Oh man, I used to have this but I think I've deleted it. It was a CWM update.zip, but quit working for me when I switched to GB. I'll look around tonight and see if I can find it.

 

If you could, that would be great. Grazie!

 

Sorry, no luck finding it.

 

Are you asking for this ? http://www.droidxfor...-many-more.html
Hope this will help.

L.E. Also found this http://www.mydroidworld.com/topic/4178-starwars-r2d2-bootanimation-and-sounds-pack/

 

Thanks for the 1st link - it's not quite what I'm looking for, but useful.

I'm looking for a ZIP of all the ringtones & notification sounds from the R2D2 Droid 2.

The 2nd link probably would do it, but the Mediafire link it takes me to is dead.

Are you asking for this ? http://www.droidxfor...-many-more.html
Hope this will help.

L.E. Also found this http://www.mydroidwo...nd-sounds-pack/

 

I'm going to bump this - all links to the Droid 2, R2D2 Edition sounds zip files I've found seem to be dead. Can one of you who own the phone upload them, please?

 

How do you install a zip file with ringtones?

Enviado desde mi DROID2 Global usando Tapatalk 2

 

If you can tell me where they are found in the file system, I can probably pull them out of the SBF. On linux it is pretty easy to mount the images from the SBF and pull files out, if I know which image to look for them in.

 

It didn't even occur to me to try to grab the R2-D2 content, but I saw this thread and found a challenge. Done! Here's how I did it under Windows. Method should be similar for other OSs.

Download the full SBF from here: (I grabbed 2.3.4, the latest version)
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_droid2/list.php
Extract the archive with your tool of choice
Extracting the SBF itself was a bit tricky; there seems to be little information. I ended up using "MotoAndroidDepacker" (Google it; it's on some file-sharing site). I did "Open from file" then "Split to folder", and despite an error message, it left a folder full of smg files.
Download ext2read:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2read/
Open the SMG files with that.
CG66.smg had some Star Wars-related .apk files in the symlink folder.
CG39.smg has the media files. The "media" folder has the audio, video, and bootanimation file. In there is everything!

 

Good info. I have a dual boot with Ubuntu, and I don't like to add too much extra software and drivers to my Windows machine, so I have done the same basic thing in Ubuntu, mounting the image as a drive.
So either OP could follow the same steps, or you could upload a zip of the files to somewhere like mediafire.

 

Yeah, can anyone rip out all the sounds / animations / etc, zip them up, and toss them up for DL? I would LOVE to have these!

 

I have them uploading, and will add the link when they finish.
They are
http://www.mediafire.com/?r35uj0y51qq8t1w
for the media
and
http://www.mediafire.com/?u2kk1d650u70ci8
for the APK files

 

Thanks beh! <3