us more details on the custom recovery? Does mounting of Ext 4 partitions work correctly in this version? What update zip files cannot be applied? The unsigned ones ? Thank you.
the poster hasn't given much details,
Plz be cautious before bricking your phone
camera doesn't work?
and is this rom stable enough?
not much details at all
been testing the rom for almost 2 1/2 hours...what i notice when you lock the phone and unlock it you need to tap the screen just to show the display and response time is slow. camera not working.
Well... when this mod turns RC status I'll be sure to give it a spin, CM IMHO is the One Mod To Rule Them All However, this is too early a release for me.
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is there any news?
can this work on the optimous t ?
if i was a dev i would fix the cam
cyan on lg its the best news all day !!!
CM7 is nice but the camera is not working at all...screen goes blank for few seconds while opening other programs.
This is on the early stage of porting of CM7 on P500,just a preview version of CM7
mik_os is working very hard to port it on our beloved O1 and i just posted here to share with you guys.no offense to developer,
Isn't this similar to the thread "let us bake a gingerbread"...???
digkong said:
Isn't this similar to the thread "let us bake a gingerbread"...???
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NO it's not related with that thread it is CM7
Well, I don't agree with the posting of something not functional at least at 98%. I think we are far from the condition allowing us to use our telephone in our daily life without any problem... I will wait till a more stable and working release, but thank you anyway. Thanks to everybody working on this project
Hey if I change custom recovery to your clockworkmod recovery,do I have to wipe everything first? Or can I just do it using terminal straight away?
Hello Ive recently flashed my phone with a new ROM that its boot animation doesn't appear because its named wrong, Ive tried renaming it using root explorer but it doesn't allow me since the system is mounted as read only, i have "fixed my permissions"
Sgs 4g t959v running razorx3x's 1.3.6 rom
Thank you
Czajkus said:
Hello Ive recently flashed my phone with a new ROM that its boot animation doesn't appear because its named wrong, Ive tried renaming it using root explorer but it doesn't allow me since the system is mounted as read only, i have "fixed my permissions"
Sgs 4g t959v running razorx3x's 1.3.6 rom
Thank you
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I believe Root Explorer has an option to do that. However, I've not used Root Explorer before so I'm not 100% on how to do it from there.
You can do it with adb through the command prompt:
adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
Thank you for responding and no root exploroer doesnt have any thing like that =( and can you explain me what adb is? thanks
Czajkus said:
Thank you for responding and no root exploroer doesnt have any thing like that =( and can you explain me what adb is? thanks
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Could've sworn I read it does. No worries, though. ABD (Android Debug Bridge) is available through the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) @ www.Android.com. Download the SDK, run the installer, and only select to install the platform tools. Once it's done then open a command prompt and CD to either:
32-bit: C:\Program Files\Android\Android-sdk\platform tools
64-bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\Android-sdk\platform tools
Make sure your phone has USB debugging enabled (Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging) then plug it into the computer. After that, issue the command from my previous post. Let me know if you have any qurstions. Good luck
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I think at top if you long press r/o it should change r/w,i think.
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Root explorer will allow you to mount system the system as read write. I don't use it so I am not familiar with how to do it but the option is there. I would guess the post above mine is on the right track I use super manager free on the market. Maybe try a different file explorer if you can't figure it out.
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Hi
Root explorer allows you to change read-write permission of every folder quite easily.
Look at the top right corner - you have a grey button there to do just that.
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Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
CWM ON EVERY BOOT WITH GPS WORKING
What Is This??
This is a mod to achieve ClockWorkMod Recovery on Every reboot/boot with a fully functioning GPS. So far this is the only method to have CWM On boot without breaking GPS.This methos uses IBMc PowerBoost 2.0.
Things you will need:
1. Jrummy16's BusyBox Installer (download on market)
2. Download PB-2dot0_final.zip and place on sdcard
3. Terminal Emulator (download on market)
INSTRUCTIONS:
Step 1. Reboot into CWM using Atrix Bootstrapper and
Step 2. flash PB-2dot0_final.zip and reboot
Step 3. Once rom loads up , uninstall AtrixBootstrapper or set permissions in SuperUser for it to "denied" (i would uninstall AtrixBootstrapper after quickly setting to deny,you wont need it)
Step 4. Download Jrummy16's Busybox Installer from market,open it,and click install. You want to install latest 1.19 Busybox over 1.17 that you probably have. looks like this:
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Step 5. Open Terminal emulator and type the following one line at a time,hitting ENTER after each line is typed:
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
chmod 755 /system/xbin/powerboost
powerboost
now you should see this:
Step 6. It will ask you if you want it to install Jrummy16's BusyBox Installer,just type N for "No" and hit enter as we already installed this.
Step 7. Now it will Prompt you to select a number. type in 5. "CWR On Every Boot"
Step 8. After "Installation Complete" only takes about 2 seconds, you will type 8 for a Reboot,and type Y for yes.
Step 8. Enjoy!
If you like my work,hit the thanks button,if not,hit the back button : P
If you plan on using this in your projects all i ask is for you to simply credit me in your OP.
CREDITS: BMc08GT (creator of the PowerBoost Script)
You are the man!
Thanks....cant hit the button on my mobile app but will when i get to my pc.
So terminal emulator, can that always be used to push adb commands?
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916x10 said:
You are the man!
Thanks....cant hit the button on my mobile app but will when i get to my pc.
So terminal emulator, can that always be used to push adb commands?
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yes and no, for apks i run adb from pc otherwise u run into problems.
Does this also fix the battery issue where it won't turn on or charge from 0%?
Sent from my MB865 on lfaber06's Supercharged ROM V 5, Update 2
You're my hero today. Ha! Thanks for this...
Out of curiosity... Does this work with PB 2.5 as well?
This is great, thanks a lot rdavisct!
Edit: Nevermind, figured it out.
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Question
Question. Does the bug still exist wherein the battery discharges completely and the phone is unable to regain a charge with CWM on Recovery script installed? I haven't personally experienced this because I've never let my battery drain. I've seen it posted in another thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543792&page=12
KEB64 said:
Question. Does the bug still exist wherein the battery discharges completely and the phone is unable to regain a charge with CWM on Recovery script installed? I haven't personally experienced this because I've never let my battery drain. I've seen it posted in another thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543792&page=12
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Yea thats his phone.not a roms doing
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rdavisct said:
Yea thats his phone.not a roms doing
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So to answer ur question no,u have nothing to worry about
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Oh I thought it was a cwm on recovery exclusive bug. BTW, congratulations on inheriting ifaber's work. I'm looking forward to V6. V5 is one of my favorites.
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I can't get the script to stick. After I do the setup and reboot, I boot into CWM like it should, but once I power off and boot again it just boots normally. I followed the directions exactly, and tried the process again, but the same results.
I assume it's because I'm not creating this script where it wants to go. Any advice or help? Thanks
I should note that I'm on stock 3.6 and have only rooted and installed the bootstrapper previously.
41rw4lk said:
I can't get the script to stick. After I do the setup and reboot, I boot into CWM like it should, but once I power off and boot again it just boots normally. I followed the directions exactly, and tried the process again, but the same results.
I assume it's because I'm not creating this script where it wants to go. Any advice or help? Thanks
I should note that I'm on stock 3.6 and have only rooted and installed the bootstrapper previously.
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Sounds like you are not mounting the /system first. Make sure u type it exactly in terminal emulator as i posted before running powerscript like so "mount -o /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" without the quotes
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Does the removal script work with this setup?
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rdavisct said:
Sounds like you are not mounting the /system first. Make sure u type it exactly in terminal emulator as i posted before running powerscript like so "mount -o /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" without the quotes
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I typed it just as it is, and even done it in adb shell with copy and paste, but it would never create the init.d folder or the 99cwr script. So I opened root explorer to see what was going on. The system was mounted as rw, but it just wouldn't create it. So I made the init.d folder myself and ran powerboost again and it created the 99cwr script, but still, normal bootup. I guess it needs to be called during boot or whatever, but idk where to set that. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks
41rw4lk said:
I typed it just as it is, and even done it in adb shell with copy and paste, but it would never create the init.d folder or the 99cwr script. So I opened root explorer to see what was going on. The system was mounted as rw, but it just wouldn't create it. So I made the init.d folder myself and ran powerboost again and it created the 99cwr script, but still, normal bootup. I guess it needs to be called during boot or whatever, but idk where to set that. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks
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It's because the stock ROM doesn't have init.d support. Flash this then try again.
Nice! That was it. Everything works as it should now. Thanks
cogeary said:
It's because the stock ROM doesn't have init.d support. Flash this then try again.
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Sorry. Read too fast.assumed you were already had init.d support
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i still can't get it to work..me also have the same problem as @41rw4lk,but after i flash the init.d file I still cannot get it to work:'(
stock rooted 2.3.6
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sorry a noob question, where do i need to install the busybox? system/bin or system/xbin