In need of system dump!

[akronevan2]

To make a long story short, I was playing around in the root and messed up the boot animation. I can still hear the boot sounds, but no video after the Samsung Galaxy S3 intro. If you can help me out, I would really appreciate it!!:-[

 

[tperry]

To make a long story short, I was playing around in the root and messed up the boot animation. I can still hear the boot sounds, but no video after the Samsung Galaxy S3 intro. If you can help me out, I would really appreciate it!!:-[

Ask and ye shall receive your dump!
The ones that start with Original are the default Verizon ones. The ones that end with .int are the international ones. They bootup ones go in /system/media and the shutdown one goes in /system/media/shutdown. Just pick the ones you want, rename them and then place them in the right place.

http://db.tt/TyQuOriN

 

[akronevan2]

Ask and ye shall receive your dump!
The ones that start with Original are the default Verizon ones. The ones that end with .int are the international ones. They bootup ones go in /system/media and the shutdown one goes in /system/media/shutdown. Just pick the ones you want, rename them and then place them in the right place.

http://db.tt/TyQuOriN

YOU are awesome!!

 

[akronevan2]

To follow up, when I was going through renaming files to get the bootanimation.zip to work I followed the instructions from an xda post. The post said to delete the bootanimation in system>bin, rename samsungani to bootanimation, then rename bootanimation.zip to samsungani (or something like that). Luckily I did not delete the bootanimation file, instead I renamed it to bootanimation.zip and moved it to system>download. I messed up when I moved the files back around and renamed them to what I thought they had been! I then moved the files around again and renamed them. The result of my experiment was the bootanimation.zip that I was trying to get to work being skinned on top of touchwiz! No good! Eventually I figured out that I needed to take the phone back to the stock image using Odin, however I did not erase the data or any caches. This was able to revert the back to where it had been before my amateur hacking.