[jonny5449]

is there a way to change the boot sound

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[hlxanthus]

The stock start up boot I believe is in /system/sounds/poweron (atleast in ZVJ 2.3.3). To simply remove the start up sound delete the poweron folder,which is what I did to remove it from DanteRom. To change, in theory just rename any .mp3 audio file to poweron.mp3 and replace the one within the rom before flashing or via a file manager.

[jonny5449]

The stock start up boot I believe is in /system/sounds/poweron (atleast in ZVJ 2.3.3). To simply remove the start up sound delete the poweron folder,which is what I did to remove it from DanteRom. To change, in theory just rename any .mp3 audio file to poweron.mp3 and replace the one within the rom before flashing or via a file manager.

thx

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[blackops1125]

Boot sound, this next thing on my list to tackle. I would like to have a boot sound! But what?? I will think of something!

[blackops1125]

The stock start up boot I believe is in /system/sounds/poweron (atleast in ZVJ 2.3.3). To simply remove the start up sound delete the poweron folder,which is what I did to remove it from DanteRom. To change, in theory just rename any .mp3 audio file to poweron.mp3 and replace the one within the rom before flashing or via a file manager.

Any idea where they are on ZVD? Something tells me I am going to have to break into my stock rom. LOL

EDIT : I Found where, now just need to think of a good power on sound.

[jonny5449]

Any idea where they are on ZVD? Something tells me I am going to have to break into my stock rom. LOL

just look around using root explorer in the /system folder u might find something

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[thenameisnigel]

Boot sound, this next thing on my list to tackle. I would like to have a boot sound! But what?? I will think of something!

I used the DROID sound..

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[hlxanthus]

I always liked the Dolby digital sound

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[jonny5449]

Where can I find the kravens cm9 boot sound folder?

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[blackops1125]

I used the DROID sound..

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Me too! I got it off of Zedge.

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[jonny5449]

Me too! I got it off of Zedge.

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Ditto here

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[blackops1125]

OK I put the file in the right place. I looked at the stock zvd to find where it was. I copied that file to sdcard. Restored my nandroid of my reborn rom, pasted the poweron folder to same location as tbe stock zvd. BUT still no boot sound. Is there anything else I have to do to enable the boot sound?

The located of the file is at /system/sound/poweron


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[jonny5449]

In ginger rom I didn't see a poweron folder

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[blackops1125]

In ginger rom I didn't see a poweron folder

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That's because they removed it when they built the rom, that's why I looked at a stock rom to find where it was.

I just need to now figure out how to get it to work.
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[jstntp]

Make sure the mp3 file itself is the named exactly the same as the stock one. These files are also case sensitive.

[wormy987123]

Where can I find the kravens cm9 boot sound folder?

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I don't the the CM team have it built in or enabled as of yet

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[blackops1125]

Make sure the mp3 file itself is the named exactly the same as the stock one. These files are also case sensitive.

The stock one does not play either. That one was copy & pasted to it's location with root explore.

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[duffieldj1]

Does anyone know how to get a power off sound like the HTC and Droid phones?

[jstntp]

The stock one does not play either. That one was copy & pasted to it's location with root explore.

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Did you set the permissions? If not, after pasting it long press the mp3 file and select permissions.

Check the boxes so it looks like this:

X----X----O
X----O----O
X----O----O

That's probably why it didn't work.

[jonny5449]

Did you set the permissions? If not, after pasting it long press the mp3 file and select permissions.

Check the boxes so it looks like this:

X----X----O
X----O----O
X----O----O

That's probably why it didn't work.

Ok here's wat I did. I created a folder in the sounds folder called poweron. I put my mp3 in it and renamed it to poweron.mp3. I set permissions. Rebooted and didn't work. Wat did I do?

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[epidenimus]

Did you set the permissions? If not, after pasting it long press the mp3 file and select permissions.

Check the boxes so it looks like this:

X----X----O
X----O----O
X----O----O

That's probably why it didn't work.

^Try that. Also verify that the folder and file are there still and double check that the owner / group are correct: I expect it should be root root. If not, chown that puppy.

[jstntp]

Did you set the permissions? If not, after pasting it long press the mp3 file and select permissions.

Check the boxes so it looks like this:

X----X----O
X----O----O
X----O----O

That's probably why it didn't work.

^Try that. Also verify that the folder and file are there still and double check that the owner / group are correct: I expect it should be root root. If not, chown that puppy.

Yes, that's correct. Basically, anytime you add a folder or file from Root Explorer, you must set correct permissions. So, the correct folder permissions for the /system/sounds/poweron folder would need to be:

X----X----X
X----O----X
X----O----X

[blackops1125]

Still no sound playing! this one is bugging me!

[blackops1125]

Is there a why to make a flashable zip to install a sound on poweron?(boot)

[epidenimus]

Is there a why to make a flashable zip to install a sound on poweron?(boot)

Of course! But if it doesn't work doing it manually, automating the process will just make the fail faster.