Customizing splash screen logo and boot msgForum: Other Help Topics Topic: Customizing splash screen logo and boot msg started by: woverin Posted by woverin on May 06 2004,16:15
Custimizing boot logo================ Requirement Any image editor eg. Xpaint(comes with DSL), GIMP lss16toppm and ppmtolss16 syslinux ( apt-get install syslinux) After you follow meo's remastering howto you can edit boot splash by mkdir /mnt/bootimg mount -rwo loop boot.img /mnt/bootimg cd /mnt/bootimg you will see serveral files in here logo.16 is the file that we need. However, you can not edit logo.16 directly, you need to convert it to ppm format. You must have lss16toppm and ppmtolss16. lss16toppm <logo.16> logo.ppm cp logo.16 /tmp #back up the logo in case you corrupt the file rm logo.16 #delete the existing one - we'll use the new one use your favorite image edit to replace the original logo or you can create a new one the maximum resolution is 640x480 size should not more than 50kb, otherwise it won't work. 16 color after you finish edit or create a new one, convert it back to .16 format ppmtolss16 < logo.ppm > logo.16 rm logo.ppm cd /home/damnsmall unmount /mnt/bootimg ------------------------------------------------- Customizing boot message ==================== mkdir /mnt/bootimg #omit this step if you did the logo customizing mount -rwo loop boot.img /mnt/bootimg cd /mnt/bootimg now look for miniroot.gz cp miniroot.gz /tmp #in case you mess up mkdir /mnt/bootmsg gunzip miniroot.gz not you should get miniroot mount -rwo loop /mnt/bootmsg cd /mnt/bootmsg scite linuxrc #edit your desired msg and save change. cd /mnt/bootimg umount /mnt/bootmsg gzip miniroot #compress miniroot back umount /mnt/bootimg put boot.img back to the newcd/KNOPPIX dir Posted by lindenle on May 20 2004,23:46
Everytime i try this I can't move miniroot.gz back b/c it says no space left on device.How do i create the boot.img from the files in there. Alex |