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The boot image (the picture you see at startup) is held in /System/Library/Core Services/Resources/BootPanel.pdf. To replace it, simply create your own 640x480 PDF file, name it BootPanel.pdf, and save it to that same directory. You may want to make a copy of the existing screen first, of course!
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I could't find this file at the location you mentioned.
apple logo at startup
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there's this program called Imagine BootX... not sure how safe it is, but it'll allow you to change that pic...
here's the program
Change your boot screen
On v10.4.6, that file isn't there for me, either.
Got some resources to add to the mix, though: applications to get it done: Startup Syringe (not certain if it will work on Tiger); Imagine BootX 2; MacBoot (not certain if it will work on Tiger). hard core: ResExcellence tutorial involving hacking of the /System/Library/CoreServices/BootX file. Oh, and check it out: a original rainbow logo boot, and original rainbow Apple boot (both on same page--scroll halfway down), and Clarus oldschool boots. Moof.
Change your boot screen
Can any one plz tell this trick on tiger and leopard...i am unable to see those files at specified locations on both version of OS X.
Change your boot screen
in Mac OS X.6 (Snow Leopard) the Startup Desktop background seems to be at
Change your boot screen
With 10.5 and 10.6 you can do the following if you want to push the settings out manually: |
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