Changing boot image after kernel flash?

[anon(818769)]

Hi I just recently flashed the JBX Kernel and after a day of use decided that I didn't like it. I re-flashed Cyanogenmod and my kernel is back back to what it was, no problem there. But I noticed that the initial boot image, (the big Motorola M) that appears right when you power on the razr, is still the JBX symbol from that kernel (same when I switch to my stock rom). Is there anyway I can change this? Is there some obscure file I need to change somewhere or something? I suppose I was never really fond of that M before either... Thanks!

 

[josiahlikesminecraft]

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...om.jrummy.apps.boot.animations&token=L1k5Fngj

Use this app and u can change the boot animation to whatever you want.

Posted via Samsung S3 Running Slimrom

 

[anon(818769)]

I know that will change the boot animation, but will it change the symbol i see when I first power on my device?

 

[gollum18]

I know that will change the boot animation, but will it change the symbol i see when I first power on my device?

No that image is controlled by a file packed inside the kernel, only flashing a new kernel will do it. Did you wipe both your dalvik cache and cache? There's no reason as to why it shouldn't be the stock cm boot image.

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk 2

 

[anon(818769)]

Yeah wiped delvik and cache and I'm on the stock CM kernel. I have the stock cm boot image too, the blue spinning circle, it's just that the JBX symbol is still coming on in place of the motorola one when I first power on my device.

 

[ivan8r]

I have the same issue. Didn't like JBX so I used the Kernel Restore to get back to my old kernel back. I also reflashed my ROM. Even after that I still get the JBX splash screen at startup. If anybody can help me replace that image I would appreciate it.

 

[anon(818769)]

I never did figure that out. I just sold that phone actually so I did an SBF to get everything stock and that fixed it lol.

 

[Slickademo]

Fast boot command: fastboot flash boot logo (logoname.img)