Screensaver Images Wanted

[James Bryant]

I should like the screensaver images from my C67, T68, Poke 2 and Poke 3 as .PNG files (or .JPG or whatever).

I should be grateful for instructions on how to read them or export them from my machines.

Or, being lazy, I should be even more grateful if anyone who has such files would send them to me or give me URL(s) where I can download them from the Internet.

[Renate]

Do you mean the sea shells?

They're in /system/media

Here you go.

[James Bryant]

Those files are just what I'm after - thank you again. If you're ever in the New Forest in Southern England I owe you a beer - do call and collect it.

I can't find system/media - do I have to root the books to get there? Izzit it safe for a bear of very little brain like myself to attempt that?

I'm also after the cityscapes from the Poke2 and C67/T68 (can't remember which, and don't particularly want the typewriter/parchments/corks from the other one and the Poke Pro). If you (or anyone) has 'em I'd be grateful.

[Renate]

Originally Posted by James Bryant

If you're ever in the New Forest in Southern England I owe you a beer - do call and collect it.

Hmm, I've been to Bournemouth, but never the New Forest. It sounds quite foresty. I've been to many of the US National Forests.

Originally Posted by James Bryant

I can't find system/media...

Most everything under /system can be viewed/copied without a problem and without risk.

You can try these commands:

C:\>adb shell
$ find /system -name '*.png'
/system/media/shutdown-default.png
/system/media/standby-1.png
/system/media/standby-2.png
/system/media/standby-3.png
$ find /system -name '*.jpg'
$ ^D
C:\>adb pull /system/media/standby-1.png

Under the Poke3 the default system images can be replaced by putting images with the same name in a writeable directory, e.g. /data/local/assets/standby-1.png

Undoubtedly the other models store the images in different directories.

[swedenboy]

Originally Posted by Renate

Hmm, I've been to Bournemouth, but never the New Forest. It sounds quite foresty. I've been to many of the US National Forests.


Most everything under /system can be viewed/copied without a problem and without risk.

You can try these commands:

C:\>adb shell
$ find /system -name '*.png'
/system/media/shutdown-default.png
/system/media/standby-1.png
/system/media/standby-2.png
/system/media/standby-3.png
$ find /system -name '*.jpg'
$ ^D
C:\>adb pull /system/media/standby-1.png

Under the Poke3 the default system images can be replaced by putting images with the same name in a writeable directory, e.g. /data/local/assets/standby-1.png

Undoubtedly the other models store the images in different directories.

Thank you so much, it worked great on Poke 5