Awesome Boot Animation: Bootanimation.zip

[GirLuvsDroid]

Will you be updating the first post? Sometime updates like this get lost in the multiple pages.

I will update the first post with everything needed. Thanks for looking out!

Compsci, I just loaded and rebooted to run Unstable Core. It is absolutely OFF THE HOOK!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks SO much for your work and for sharing it with us.

[compsci04]

If anyone has a great camera and some time on there hands, please fill free to post a video here of what this file looks like running on the Droid. Looks like my trusty DVD Camera is on its last. Let me know when you've uploaded it. Thanks.

[J*Bishop]

awesome! i love it! now how about a live wallpaper? i think it would be helpfull if you post how to install the bootani as well. just a thought.

[jrocketdroid]

just installed as a boot animation - looks great! thanks for your hard work

[Oliver84]

Easily one of the best boot animations out there just by the video. I can film it on my droid. Please send it my way.

[UltraDroid]

Great boot animation! I absolutely *love* it!

[gszeman]

Awesome work! Looks incredible in action on my Droid!

For those of you asking how to install it, there are several ways:

1) Put it in your "tools" folder in the AndroidSDK. Open a cmd prompt, change directory to your SDK tools folder and type

adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot

2) Or, place it in the root of your sdcard. Open Root Explorer and copy/paste the bootanimation.zip to your data/local folder. Then reboot.

3) Or, Place it in the root of your sdcard. Open Terminal Emulator and type:

su
cp sdcard/bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
reboot

4) If you are running Bugless Beat v1.0 (Thank you GirLuvsDroid!)

I'm also running BB V1.0 and Pete has this great script called switchboot. All you need to do is put the bootanimation.zip on the root of your sd card, then in Terminal Emulator type:

su
switchboot

Then reboot and watch your sick new boot animation!

Some people have issues with ADB, some have issues with Root Explorer changing permissions...so just use one that works well for you.

Great bootani

[gas34]

First, thanks for the coolest boot animation.

Im running BB v1.0 with the droidboot script. I followed option 3 but my boot animation didnt change. Using Astro it doesnt show any files in the data dir. If I use terminal app and cd to the data/local I see the zip file in there. Maybe thats a permissions thing with Astro I dunno.

Help ??

Thanks

Awesome work! Looks incredible in action on my Droid!

For those of you asking how to install it, there are several ways:

3) Or, Place it in the root of your sdcard. Open Terminal Emulator and type:

su
cp sdcard/bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
reboot

Some people have issues with ADB, some have issues with Root Explorer changing permissions...so just use one that works well for you.

Great bootani

[GirLuvsDroid]

First, thanks for the coolest boot animation.

Im running BB v1.0 with the droidboot script. I followed option 3 but my boot animation didnt change. Using Astro it doesnt show any files in the data dir. If I use terminal app and cd to the data/local I see the zip file in there. Maybe thats a permissions thing with Astro I dunno.

Help ??

Thanks

Awesome work! Looks incredible in action on my Droid!

For those of you asking how to install it, there are several ways:

3) Or, Place it in the root of your sdcard. Open Terminal Emulator and type:

su
cp sdcard/bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
reboot

Some people have issues with ADB, some have issues with Root Explorer changing permissions...so just use one that works well for you.

Great bootani

I'm also running BB V1.0 and Pete has this great script called switchboot. All you need to do is put the bootanimation.zip on the root of your sd card, then in Terminal Emulator type:

su
switchboot

Then reboot and watch your sick new boot animation!

[gas34]

Got it working now. Thanks so much for the help.

I'm also running BB V1.0 and Pete has this great script called switchboot. All you need to do is put the bootanimation.zip on the root of your sd card, then in Terminal Emulator type:

su
switchboot

Then reboot and watch your sick new boot animation!