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2. Problem uploading gif animation image..all uploaded animation gif will be change to blank.gif automatically

It is worked for me.
It seems your image exceed the limitations (size or resolution)

But it is another important bug in core because it always report "image saved" after submit and store the data in db even if it is not saved actually because it exceeded the limitations. It should not store data in db and report an error and said "the size/resolution of the image exceeded" or something like that.

PHP Version 5.3.1
mySQL Version 5.1.41
Server API apache2handler
OS WINNT
safe_mode Off
register_globals Off
magic_quotes_gpc Off
allow_url_fopen On
fsockopen On
post_max_size 128M
max_input_time 60
output_buffering
max_execution_time 60
memory_limit 128M
file_uploads On
upload_max_filesize 128M

Installing locally
If you are running a local environment for development or testing, make sure that you have the previous requirements met. Once this is done, copy the contents of the htdocs directory (from the XOOPS distribution file or SVN) to the root document path of your web environment. Once the files are copied there, you can start the install by typing "http://yoursite.com". This will start the install process.

Installing on a hosted platform
If you are running in a hosted environment, unpack the XOOPS files locally or on the server if you have telnet or SSH access. Once you done this, make sure to move or copy all XOOPS files from the htdocs directory to your root web directory (your provider usually provides this location with directions). Once the files are copied there, you can start the install by typing "http://yoursite.com". This will start the install process.