Very interesting article and great write-up.. Obviously I tried it for myself and can verify it did the same on my Samsung Note 9.
I was able to resolve it although it was challenging. It was a race against the device's startup services.
As your device boots up,
Delete the image from your gallery,
change the wallpaper on home screen.
I suppose I was very lucky I applied that image as wallpaper on the homescreen only - not both home screen and lock screen. I will not be doing this again.
This experience also raised a question for me on how to log in to Android via a terminal (on the device or off) and avoid starting the GUI manager up..
Hi Akhil,
Very interesting article and great write-up.. Obviously I tried it for myself and can verify it did the same on my Samsung Note 9.
I was able to resolve it although it was challenging. It was a race against the device's startup services.
As your device boots up,
I suppose I was very lucky I applied that image as wallpaper on the homescreen only - not both home screen and lock screen. I will not be doing this again.
This experience also raised a question for me on how to log in to Android via a terminal (on the device or off) and avoid starting the GUI manager up..
Cheers
Awesome man ! Smart that you applied only to the home screen.