Hi All, I have been doing some digging on this Grub Splashscreen issue. I found what I thought was the answer but it doesn't appear to be. Is SuSE using their own version of GRUB? Anyway, this is what I found: ------------------------------------------- 1. Instructions 1.0 Requirements for GRUB splashimages: 1. xpm.gz file type 2. 640x480 3. 14 colors only 1.1 I have my image, now what? 1. Gzip your xpm file and put it into your /boot/GRUB directory (or to any directory of a /dev/hda1 partition). (do: `gzip myfile.xpm`) 2. Edit your GRUB config file (aka /etc/GRUB.conf) and add this line: splashimage=(hd0,0)/GRUB/myfile.xpm.gz NOTE: Change the partition and directory according to your system's setup. 3. reboot and cross your fingers ------------------------------------------- I noticed that the command here is "splashimage=" and SuSE is "gfxmenu=". This is why I think SuSE is using their own version of GRUB. What format is "message"? I tried changing the format to jpg, png, xpm, and xpm.gz but nothing will open it. Anyone out there know what this file is? Thanks Russ