I’ll be using RemixOS as the target and Xubuntu as the Linux distro. (If it’s a VM, connect the Android x86 installed disk or if it’s an emulator, i.e. If you are gonna use a Linux distro, power that on. (rename them to “bootanimation.zip” before inserting them) > Preferred boot animation as a “bootanimation.zip” file (I’ll provide a few that work flawlessly, but you can experiment with other animations) > An installed version of Android x86 higher than ICS (VMs, including BlueStacks and such like, are also do-able) with root privileges (only for the Linux distro free method) and Root Browser installed and given root permissions to.
> A flavor of Linux with a GUI like Ubuntu (not essential) Also, if you’re using AOSP Android (like the generic Android x86 images, the default animation is triggered by either having the zip file or not) But you may attempt this method for most Androids with root permissions (the notable exceptions being Samsung devices, as they store their animation in a different format). The method given here’s 100% applicable to Android x86. Note: the method here is totally brick-free.
PIXEL 4 DARK BOOT ANIMATION HOW TO
So here I am showing you how to change the start into a much more exciting color.
You might have tried boot animation changer on the store but, chances are, it works out of sheer luck. You might have found this boring and not-eye-catching. But here’s the glitch –as you may have seen- they all have that drab boot animation with a pulsating android logo. They port your favorite android flavors to Intel and AMD x86 hardware. If you’re a fan of Android, you must’ve heard about the fab project called “Android x86”.
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