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how to change the background image of boot menu in fedora ...................using a customised image.....
- 10-21-2010 #1Just Joined!
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how to change the background of boot menu
how to change the background image of boot menu in fedora ...................using a customised image..
- 10-22-2010 #2Just Joined!
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I found your answer on another site.
(I didn't write this. Credit goes to "gonzalo76" )
Requirements for GRUB splashimages:
1. xpm.gz file type
2. 640x480
3. 14 colors only
If you already have your image:
1. Gzip your xpm file and put it into your /boot/grub directory (as root)
# gzip myfile.xpm
2. Edit your grub.conf file
and add this line:
splashimage=(hd0,0)/GRUB/myfile.xpm.gz
NOTE Change the partition and directory according to your system's setup.
-Gooney0
- 10-24-2010 #3
Have you searched enough on Google?
It's all around on web, sire.
- 10-24-2010 #4
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- 10-25-2010 #5
You are not paying enough attention to what he's asking for, background for Boot Menu.
@ Sachin : Seems like you haven't Googled enough to find out this, check this link for changing bootsplash in Grub. It possibly works for any distro with grub.
Customise the GRUB (Legacy) Boot Menu Screen with a Background Picture Ubuntu Genius's Blog


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