Est ce que quelqu'un sait comment on change l'image que l'on voit quand au démarrage de l'ordi (la peite pomme avec le truc qui tourne dessous)
Merci.
Merci.
Changer l'image de boot
- Créateur du sujet Zyrol
- Date de début
Tu en trouveras plein sur resExcellence, et en général, il y a un fichier joint qui explique la manip.
Mais on peut la faire soit même sinon ?
Bon j'ai pas encore essayé par contre...
Merci Mac bidouille.
Bon j'ai pas encore essayé par contre...
Tout d'abord voici l'image en question :
qui se trouve ici : System/Library/CoreService/SystemStarter/QuartzDisplay.bundle/Ressources/
Mainteant il suffit tout simplement de changer le fichier par un autre de la même taille ; le mieux étant de travailler sur une copie de l'original.
Merci Mac bidouille.
En gros, ça donne ça...
BootPanel
INSTALLING
1/ BACKUP
Open your Terminal (you can find it in Applications/Utilities/) and type:
cp /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemStarter/QuartzDisplay.bundle/Resources/BootPanel.pdf /
and press Return. Switch to your Finder and open your Harddrive, you will find a file called "BootPanel.pdf" there.
Make a folder "Backup" (or whatever you like) somewhere and place the file inside. Keep it.
2/ REPLACEMENT
As i dont know where you keep you downloads, just open the folder "BootPanel" you downloaded and move the
file "BootPanel.pdf" to your Desktop. Switch back to the Terminal and type:
cd /Users/Your_Username_Here/Desktop/
(be sure to exchange "Your_Username_Here" to your Username) and press Return. Now you navigated with the
Terminal to your private Desktop. To move the new file into the System, type:
sudo mv BootPanel.pdf /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemStarter/QuartzDisplay.bundle/Resources/
You will be asked for a Password; type in your Userpassword (you must be Admin to have the rights) and press Return.
Type "exit" (without quotations) and leave the Terminal
The new Bootpanel is placed now; Restart to use/see it.
Enjoy.
If you have any questions, contact http://www.monochrom.de.vu.
BootPanel
INSTALLING
1/ BACKUP
Open your Terminal (you can find it in Applications/Utilities/) and type:
cp /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemStarter/QuartzDisplay.bundle/Resources/BootPanel.pdf /
and press Return. Switch to your Finder and open your Harddrive, you will find a file called "BootPanel.pdf" there.
Make a folder "Backup" (or whatever you like) somewhere and place the file inside. Keep it.
2/ REPLACEMENT
As i dont know where you keep you downloads, just open the folder "BootPanel" you downloaded and move the
file "BootPanel.pdf" to your Desktop. Switch back to the Terminal and type:
cd /Users/Your_Username_Here/Desktop/
(be sure to exchange "Your_Username_Here" to your Username) and press Return. Now you navigated with the
Terminal to your private Desktop. To move the new file into the System, type:
sudo mv BootPanel.pdf /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemStarter/QuartzDisplay.bundle/Resources/
You will be asked for a Password; type in your Userpassword (you must be Admin to have the rights) and press Return.
Type "exit" (without quotations) and leave the Terminal
The new Bootpanel is placed now; Restart to use/see it.
Enjoy.
If you have any questions, contact http://www.monochrom.de.vu.
Pfffffff ! mais ça sert à quoi de changer un logo kon voit 30 sec ?? D'ailleurs, moi, ça me concerne encore moins : j'éteins jamais, je fais suspendre l'activité...
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