: D
no files appeared at all
P.S. Again my memory, there was something like a mistake in the console, I don’t remember already: D
Here are the screenshots:



Post has been editedAcerLiquid'ok - 03.09.10, 18:27

I unpacked the boot, replaced the picture with my own (initlogo.rle turned out to be about 30kb), packed it, requested it - before the bootanimation started, the screen was black, the phone started, but the entire network fell off (including wifi).

the second time I tried to take the original picture (android) and just shift the inscription up, saved it (initlogo.rle turned out to be about 8kb), packed it, requested it - the picture was displayed, the phone started up, but the network fell off again.

the kernel does not change; only one file is changed in the ramdisk. then the problem is most likely in mkbootimg.
who knows how exactly boot.img is packaged?
it turns out to disassemble it without any scripts, any hex editor. including and unpack ramdisk under Windows is not a problem.

AcerLiquid'ok,
The string "convert: command not found" didn’t bother you?

He wrote that if you’re not sure, or there’s definitely not something to accomplish,


You definitely have no imagemagick.
follow up


You know, I just remembered this ...
Bootanimation (Post # 5076678)
Bootanimation (Post # 5077527)
Really like?

Post has been editedDarkei - 03.09.10, 20:06

the line was embarrassing, but the fact is that I put imagemagick

Of course you can. I do not hide it.
Can I still reference the thread where did they get mkboot from?
Perhaps you need to collect with other parameters?

Describe what you are doing and how.
The device is still specific ...

Posted on 09/03/2010, 20:13:

AcerLiquid'ok,
In general, the envelope from the console is called?

compiled mkbootimg took from the link you specified:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=443994
post 26 (page 3)
With this, mkbootimg boot is collected and stitched without errors.
in your archive the version compiled for MacOS is laid out


I tried to compile it myself with android.git.kernel.org (http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/system/core.git;a=tree;f=mkbootimg)
but because of almost zero knowledge linukha, could not. did so:
cloned the platform / system / core.git branch to itself (/ home / user / core /):
sudo apt-get install git-core
git clone git: //android.git.kernel.org/platform/system/core.git

found mkbootimg and tried to compile:
gcc -c mkbooimg.c
got an error about not foundmincrypt / sha.h
corrected the way inmkbootimg.c(/home/user/core/include/mincrypt/sha.h)

saved, received mkbootimg.o
next gcc -o mkbootimg mkbootimg.o
and errors again (something about SHA)

further my knowledge is not enough


p / s / if I figure it out with the source, try to rewrite and compile it under Windows

Post has been editedanegine - 03.09.10, 21:09

anegine
Perhaps you are right, because another mkbootimg is used for my beast and it was not possible to check the one from the archive.
Good luck with editing raw, although I'm not sure that it can easily be assembled under wines32.

The problem with a non-working network on modaco was solved by changing the cmdline when building the boot:
It was:
--cmdline 'no_console_suspend = 1 console = null'
need to:
--cmdline 'mem = 128M console = ttyMSM2,115200n8 androidboot.hardware = qcom console = ttyUSBCONSOLE0 androidboot.console = ttyUSBCONSOLE0'

By the way, this cmdline is visible in clear text at the very beginning of the original boot.img

p / s / infa only for U8220 / U8230, for others I do not know

Post has been editedanegine - 03.09.10, 21:43

anegine
Thank. Add a little later.

Sorry, but the logo before bootanimation is initlogo? : blush:

Post has been editedzuigetsu - 04.09.10, 01:26

yes, here we are trying to parse / create / lock it

Posted on 09/04/2010, 06:43:


those. What is it like? : blush:
I posted the screenshot above, everything that happens in the mow can be seen in the screenshot, nothing more is unusual, and initlogo.raw only appears and disappears in the folder

zuigetsu
give the uncle a smoker a butyuimg picture in a resolution of 480 * 800 and a little time and he will give you a new boot, more or less working (usually everything is OK, but suddenly, what’s wrong)

Well, or read

AcerLiquid'ok,
This you take the Linux terminal, open and write convert, if it says that it is not installed, then I would hit the tambourine (shaman) and think that you are doing wrong ... Or you all do not have imagemagik.
You installed Linux on a virtualka or in live mode boot?

I write convert, it answers me that imagemagick is not installed, but I put it
Linux costs on VMware 6.5.XXXX virtualka

AcerLiquid'ok,
I'm not good at Linux, but this is already a problem that goes beyond the scope of the topic.

If you want, lay out the boot and I will repack the picture.

Gentlemen, I have a Samsung Galaxy GT-I9000, which is not on your list.
And on xda, too, I did not see bootanimation specifically for Galaxy.
With custom bootanimation for him there are some irreparable troubles?

I tried one option through root explorer to copy to / system / media /, but when I rebooted, I did not see any changes.
Which direction do you want to dig?

VirShakor,
the option with systems / media works only on liquid.

try to throw in data / local / to throw.
or use dbam in experimental mode. (for the reason that I did not have the opportunity to test it with these devices)

it is not in the list, since no one was doing this with this device, there is no data at all.I hope thanks to you!

Post has been editedDarkei - 06.09.10, 20:22

made his first Butanimation))

bootanimation.zip(5.85 MB)

Yes, the question is, why do I have my butanimation not reproduced completely?

klang Tell me where the animation itself was made)

anegine

did animation in After Effects? then saved as a sequence of frames