On Sunday 31 December 2006 08:15, Joe Morris (NTM) wrote:
Basil Chupin wrote:
BTW, that fix mentioned in the link you gave mentions that the new file *must* be a jpeg file. However, the Marching Penguins is an animated picture which means that it is not a jpeg - unless what I read about jpegs is wrong. So how can I put my own animated pix as the boot piccy?
I can't really answer your question directly, but the background is pback.jpg, an 800x600 jpeg picture. How Steffan got the animation on it I really don't know (and doubt I could read the sources to understand not being a programmer).
On the opensuse-factory list, Steffen explained the process for disabling or modifying the screen. The /boot/message file in an archive with the graphics etc. # mkdir foo - creates a working directory # cd foo # cpio -i </boot/message - extract the files from the message archive. Have a look at the directory, you should see about 18 files. # edit something - the gfxboot.cfg file contains the parameter that decides how often the screen is shown. # find | cpio -o >/boot/message - find all files in the working directory and create a new /boot/message archive from them. I haven't tried to change the graphics, but panim.jpg contains the various penguin figues for animation, pback.jpg is the background etc. Should be straightforward (if you have any drawing skill!) Cheers Pete -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org