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id like to modify the screen with the lil skateboarding guys... anyone know where i can find the image? ive looked in a few of the RUUs ive downloaded,but it looks like thats one thing thats never updated...or i just dont know how to find it![]()

id like to modify the screen with the lil skateboarding guys... anyone know where i can find the image? ive looked in a few of the RUUs ive downloaded,but it looks like thats one thing thats never updated...or i just dont know how to find it![]()

My suspicion it that it is hardcoded into the bootloader - format unknown (or possibly rgb565). That's just a hunch which comes from dumping the "sp1" partition on my Eris using the S-OFF oem commands - it is empty.
Somebody can correct me if I am wrong, but I think the way the bootloader behaves is that it looks for some evidence that the "sp1" (aka "splash1") partition is non-null, and will load an alternate rgb565 image from that partition if it is present - or default to the hardcoded image if nothing is in there. Since none of the ROMs touch the "sp1" partition, it never gets changed by ROM-flashing operations.
See this post for instructions on creating an image for the sp1/splash1 partition.
I realize that this doesn't answer your question - and it also doesn't really let us know what format the "hardcoded" image might be in in the bootloader - because the bootloader is a custom piece of code for the Eris - it has direct access to the video framebuffer. Although it does seem reasonable that if the bootloader needs to interpret RGB565 images in the sp1 partition, the default image might also be stored in the bootloader in the same format.
Grab a shovel (hex editor) and start digging!
eu1

, but I did think it would have been really cool to publish a "scary alien"-stamped version of the custom recovery (with all due respect to RA, of course).
i actually was just looking for the IMG file that i could convert and modify. i found this one on XDA: Make your own splash -- HOW TO - xda-developers and see no reason it wouldnt work on the eris as well... ill just take the android_info from scary and my hboot flashable recovery and pack it up with my new image,renamed to splash1Are you looking for the image itself or just how to change it?
your link provides the size,and a an image with the skateboard guys i could copy,so thats good info.
scary you should do it! a custom alien splash with trackball optional recovery would be sweet!!![]()
thanks again

lol...yeah, I might give it another shot... I'll let you know!![]()
lolOr a firey Pentagram with a demon alien babylol
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Grrr...having trouble with my old Ubuntu laptop where all the files are stored...![]()



[I got my laptop issues resolved though].finally got around to messing with this. nothin fancy,just wanted to make sure it would work.
no more skateboarding aliens for me!heres what it looks like now:
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want me to put it in the drop box?or whip you up a different one?

Can I have my cake and eat it too?![]()
its there (erissplash1_black) youll have to flash it in hboot,not recovery.
tried the stock one,unmodified and its coming out funky too
no biggie to me,but ill keep workin on it 

