yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] theoppositeman:
OIC. thought you flash with 3 different devices. certain tools can do that.

well, i did use this tool for my friends HAM. with works great.

easy installation of recoveries, unlocking bootloader and rebooting to bootloader, WITH JUST A CLICK!

awesome!

credits and thanks to acbka...

:good::good::laugh:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] scpion:
erm... how do i actually use this... for the unlocking bootloader and install twrp options, it just brings up the command prompt window, some commands that flashes by in like a sec..and then my phone just reboots.... nothing changed...
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] darreltm:
Same, no change any guides???

??
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3adbroke:
Is there a way to do it since its "stock" software or does the bootloader need unlocked
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mickeyvdb:
You need indeed to unlock the bootloader
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crashin1775:
Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out the possible cause to my issue. I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 with stock rom. I also have a samsung class 2 micro sd card that I've had for quite some time. (I believe I got it back with my S3 or possibly before that in the Mytouch days).

I started having the issue when I would click on a photo in my gallery and it started lagging and then it wouldn't open any of them as the drive appeared to be corrupted. Then I attempted to restart then device and had no luck there as it would freeze on the carrier screen as it was turning off. So the only way to turn it off was to remove the battery. I played with this issue for a minute trying to figure out the cause and eventually device I was just going to do a master reset. However again once I went to turn the phone off to do the master reset the phone once again froze up and was unable to turn off due to being on the carrier screen. Then I just went directly into the bios of the system by holding the pwr volume and home buttons to do the reset from there. That did work and I got the phone all back up and running. However SD card was still not working So i went to go power it down but it again froze so I took the battery out and removed the sd card as well as the battery and with the sd card out everything functions fine. I plugged the SD card into my computer and it proceded to check it for errors because it couldn't find any data on the drive. It checked for the errors then after the check was done it came back with nothing. But all the data was intact. So I put it back in my phone. Everything worked fine, I was able to view my sd card files on my phone and computer, then I went to sleep. Put the phone on the charger. I woke up to my phone being off and not wanting to turn on. So again popped out the battery and was able to get it started but same issue sd card is not being seen by the device but its causing it to not turn off or restart properly.

Does anyone have any idea if this is just a corruption issue with just the card it self? Or is it possibly a virus that got into the micro SD card? Everything was working fine prior to last night. The sd card had been used in multiple phones as well as the Galaxy S5 that I've had for about a month.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aooga:
There isn't a virus. You CANNOT get viruses on android without installing an APK (99% of the time). It's most likely a bad SD card. Why are you using a class 2? I would just upgrade to a class 10 samsung / sandisk card and see if the problem still exists.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlonPurim:
Hi guys,

Today I've bought a lightly used gt-i9082l for about 100 bucks.

I did check b4 buying that it will go into recovery mode and it looks like a real thing there. In the past I've seen s4 clones that won't do that, or if they go into recovery mode, something looks fishy in there.

This one goes into recovery mode.

It has two sim card slots. I did verify online both IMEI numbers - I used imei.info - it corrently identified the phone as Grand dous something. If it is a fake, then it's a pretty damn good one!

So, I'm pressing vol-down, home, and power.... Samsung lettering appears (no logo), and then it boot straight up....

When do I release the buttons?

Any tricks to it?

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlonPurim:
Another weird thing I've noticed...

When in the recovery mode, pressing power button to make a selection does NOT work - to make a selection have to press the home button

is that normal for this model?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tech-worm:
Hello,

I am looking for some devs who would like to help out with rooting the ZTE Valet (all carriers). The more people working on it the better.

To get an overview of what has been tried, and what is being tried right now, go to i'll help find a root method if...

The main spot where it is being worked on is the link above, and on the git repository, here: https://github.com/Unkn0wn0ne/RootMyValet, and https://github.com/Unkn0wn0ne/RootMyValet/issues/10

To start helping, its simple. Just join in and start sharing ideas!

Questions: reply to this thread, or contact a dev that is currently working on it.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] lefteris:
I have upgrade my BA to WM5 TUMA 1.4V but i cannot find any compatible program for the WIFI card.

Like WIFI COMPANION etc etc

Can you find any program is working with tiacxwln card?

Many thank's

Lefteris

gsmforum.gr
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] atomicspaceindian:
Great bootanimation. Rocking this on my N713
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] IgnorCZ:
Amazing job !!!! .. :) Thanks one more time ;)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Very soon I shall be renaming all the zips by resolution instead of some by device (it is clearer and neater as several devices are suited to each zip) and adding support the following resolutions: 1080p (1920x1080), 1280x800, 800x480 and 2560x1600 in addition to the current 1920x1200, 1280*768 and 720p (1280x768). I feel this should cover most devices for now. All of these will be for Android 4.1+. I shall later add some zips for lower Android versions for older devices and once I have done that I shall then also combine them into a single AROMA Installer for ease. :D

Also here is a preview gif so you can see clearly what it looks like (updated preview - no longer huge, fixed colour issues and increased gif speed/framerate):

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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
haha, no problem! Thanks for showing your appreciation, means a lot!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] lewy95:
Anyway to get these to work on Samsung Devices?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] atomicspaceindian:
No, they use proprietary files.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] johnnyfr03:
Bit of a noob here. Which one would I use on my N5??? Gonna try to do it! Looks so good!!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
1080p-bootanimation.zip
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Good point, I forgot about that! It will only work on custom ROMs or GPE editions of most Samsung's.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] atomicspaceindian:
Not even GPE. GPE is Touchwiz based, and uses TW files
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Etihad:
That's just awesome. Thank you. What impresses me even more, is the OP. Very professional and well structured.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] leoashley:
right bootanimation?

On my nexus 5 I'm getting a gray "android" bootanimation instead the one is shown in the post below... I downloaded and installed the 1080p.bootanimation.zip, copyed to system/media/ renamed to boot animation.zip and restated the device ... What did I wrong?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Probably a permissions error. Did you do it with a file explorer? If so you'll need to make sure you set the permissions to 644 or it won't be able to read it. Also make sure the name is "bootanimation.zip" with no spaces.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Thank you! Glad you like it!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Samsung uses proprietary bootanimations but there are mods out there to make TouchWiz ROMs use the standard Android bootanimation format. These should (I haven't tested) allow you to use this animation. See here where they link to two of such mods and explain with more detail: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/add-custom-boot-animation-to-any-samsung-rom/
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] lewy95:
Cheers. I'll try that out now
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] lewy95:
It flashed the enabler with no worries. Though trying to install the boot animation failed.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Did you place the bootanimation.zip in the correct place (unless the mod says otherwise /data/local or /system/media with the correct name ("bootanimation.zip") and permissions set to 644? Note also that you cannot flash the bootanimation from recovery - not sure if that's what you tried to do? You just push it in place without extracting it or flashing (after renaming).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] lewy95:
Tried both, none work :/
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
You want the 1280x720 one :)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Math_Apolo:
720x1280**
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
No, I meant 1280x720, as that's the zip file name. The actual frames are square so they are limited by the shortest side as I explained in the OP. The files are named after the common resolutions and the device orientation is not relevant.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] XDADev001:
Can you make it 60FPS?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
No not really, not unless you want it at twice the speed. To make a 60fps version would be an awful lot of effort since I would have to make frames between every frame - the original Android Wear boot animation is 30fps and therefore so is this.

Also the file size increase could end up leading to stutter so it may end up looking less smooth than 30fps anyway which would defeat the point.

If you want 60fps but are happy to have it run through twice as fast then download the correct zip and edit the desc.txt within it to make the 30 at the end of the first line read 60.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Daniol71:
Wow, this is so smooth, thanks a lot. I've been looking for this for ages, it used to be the system boot animation on my OnePlus in CM12, but after a reboot it was replaced by the CM boot animation and deleted for some reason :/
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] chachoi:
Hi Wollac, I was searching for an awesome lollipop boot animation and stumbled upon this thread. I must say, this is the best boot animation I have seen so far.

I tried it but unfortunately just stops at the part where the color dots are about to move and just freezes there until my device boots successfully. I noticed that the structure of your bootanimation.zip is quite different to my original boot animation.

I am no expert at this so please if you have time can you look at it to make it work to my device. Hoping for your help. Would like to rock this on my phone. If you can PM me your email address so I can send the original boot animation for my device to you.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] David Masa:
Ok, I have a Samsung device with cm11 and the original bootanimation.zip is in /system/media/bootanimation.zip and I put it in /data/local/ as you said and works but it looks really huge. For more details, my device is Galaxy Pocket Neo.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ALPHAWolf96:
[MENTION=2881708]wollac11[/MENTION]1 sir , can u plz port it for moto E (540*960)..?

I'll be very thankful

Fyi I'm on cm12.1

Thanks again?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Hi there, sorry this is such a late reply. Later versions of Android added support for new boot animation structures (this being the newest type). It is only supported on devices running 4.1+ whereas the more basic and more common structure is supported on older versions. There are also some devices which despite running Android 4.1 or higher still only support the older type. It sounds like you either have one of these devices or you are in fact running ICS or below. Unfortunately this sequence cannot be exactly replicated with the old boot animation structure since it has a beginning, a middle loop and an end part, whereas the older structure only supports a beginning and then a constant loop until the end.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Yes, these boot animations use the full width of the display (as on Android Wear.) If you want a smaller one you can simply use one of the lower resolution copies (lower than your device resolution) and then it will display smaller on your screen.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
There is actually one with that resolution already but it is just listed as 960x540 (rather than 540x960). The actual frames are square and sized to the smallest side so the orientation does not matter. That will be the correct size for your device. Enjoy!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ALPHAWolf96:
Oh thanks alot I'll give it a try

You're great tho

Edit: i tried it and its awesomeee!!

Thankss alot again
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] joint.striker:
The animations are amazing, great job man!

Although they don't work correctly on my device.

I picked the one with the correct resolution for my device yet the animation freezes halfway, just when the colored dots start flying around. Any idea why this might be happening?

Thanks.

EDIT: Fixed it by changing the settings in desc.txt...

from:

540 540 30
p 1 0 part0
c 0 0 part1
c 1 0 part2

to:

540 540 30
p 1 0 part0
p 0 0 part1
p 1 0 part2

[MENTION=2881708]wollac11[/MENTION] Any chance you could make shutdown animations as well? ;)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Glad you like the animation. The "c" parts are necessary for the correct animation behaviour (where the middle part loops and the last part is shown once after the boot has finished). You'll find with that edit it loops the last part and plays the middle just once but if that does not bother you then by all means you can use it like that. The new loop format (which this uses) was introduced in 4.1 which is why I put 4.1+ in the thread title. If you had to change the dec.txt to use only the p commands then I presume you are running a device with ICS or lower? There are a few devices which still have the old bootanimation binary from before 4.1 even if they run 4.1 or later but these are not so common which I why I didn't mention it in the OP. If it was freezing before that is because your device has the <Android 4.1 bootanimation binary which cannot understand the features of the new format which are needed for this animation to behave exactly as intended.

As for the shutdown animation, most Android devices don't have any shutdown animation at all and as such there is no standard for such a thing. If you have a device which does have one then if you tell me what device it is I could possibly look into how they are implemented on that device. It then MAY be possible to make one for that device specifically, but generally no.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] joint.striker:
Thanks for you answer.

I understood your explanation, but really my device is not ICS or lower, it has KitKat v4.4.2.

The device itself is a a bq Aquaris E4.5 (http://www.bq.com/gb/aquaris-e-4-5)

By maintaining the "c" in the desc.txt, the animation stops at the end of part0 and doesn't continue after that.

While with the changes I made it works, indeed, as you pointed out, it will keep looping on part1 and never reaches part2 (android).

I would like it to work as expected but unfortunately it doesn't and I'm not really sure why, maybe you're right and the firmware uses the old format.

As for the shutdown animations, I thought it was present in most devices, since that's not the case then don't bother with it, thanks anyway.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] mtyler7807:
This is the animation I was looking for on my Honor X2
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Bonherx:
This another question

Hello bro, good night, this file is flasheable!?

Thank for this file! :D :good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] kurt.gomez:
will the nexus 4 be the 720p one or the 1280x768 one...

and the nexus 7 (2013) will be the 1920x1200 right?

thanks in advance
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] IgnorCZ:
Hi ... N4 - 768p and N7 - 1200p ;)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Yep, as [MENTION=1769627]IgnorCZ[/MENTION] said, N4 is 768, N7 '13 is 1920x1200.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Okay, of your sure everything is right the enabler must not be working for your device or maybe it doesn't support the use of the newer loop type. I have heard from someone who is successfully using this on their S3 using the xblast xposed module so perhaps it's worth giving that a shot!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] leoashley:
So I renamed and copyed ist on the right place.... Not working. May somebody explain how to set permissions to 644? I'm using es file explorer. Thx for help!!!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] MarionCast:
Works like a charm on my good ol' Note 2! Thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Good. Glad to hear it!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
ES doesn't seem to have the option to change file permissions. I suggest you download root explorer or solid explorer (my favourite) and then use one of those. You simply long press on the file and choose properties using either and then they have options for changing the file permissions. You want 664 (rw-r--r--)

You can also do it from adb or the terminal emulator app. First running "su" and then running: "chmod 644 /data/local/bootanimation.zip" (or /system/media if that's where you put it!)

With adb you don't need to run su first you just run the second command with "adb shell" in front on your pc with ADB installed and your device connected to it via USB. Also, you do not enter the quotes, those are just used for clarity!

Edit: Another option would be the use the easier method as suggested by [MENTION=3920982]bradhoschar[/MENTION] and use ROM Toolbox to apply the boot animation instead of doing it manually.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Luminarcv2:
Hi !

Thank you for your sharing; I quickly compiled a bootanim for my nexus 4 and it works very well :cowboy:

It is a bit too fast on CyanogenROM but that's ok :angel:

If anyone is interested I could share ;)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bradhoschar:
Easier way to install:

If you are like me and already have ROM Toolbox (free or Pro), just download the .zip, open ROM Toolbox, select "Boot Animation", navigate to Local directory, and select the 1080p.zip, and you can preview before installing. No need to ABD to install!:good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
That is a good alternative method, thanks for sharing!. I have used ROM Toolbox in the past and it is a pretty helpful tool. I will mention it in the OP as some people will find it easier this way!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Glad you like it, no problem!

As for the bootanimation you complied, are you saying that you have also made a boot animation (as in a different one) or are you claiming to have converted this one for the Nexus 4? I think you mean the former but I am sorry if I am misunderstanding. If it is the latter though it would not make sense given there is already a version optimised for use on the Nexus 4 (1280*768).

But yeah if you have made a new boot animation please do share it with everyone. It is always exciting to see people's creations. :) I would recommend for clarity and to keep things clean and organised that you add it to a new thread rather than here though.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Update coming!

Right! A few eagle-eyed users among you have noticed a flaw on some of the frames where the colours of the dots change mid motion - something that should not happen and was not part of the original animation. Most notably the yellow dot becomes red at a few points. This was caused a flaw in the vectorisation of the frames to produce the SVGs which I used to create the frames for all the different resolutions. I had not noticed when I made all these animations until it was mentioned.

To be honest these imperfections don't really detract from the overall visual appearance and I think it still looks good. However, the slight obsessive compulsive in me was not quite content after this had been pointed out.

But now I have good news! I have remade all my SVG frames (~300 of them) with finer levels of detail and a larger colour pallet so that they no longer have any of these issues (and also look neater in the transition to the logo). I shall gradually be going through and remaking new versions of all the existing boot animations from these improved SVGs before releasing any for new devices. For each new one I make I shall delete the old zip and replace it with a new one prefixed with "v2-" so you know it has had the fix. I recommend re-downloading the newer version once the one for your device is up as they will look even better than before, you of course can keep using the existing ones if it does not concern you.

If you have yet to try the boot animation out you should not be put off by this. I would still suggest you try it now rather than waiting for me to create the improved versions because the existing ones (I feel) already look great and it may be a little while before I get the new ones up!

Producing every frame in the correct resolution and then optimising them all (even with the scripts I wrote to make it a batch operation) is still a lengthy process and takes quite a lot of my time so please be patient while I do this.

Thank you all very much for your kind comments both here and on Google+. Also, I would be extremely grateful if a few of you would consider paying my blog a visit (www.littlegreendude.com). It is quite new and is just getting started really but it focused on Android and so I feel many of you will (hopefully) like it!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] utopiate:
works great many thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
No problem! Stay tuned for the even better versions which should hopefully be up in less than 24 hours time!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] killrhythm09:
Thanks, these are awesome. Just installed the 720p on my Razr HD.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Great! Pleased you like them :) Stay tuned for the improved versions which I'll be uploading later!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Luminarcv2:
Oh sorry, my english is not perfect ^^

Actually I meant that I had just created a flashable zip for nexus 4 for slackers who don't want to use ABD :)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Okay yeah that would be good. Please do feel share that - I haven't got around to making any yet and I'm sure people will find it useful. I might suggest waiting and updating it later though as I will be uploading new improved versions of all the animations later today!

Your English is fine though I just misunderstood, no worries!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Masum56k:
It's really very awesome..

I must try it, to keep in my S5.

But as I'm totally newbie in Android, it's freaking me a lot to understand everything.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Thanks! Glad you like it. Samsung are a little bit annoying when it comes to boot animations. They use proprietary ones instead of the normal Android format. There are ways to do it but it is not as easy as with other devices. Also you say you're new to Android so I am wondering then if you have root? Root is unfortunately normally required to change the boot animation on any device.

If you are rooted myself or one of the other guys here will be happy to help you try and get it running on your device. :fingers-crossed:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] rjmohit:
APK for the CM11 theme manager please?