Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Tried out emelFM2 (in root, via Personal Launcher) and I was also able to change the boot screens.

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One question though, does anyone know how to change the shutdown image?

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

By default, the shutdown image is the same as the startup logo, qgn_indi_startup_nokia_logo, (this can be changed by messing with the gconf entries located at '/system/systemui/splash/') but a refresh of the gtk icon cache is needed to see this upon shutdown, run (as root): 'gtk-update-icon-cache -f /usr/share/icons/hicolor'

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Thanks qwerty. It's updated to my custom image now.

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

I'm not familiar enough with xterm yet so I used emelfm2 to navigate to the startup image and then moved it to MyDocs then to my computer where I spent awhile editing it. But when I tried to move it back it won't let me. If I replace it, rename it, delete it nothing happens. I thought I could hit the xterm icon in emelfm2 to bring up xterm and type 'sudo gainroot' and that would let me replace the image file, but that still doesn't work. How can I replace '-qgn_indi_nokia_hands.jpg'
in emelfm2?

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Personnaly, i use Filezila for drag and drop from my pc to my tablet its fast and very easy wifi ftw woot

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

I moved it back to my internet tablet. I just have to move it from MyDocs to /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/hildon/ I'm guessing I have to gain root access but I don't know how to do that within emelfm2.

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Bump. Should be a simple answer.

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Open the application manager and install 'rootsh'.

Open a terminal, and type & run 'root' in the terminal. Then type 'run-standalone.sh emelfm2' and it should pop-up, running as root.

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Thanks qwerty, that worked. I already had rootsh installed, I just didn't know how to run a program as root.

Re: How to Customize Boot-up Graphics
 

Speaking of which, someone had a bootup and shutdown screens thread around here. You guys ought to post whatever you're using for those screens. I'd be highly curious to see those, as I'm sure others would.