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Originally Posted by hxka View Post
With help of raandoom, I created a script what can easily change boot logo and background color directly from N900.
Usage:
logo.sh [ -h ] [ -l logo ] [ -c color ]
-h: shows this help.
-l: flashes an boot logo. File must be 16bit BMP. (Example of saving in GIMP)
-c: set backgroud boot color.
Color must be in framebuffer 16bit format.
It consists of two bytes: RRRR RGGG GGGB BBBB, where RRRRR, GGGGGG, and BBBBB — values of red, green and blue colors.
And these bytes must be swapped because of little-endianness.
So, for example, if you want to code red color, it will be 1111100000000000 = 00F8, blue will be 1F00 and green will be E007.
Result:

Here the link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4105928/logo.sh
It should support all of RX-51 revisions, but if something would go wrong, you can always use Cold Flashing.
Thanks raandoom, Xlab and tz1.
I just tried your script, but I always get
Code:
wrong height, must be 72.
for my *.bmp
It's definetely 72 px high, I tried with Pixelformer, Photoshop and Gimp...

Any ideas what's the issue here?

Regards,

J4ZZ