#Custom logo maker android full#

I think that the Freelander Logo is inside the BOOT_LOGO file inside: /system/media/images I always get the first image Distorted so u dont see the picture or even could tell what is it suppose to be or look like!!! very distorted thing, then the original Freelander logo will appear. I'm back now, and I tried lots of things to make the new logo.bin installed and get the images I want but no luck so far. I'll try adjusting the resolution maybe this is why. after booting and the first image with lots distortion it loaded back the original logo. It got corrupted for some reason while if I unpacked it again I see nice images. When I started up the tablet after successful flashing I got the first image with lots of distortion u cant see nothing but lines and dots widely. Something wrong with the logo.bin after flashing it to the tablet. I know at least two ways to find your logo.bin.ġ) The first and the easiest one is to get it from original flashtool firmware.

NET Framework veresion (starting from 2.0) ħ) Added Italian (thanks to bovirus (bovirusatgmailcom))Ģ) Select your original logo.bin file and new project folderĤ) Click 'Make' (new logo.bin and update.zip for recovery will be created)ĥ) Flash new logo.bin via any flashing tool or update.zip via recovery. So that awful dialog with three buttons is deprecated ģ) Now you can edit single image size right in created project Ĥ) Added new sizes to Sizes.txt (but who cares now, in consideration of second paragraph) ĥ) Added supportedRuntime.

#Custom logo maker android full#

I've created a little program, It can make new logo.bin with recovery update.zip for Mediatek based phones.ġ) Added 32bit color depth support (MTK67xx platform)Ģ) Enchanced image size autodetect algorithmġ) Added vertical scrollbar in main window Ģ) Double click on image opens it in default program ģ) Added full path edit in folder browser dialog.ġ) Fixed bug with ignoring unknown blocks Ģ) New image size changing dialog (now you can just scroll mouse wheel to get your image).