Originally Posted by kojitabe

Will this method brick my phone if i fail?
Wish someone post the tutorial on youtube,so it will be more clear for me.
Why you don't post this on development forum?
Thanks

You should be fine even if you screw it up badly, as long as you type the the right fastboot command. don't try to flash this over system or something. even if it does go wrong, your logo would just be bad, and you could flash the default one that is included in all the fxz downloads floating around. this is a very simple tweak, so there is not much risk. worst case, you flash back to stock with the fxz and you are totally normal, but I see no reason that would have to happen. the development forum is more for advanced stuff like rom development

Finally got around to trying this looks awesome..... I got the boot animation where Andy zaps the apple fits perfect.....

Originally Posted by lkrasner

I asked this here yesterday and got some good responces, so thank you, I then figured out how to do it, and was shocked at how easy it was. This is the logo I set now.
here is the bin file to flash if you like mine: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yye2cnbezuwwxcu/logo.bin Below are the steps to create your own super easily. If anyone does not have photoshop, feel free to pm me your image and i'll do the tweaks so you can flash it.

1. create a 540X540 image
2. merge into 1 layer
3. go to the channel mixer (image > adjustments > channel mixer)
4.select red output channel and change the red value to 0 and the blue value to 100
5. select the blue channel and change red to 100 and blue to 0
6. hit OK, note that the colors will look weird now, but will show correctly on the phone
7. save image with .raw extension
8. rename the output file to logo.bin
9. to make things easier, move it to the same folder as fastboot so that you will not have to type directory names, or you can type out the whole directory.
10. turn off your phone and turn on while holding both volume buttons, chose AP fastboot
11. open a command window in the same folder as fastboot and type

fastboot flash logo.bin logo.bin

it will take a second or two, then when it succeeds, reboot to see your new logo!

will this remove Rethink possible logo which comes after dipping M logo.

no. that is the boot animation. this only gets rid of the boot logo which is the solid m. you can easily change the animation.

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Originally Posted by lkrasner

I asked this here yesterday and got some good responces, so thank you, I then figured out how to do it, and was shocked at how easy it was. This is the logo I set now.
here is the bin file to flash if you like mine: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yye2cnbezuwwxcu/logo.bin Below are the steps to create your own super easily. If anyone does not have photoshop, feel free to pm me your image and i'll do the tweaks so you can flash it.

1. create a 540X540 image
2. merge into 1 layer
3. go to the channel mixer (image > adjustments > channel mixer)
4.select red output channel and change the red value to 0 and the blue value to 100
5. select the blue channel and change red to 100 and blue to 0
6. hit OK, note that the colors will look weird now, but will show correctly on the phone
7. save image with .raw extension
8. rename the output file to logo.bin
9. to make things easier, move it to the same folder as fastboot so that you will not have to type directory names, or you can type out the whole directory.
10. turn off your phone and turn on while holding both volume buttons, chose AP fastboot
11. open a command window in the same folder as fastboot and type

fastboot flash logo.bin logo.bin

it will take a second or two, then when it succeeds, reboot to see your new logo!

, i did the the other steps though
can you explain step 9.. i dont get it

Originally Posted by hotboyray

, i did the the other steps though
can you explain step 9.. i dont get it

If you put the file in the same folder as fastboot you can just type in the filename instead of typing out a long path to another folder.

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Originally Posted by Scottyfer

If you put the file in the same folder as fastboot you can just type in the filename instead of typing out a long path to another folder.

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Im not sure where the fastboot folder is located... also i dont get what im supposed to be typing in

Thanks op.

Originally Posted by hotboyray

Im not sure where the fastboot folder is located... also i dont get what im supposed to be typing in

*facepalm*

You should know, its your computer.

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Well I'm sorry I don't know...

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Originally Posted by Scottyfer

If you put the file in the same folder as fastboot you can just type in the filename instead of typing out a long path to another folder.

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ok i found the folder, i dont get what to do now... i have my device in fastboot mode... i just dont know what to do now

Originally Posted by hotboyray

Well I'm sorry I don't know...

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ok i found the folder, i dont get what to do now... i have my device in fastboot mode... i just dont know what to do now

You are simply flashing it with fastboot. If you are gonna do this stuff, I would recommend you get familiar with fastboot and working with command line in general.

Anyways, just open a command prompt window in the same folder as fastboot and type fastboot flash logo.bin "name of your image.bin"