sicario666
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Just dl'd this on my wifes incredible and it worked beautifully. Use the same process as explained on the first page 

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Not responsible for anything you do to your phone. This is a basic hack but still proceed with caution.
Wanted to spice up my DX today so I mad my own custom boot animation. I used my avatar for the one I'm using but decided to do some alternates. Here are a couple along with an Android Central bootup.
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Here is a youtube video of the bootup. Please forgive the crappy video. Will make a better one soon.
YouTube - Droid X custom boot animation
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The easiest way to install this is to use Root Explorer. Download the file and rename to bootanimation.zip. Copy the file and navigate to system/media. Change the permissions to R/W by clicking the button in the top right. Rename the existing bootanimation.zip to bootanimation.bak. Then paste the file in this directory. Change permission back to R/O. Reboot and enjoy the show.
Will be adding more colors soon. Put in your request.
Green DOWNLOAD
Black DOWNLOAD
Red DOWNLOAD
Blue DOWNLOAD
Android Central DOWNLOAD
The animations are cool, so I thought I'd give them a whirl on my Optimus S. It worked. Here's what I did (which I think is the easiest way to change boot animations if you're ADB averse)
1) Save the zip file to sd card (somewhere you know where to find it again)
2) Using a file explorer that can access and write to root system directories (I use Root Explorer) copy the desired zip and paste in /data/local.
3) Long press on the zip file and rename it to bootanimation.zip.
4) Reboot and check out your new boot animation.
Credit for this method goes to cmags. You can see his OP here.
There are also some other cool boot animations here that I thought were pretty cool.![]()
Yes not sure what site but just google how to. Its simple but time consuming if making a custom boot. I have made a few and in just one animation you may create over 100 different images. The zip is just 2 folders of images in order like a flip book and a command file that tells it what to do, size and speed. If your good with photoshop you could make one in a night.
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I would like my bootup animation to be no animation but the actual diagnostic text. Is this possible?