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Problem with Android-x86 wallpaper .. every version I tried
John Orion
2016-02-02 20:53:36 UTC
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I got Android-x86 working but I can't change the wallpaper. It just crashes Trebuchet or Nova Launcher. Gallery also stops with the error "Unfortunately, Gallery has stopped".

This has to be an issue with my settings and not hardware because it does it on Android-x86-4.4 r2, Android-x86-4.4 r4 and Android-x86-5.1 RC1 in both VMware Workstation and VirtualBox on both Windows 10 and Ubuntu 15.04 (which are two different machines so not the same hardware).

Can anyone tell me if there is a setting I need to change or maybe where the default wallpaper is located so I can manually change it to another image?

I have searched for many hours trying to find the location but all I came up with is /res/drawable/default_wallpaper.jpg and there is not /res directory on these roms. I tried to search for default-wallpaper.jpg and couldn't locate that file either.

This is basically just to use one program on my Desktop computer that is only available on Android so I don't really need to get Gallery or even the selecting of a wallpaper working... but the horrible green default image doesn't match my desktop at all and I would just like to change it to something that better matches my theme since it needs to be open and visible at all times.

Thanks in advance.
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Đức Thế
2016-02-03 07:26:06 UTC
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This really easy to explain. Because the driver on the VM is default driver
so it not support to change wallpaper. On the real machine you can change
the wallpaper if it support the video driver (Full Resulotion).
Post by John Orion
I got Android-x86 working but I can't change the wallpaper. It just
crashes Trebuchet or Nova Launcher. Gallery also stops with the error
"Unfortunately, Gallery has stopped".
This has to be an issue with my settings and not hardware because it does
it on Android-x86-4.4 r2, Android-x86-4.4 r4 and Android-x86-5.1 RC1 in
both VMware Workstation and VirtualBox on both Windows 10 and Ubuntu 15.04
(which are two different machines so not the same hardware).
Can anyone tell me if there is a setting I need to change or maybe where
the default wallpaper is located so I can manually change it to another
image?
I have searched for many hours trying to find the location but all I came
up with is /res/drawable/default_wallpaper.jpg and there is not /res
directory on these roms. I tried to search for default-wallpaper.jpg and
couldn't locate that file either.
This is basically just to use one program on my Desktop computer that is
only available on Android so I don't really need to get Gallery or even the
selecting of a wallpaper working... but the horrible green default image
doesn't match my desktop at all and I would just like to change it to
something that better matches my theme since it needs to be open and
visible at all times.
Thanks in advance.
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John Orion
2016-02-04 05:15:19 UTC
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Ahh... ok that makes sense... Do you happen to know where the wallpaper is
stored so I can manually change it?

I'm running 4.4 r4 because on 5.1 RC1 on a VM, the google play store
doesn't work .. well it sort of works but is a pain .. you have to keep
clicking the search or the menu because the screen stops loading and will
only "refresh" when you click on the menu or search and then hit back.
Post by Đức Thế
This really easy to explain. Because the driver on the VM is default
driver so it not support to change wallpaper. On the real machine you can
change the wallpaper if it support the video driver (Full Resulotion).
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Đức Thế
2016-02-05 13:39:45 UTC
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oh and the 5.1 ver is not stable get on to 6.0 man
it's on the framework-res.apk. You have to extract it as zip file and
replace file framework-res\res\drawable-sw720dp-nodpi\default_wallpaper.jpg
and repack into zip and rename into ạpk (The framework-res.apk on the
\system\framework) replace file by paste it into /system first and use root
ex set 644 and root and then paste it into \system\framework restart the
machine and then force stop the System UI app in Settings
Post by John Orion
Ahh... ok that makes sense... Do you happen to know where the wallpaper
is stored so I can manually change it?
I'm running 4.4 r4 because on 5.1 RC1 on a VM, the google play store
doesn't work .. well it sort of works but is a pain .. you have to keep
clicking the search or the menu because the screen stops loading and will
only "refresh" when you click on the menu or search and then hit back.
Post by Đức Thế
This really easy to explain. Because the driver on the VM is default
driver so it not support to change wallpaper. On the real machine you can
change the wallpaper if it support the video driver (Full Resulotion).
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John Orion
2016-02-05 22:37:00 UTC
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Tried 6.0 but ran into the "Failed to find cpu0 device node" issue so for
now, I'm sticking with 4.4r4 it seems to do the job
Post by Đức Thế
oh and the 5.1 ver is not stable get on to 6.0 man
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Đức Thế
2016-02-10 14:31:35 UTC
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Just go to Vesa mode, don't press enter and edit command VGA=788 (800x600)
to VGA=791 (1024x768) is ok just simply enter the VESA mode

On the real machine the kernel auto driver is ok
Post by John Orion
Tried 6.0 but ran into the "Failed to find cpu0 device node" issue so for
now, I'm sticking with 4.4r4 it seems to do the job
Post by Đức Thế
oh and the 5.1 ver is not stable get on to 6.0 man
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Thomas B. Prost
2016-02-11 17:17:45 UTC
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Post by Đức Thế
Just go to Vesa mode, don't press enter and edit command VGA=788
(800x600) to VGA=791 (1024x768) is ok just simply enter the VESA mode
I'm on 4.4-r1.
Is this available there, too ?
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Đức Thế
2016-02-15 10:15:12 UTC
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Yeah every version but must have vesa mode ok if auto driver of opt 1 not
working like latest 6.0.2 release (you asked me it failed cpu0)
Post by Thomas B. Prost
Post by Đức Thế
Just go to Vesa mode, don't press enter and edit command VGA=788
(800x600) to VGA=791 (1024x768) is ok just simply enter the VESA mode
I'm on 4.4-r1.
Is this available there, too ?
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John Orion
2016-02-05 15:42:27 UTC
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Since it takes so long for these posts to actually show up, I have fixed my
problem. I figure I will post my findings here just in case anyone else has
this issue.

I was able to change my wallpaper by using ES File Explorer to browse to
the picture I wanted to use then opened it in ES Image Browser, clicked the
menu and selected "Set background"
I was able to find the wallpaper file in /data/system/users/0/wallpaper.
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