Hi All,
Long time reader, first time poster. Long story short I picked my Gtab up after a long hiatus and wanted to load a custom boot logo to replace the g-tablet logo. Unfortunately I coudlnt find any posts for windows-only users. I found 2 sites with really helpful guides and put 2 n 2 together. I was stoked when my custom logo worked! Credit goes out to Igorv at Slatedroid and LeslieAnn from Android Central forums for their well detailed guides. Special thanks goes out to rajeevvp for compiling the cwm script.
Running Flashback ROM on BL 1.2.
Standard Disclaimer:
Use at your own risk. Im not responsible for what happens to your tablet. Nor do I know how this will affect your other apps. Its highly recommended you do a back up.
Required:
- Gtablet
- 1024x600 pixel image of choice
- Update.zip from Igorv at Slatedroid
- boot_screen_logo_creation_package.rar from LeslieAnn at Android Central
- CWM experience
- Command Prompt experience
This was created for Viewsonic G-tablet. It will replace 2nd boot logo (logo after birds).
Using Clockworkmod flash "update.zip" as you would with a ROM. It will only replace logo.
A. Download one of the Gtablet.zip file from Igorv (See Link 1 below)
B. Unpack any one of the update.zip files. You should have subfolders META-INF and tmp folders. You will replace the initlogo.rle in the tmp folder later.
C. Choose or Create any image file you want to replace the logo with. Make sure the dimensions are 1024x600 pixels
D. Create the RLE file with LeslieAnn's guide (See Link 2 below)
Install:
Extract the boot_screen_logo_creation_package.rar file someplace (see Link 3 below), I recommend something short because you will have to type the location. I use my D drive and a folder named RLE. So D:\RLE is the location I put these files.
How to create an rle file:
Step 1
Make the image you want to use. It MUST be 1024x600 pixels (for the G Tablet).
Step 2
Save the file as a PNG file to the directory you extracted the tool (in my case D:\RLE). I also save the file as a psd so I can later edit it further in a folder specifically for storing this stuff.
Step 3
Go to your start menu and find Command Prompt. This will be in (All) Programs/Accessories.
Step 4
Go to the folder you put the tool, in my case D:\RLE
Step 5
Run the tool, you need to know the name of the png file, again, in my case this is logo.png. Run the tool with the command:
convert_image_to_rle.bat logo.png
You should be left with the raw file, a png file and an rle file, all named logo.
Step 6
Rename the rle file to initlogo.rle and place the file into the update\tmp folder
E. repackage both the META-INF and tmp folder into a new update.zip file. (do not repackage the update folder. Repackage both the META-INF and tmp folders.)
F. Copy the update.zip file into your internal SD card
G. flash the update.zip file you created in CWM like you normally would for a rom
H. Reboot twice and enjoy! (mine hung after the 2nd boot logo and wouldnt get to the boot animation. a second reboot did the trick)
Thanks
Links (add www in front)
1 - Boot Logos (replace 2nd logo) Flashable with CWM
slatedroid.com/topic/20807-boot-logos-replace-2nd-logo-flashable-with-cwm/
2 - Make/extract RLE files in Windows, the easy way (now with Linux)
forums.androidcentral.com/optimus-v-rooting-roms-hacks/113550-make-extract-rle-files-windows-easy-way-now-linux.html
3 - (image file)-to-RLE converter
mediafire.com/?36b7g54t1az8p4j
First things first...
This is not solely my work.... i've combined two different threads then edited/deleted/added various parts to make this a real noob friendly thread
Thanks to Kadan for his wonderfull Logo_builder tool.
Thanks to balamu96m for boot logo guide
Here is how MMX A110 [In fact most MTK devices] has their boot images arranged.
--> MMX A110 [MediaTek] android has three boot screens.
1) --1st one is just an image and it is present in logo.bin. [You can get it in downloaded MMX A110 Stock ROM zip file]
2) --The second screen is also an image named boot_logo. [You can get it in /system/media/images ]
3) --The third one is the boot animation. It is present in /system/media/ folder and it is of the same type of all android devices.
So we can summaries that boot imaging goes like this:
Power on device -> logo.bin -> boot_logo -> bootanimation.zip
Now, here is the guide to mod the boot images:
First of all you'll need following tools to perform the mod. Please download them.
LogoBuilder_v1.2.zip ( Here is the original Logo_Builder Thread to get the latest version. Now Logo_Builder supports boot_logo editing )
Image_Search_Editor.zip
Gif2BootAnimation.zip [If you want your own animation]
1) Changing the First image - logo.bin
1. Extract LogoBuilder_v1.1.zip .It'll give you a folder named "LogoBuilder"
2. Exicute LogoBuilder.exe (Just double click it)
3. Click "Create new Project" and locate your "logo.bin" file. [Which you've got from stock ROM zip file]
4. Select "logoproject" (present inside the LogoBuilder folder) as project folder.
5. Set the logo image size to 480x854
6. Now it will extract the images from the logo.bin file. [ In between if any error message appears just CLICK ignore....for all the image..there will be some 16 images ]
7. Go to logoproject folder, you'll see the default boot logo image will be present there. Just replace it with your new boot image [The image name should be " img1.png "]
8. Click Make
Troubleshoot: [If make button is grayed out just close the program and re open it, click "open existing project" and select logoproject as the project folder. Click make.
Done!
2) Changing the Second image - boot_logo
There are two methods to do that.
The easy one: (A Big Thanks to Kadan)
1. Get a copy of boot_logo from /system/media/images to your computer.
2. Find the latest version of LogoBuilder program
3. Unzip it....Run it ..... the rest is self explanatory.( tool is real easy to use )
OLD method (If nothing works try this.. ):
Get a copy of boot_logo from /system/media/images to your computer. Rename it to boot_logo.bin
1.Extract Image_Search_Editor.zip to a folder.
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Now open Image Search Editor.exe
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Select the file, boot_logo.bin to open.
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Now select 16 colors from the left side panel.
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Now click on the BMP button on the toolbar on the top.
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Now resize the image by clicking : Size --> 'Set Window Size'
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Now resize the image to that of your phone's screen size/resolution (MMX A110 : 480x854)
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Now you should see the full default boot logo image appearing in the editor.
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Now, in Image Search Editor, select: Edit-->Replace by BMP. Select the bmp image that you saved.
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Now click Apply
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Then, go to File-->Save as BIN. Save it.
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Rename the newly saved .bin file to boot_logo.
Voila !!! The second screen is also changed !!!
So now you have with you a new logo.bin and boot_logo files.
3) Changing the Third image - bootanimation.zip
1) just download any boot animation you want OR you can create your own animation using Gif2BootAnimation.zip tool (Thanks to KADAN), which should have 480x854 resolution. Rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip (if it is not already named the same).
2) Create another copy of the bootanimatin.zip and rename it to shutanimation.zip
Now you have following 4 files with you:
logo.bin
boot-logo
bootanimatin.zip
shutanimation.zip
Creating a flash-able zip
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1. Download update_boot_images.zip file.
2. Open it in winrar and replace the alerady present files with the new ones that you've just created.
3. Copy it to your SD Card
4. Reboot to CWMR
5) Choose "install zip from sdcard" option
6) Select "choose zip from sdcard"
7) select update_boot_images.zip file
8) Reboot. Done!
IF you have any problem doing this just post it here.
I'll try my level best to resolve them.
Oh... how many mistakes...
First. It could be better if you put the link to the LogoBuilder thread with the new version of program.
> It has to be a .png image - No, it hasn't. Did you read the instructions?
Second. There is an easier way to create boot_logo now (it's LogoBuilder feature too)
Third. About animations. You sugest to take existing animation files, but there are many ways to edit or create it (for example, my other program Gif2Bootanimation)
And the last one. mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p3", "/system"); will work only in your device.
ankadnikov said:
Oh... how many mistakes...
First. It could be better if you put the link to the LogoBuilder thread with the new version of program.
> It has to be a .png image - No, it hasn't. Did you read the instructions?
Second. There is an easier way to create boot_logo now (it's LogoBuilder feature too)
Third. About animations. You sugest to take existing animation files, but there are many ways to edit or create it (for example, my other program Gif2Bootanimation)
And the last one. mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p3", "/system"); will work only in your device.
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Did this method worked on your device (MMX A110)...?
I did not get your reply... does this method works or not..?
SRISRIANDROID said:
Did this method worked on your device (MMX A110)...?
I did not get your reply... does this method works or not..?
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This works !
Sent from my HTC Explorer A310e using xda premium
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ankadnikov said:
Oh... how many mistakes...
First. It could be better if you put the link to the LogoBuilder thread with the new version of program.
> It has to be a .png image - No, it hasn't. Did you read the instructions?
Second. There is an easier way to create boot_logo now (it's LogoBuilder feature too)
Third. About animations. You sugest to take existing animation files, but there are many ways to edit or create it (for example, my other program Gif2Bootanimation)
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Thanks for your suggestions. Updated the thread . :good:
And the last one. mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p3", "/system"); will work only in your device.
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Oh..I didn't noticed... Updated the Updater-script. :good:
Thanks!
Sorry to ask like this... I am on JMPv1.5 ROM..
When I switched on the phone I can see 1 boot logo(stable picture) and 1 boot animation(Some moving animation)...
So where can I see the second image/picture while booting...?
If I follow your process Do I need to take two separate images/pictures or same should be applied at step1 and step2...
a bit confused .... could you please explain...?
Any one please answer to my question...?
Sent from my Micromax A110 using Tapatalk 2
Google Nexus Boot animation
Hi ,
Sorry for bothering you but i got confused how to make boot animation and all . Can you please provide me a zip file of Google nexus start up+boot animation + shutdown animation for MMX a110 ( as you provided a samsung galaxy S3 one)
thanks in advance
and sorry for the trouble.
Boot Animation problem
Hi,
I followed all the steps so far, got the first boot logo working, didnt bother with the second image
I did the same for the bootanimation
The boot animation doesnt seems to be working for some reason
how to delete first boot image?
收件人： [MMX A110] Change boot logo + boot animation + shutdown animation
the decive will cant wakeup，if u delete the first logo
[MMX A110] Change boot logo .... Boot_logo not found
mujahidali said:
First things first...
This is not solely my work.... i've combined two different threads then edited/deleted/added various parts to make this a real noob friendly thread
Thanks to Kadan for his wonderfull Logo_builder tool.
Thanks to balamu96m for boot logo guide
Here is how MMX A110 [In fact most MTK devices] has their boot images arranged.
--> MMX A110 [MediaTek] android has three boot screens.
1) --1st one is just an image and it is present in logo.bin. [You can get it in downloaded MMX A110 Stock ROM zip file]
2) --The second screen is also an image named boot_logo. [You can get it in /system/media/images ]
3) --The third one is the boot animation. It is present in /system/media/ folder and it is of the same type of all android devices.
So we can summaries that boot imaging goes like this:
Power on device -> logo.bin -> boot_logo -> bootanimation.zip
Now, here is the guide to mod the boot images:
First of all you'll need following tools to perform the mod. Please download them.
LogoBuilder_v1.2.zip ( Here is the original Logo_Builder Thread to get the latest version. Now Logo_Builder supports boot_logo editing )
Image_Search_Editor.zip
Gif2BootAnimation.zip [If you want your own animation]
1) Changing the First image - logo.bin
1. Extract LogoBuilder_v1.1.zip .It'll give you a folder named "LogoBuilder"
2. Exicute LogoBuilder.exe (Just double click it)
3. Click "Create new Project" and locate your "logo.bin" file. [Which you've got from stock ROM zip file]
4. Select "logoproject" (present inside the LogoBuilder folder) as project folder.
5. Set the logo image size to 480x854
6. Now it will extract the images from the logo.bin file. [ In between if any error message appears just CLICK ignore....for all the image..there will be some 16 images ]
7. Go to logoproject folder, you'll see the default boot logo image will be present there. Just replace it with your new boot image [The image name should be " img1.png "]
8. Click Make
Troubleshoot: [If make button is grayed out just close the program and re open it, click "open existing project" and select logoproject as the project folder. Click make.
Done!
2) Changing the Second image - boot_logo
There are two methods to do that.
The easy one: (A Big Thanks to Kadan)
1. Get a copy of boot_logo from /system/media/images to your computer.
2. Find the latest version of LogoBuilder program
3. Unzip it....Run it ..... the rest is self explanatory.( tool is real easy to use )
OLD method (If nothing works try this.. ):
Get a copy of boot_logo from /system/media/images to your computer. Rename it to boot_logo.bin
Rename the newly saved .bin file to boot_logo.
Voila !!! The second screen is also changed !!!
So now you have with you a new logo.bin and boot_logo files.
3) Changing the Third image - bootanimation.zip
1) just download any boot animation you want OR you can create your own animation using Gif2BootAnimation.zip tool (Thanks to KADAN), which should have 480x854 resolution. Rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip (if it is not already named the same).
2) Create another copy of the bootanimatin.zip and rename it to shutanimation.zip
Now you have following 4 files with you:
logo.bin
boot-logo
bootanimatin.zip
shutanimation.zip
1. Download update_boot_images.zip file.
2. Open it in winrar and replace the alerady present files with the new ones that you've just created.
3. Copy it to your SD Card
4. Reboot to CWMR
5) Choose "install zip from sdcard" option
6) Select "choose zip from sdcard"
7) select update_boot_images.zip file
8) Reboot. Done!
IF you have any problem doing this just post it here.
I'll try my level best to resolve them.
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Respected Friends,
I updated my Q-MOBILE A8 to jelly bean using INCPAK ROM.
I tried to change Boot_logo which i couldn't find in system/media/.
I created images folder in system/media/ and also uploaded the boot_logo file and it works.
BUT
INCPAK boot logo screen also appears.
Looking for your response.
Assad Rafaq said:
Respected Friends,
I updated my Q-MOBILE A8 to jelly bean using INCPAK ROM.
I tried to change Boot_logo which i couldn't find in system/media/.
I created images folder in system/media/ and also uploaded the boot_logo file and it works.
BUT
INCPAK boot logo screen also appears.
Looking for your response.
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The main screen logo is in logo.bin file...boot_logo comes after that...
hi everyone!
my phone not have any custom recovery like CWM or TWRP and..
can i transfer Logo.bin from ADB to /dev/?
like this : adb push logo /dev/logo
Dear Sir,
I Have A Iphone 5 Clone MT6589 Android V4.2 I Want to change my android boot logo to original apple boot logo i have tried many roms of goophone hero and lot more but ntng worked i also tried *#0066# no but no change so please can u tell me the easier way to change the logo please Reply Soon
Thank you
image
thank you/// good tuto
where is it
Ak****banta said:
The main screen logo is in logo.bin file...boot_logo comes after that...
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where I found logo.bin??
in which folder?
No reply..
Waiting.. 6 days and...same
ekhasti said:
No reply..
Waiting.. 6 days and...same
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logo.bin is found in the root directory of your ROM's flashable zip file.
How To Change Boot Logo
This guide shows how to change the boot logo, not the boot animation.
Boot logo is the logo that is shown before the animation.just like our "canvas".
Tools required:
1) Logo Builder - here
2) Stock logo.bin -Get the file from your device (/dev/logo)
3) Required boot logo files, in png format
4)Some Brain.
Once you have the required files, extract Logo Builder
Rename the file from your device (logo) to logo.bin.
1) Open LogoBuilder.exe
2) Click Create New Project
3) Select the logo.bin file you extracted from the device
4) Make a new folder for the project, any name will work
5) Select the folder and click on OK
You will see a progress bar running down. After finishing, you will get a whole bunch of images in the above selected folder
NOW
1) Open the folder containing all the images
2) Make a note of the sizes of img1.png and img39.png
The desired boot logo file must be a png file having resolution same as that of img1.png
3) Delete only img1.png and img39.png
4) Rename the desired boot logo file to img1.png and paste it in the folder
5) Make a copy of img1.png and rename it to img39.png
6) Click on Make button
In the selected folder, you'll get a file named update.zip
Flash that file using cwm and enjoy the new boot logo
CREDITS
@ankadnikov
@SaketJoshi
Helper @tech mashido
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY BRICK DEVICE,DO IT ON YOUR OWN RISK
Thank u
Sent from my A110Q using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Hello to everyone.
In this guide I will explain you How to Change the Boot Animation & Bootlogo of your phone by an easy and detailed step by step process.
So as the name suggests Bootlogo is the first slide that appears when you power on your phone and Boot Animation is the animation that play there after till the device if fully switched on.
THINGS NEEDED:-
1) A rooted phone.
2) Custom Recovery (CWM or TWRP)
3) Root Explorer App ( Available on Play Store )
NOTE - There are no particulars in case of bootlogos and boot animations, that means any particular bootlogo or boot animation will work on your device if its screen resolution is same as your phone's.
WORD OF CAUTION - Though the method is universal and works for everyone, If anything goes wrong and you brick your device, I am not to be held responsible. ( In case you soft brick your device, flashing the stock firmware on your device and then wiping the cache through recovery will fix it)
CHANGING THE BOOTLOGO :-
1) To change the bootlogo and then apply a custom one, first you need to select the bootlogo that suits you and download it's zip file. Various bootlogos are available on the internet and you will find the best ones in the XDA Themes and Apps forum. So head on to the forum and download the bootlogo zip file that suits you the most.
2) After downloading the zip file reboot your phone to recovery
3) Select 'install zip' in the recovery menu and then browse through your folders and select the bootlogo zip file. Install the zip.
BOOM! You have successfully changed your bootlogo. Reboot your phone to see the change.
CHANGING THE BOOT ANIMATION :-
Now changing this ain't as easy as changing the bootlogo since here the zip is not flashable.
1) As mentioned in the above process download the boot animation zip file that you like the most which you will again find in the XDA Themes and Apps forum.
2) After downloading the zip, open the Root Explorer App and head to the place where you have downloaded the boot animation.(If the file name is bootanimation.zip then for now rename it to something else)
3) Copy the zip file and paste it to system\media which is located in the internal memory of the phone. (You will see that there already exists a bootanimation.zip file which is the original boot animation of your phone)
4) Now rename the original boot animation file to something else and the one you downloaded to bootanimation.zip
5) After that long press the boot animation you downloaded and see the permissions. Make the following changes if it ain't already. Grant the read permission to all three I.e. owner, group and others and the write permission to owner only thus making the permissions as rw-r-r.
BAM! You successfully changed your boot animation. Reboot your phone to see the changes.
If you want some help or underwent a problem, feel free to comment.
Please hit the thanks button if I helped because just saying it won't do me any good.
Cheers!
Hey, today in this post I've discussed on the topic
"How to unpack/repack img without PC or android tools (android tool is a little complicated and sometimes doesn't works)."
So let's get started
First of all download & install 'android image studio'
1: open it and click on repack/unpack
2: select the port ROMs boot or recovery img.
3: we get two folders
a.) Split_img --->> contains kernal zimage.
b.) Ramdisk----> contains init.rc recovery. Fstab etc..
4: to delete any file long press on it and click delete
5: to import any file click on import button in right panel & select the file
6: after making desired changes. Repack the img using repack button
7: a file will be created with the name image-new.img
8: export this file using export button and select the desired location.
Congratulations you have just ported an img without PC easily.
Link for the tool: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redlee90.imagekitchenforandroid
Link to my video toitorial for better understanding on this:
If you liked it just PRESS the THANKS button
I need more help, trying to open a .IMG boot file for Samsung s5, it gives the "No Image Supplied" error
Screenshot
Using AIS. Trying to port custom recovery but first thing I've tried is to just unpack and repack stock recovery. When repacking output of AIS is new IMG and new ramdisk. New IMG is smaller than original but from what I've read this should be okay. Flashed new IMG and attempted reboot recovery and all I got was black screen. Flashed stock recovery and it booted recovery fine. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. I used AIS to open the new image it created and then kept doing file/folder comparisons on the output. I narrowed down the difference being recovery.img-ramdisk.cpio. But when I unpack with cpio the contents of the archive are the same. Additionally, I repacked the contents with cpio but it still comes up as not matching the original recovery.img-ramdisk.cpio. My device can and does make replacement recovery images using applypatch with bonus files and boot img. Any help greatly appreciated!