The credit for this guide goes to @1chrome, who made the guide for the Moto G4/G4+. Everything is basically the same, aside from the position of the N/A.
The problem - When we unlock our bootloaders and install TWRP, the Moto boot logo is replaced with a black screen that says N/A. Now, thanks to @mikaleee, we have a template to create custom bootlogo images. Unfortunately, even though we can replace the plain black bootlogo, whatever image we replace it with will still have the N/A overlay show up. However, depending on the image used, or your creativity, you can use white/light images to hide the N/A.
On the attached template, there is a black block to illustrate where the N/A will show up on an image. Again, depending on the background of the image used, or your creativity, you will be able to hide the N/A with lighter colors.
I have attached pictures to illustrate.
What you’ll need to create your own bootlogo:
1. Windows PC
2. Moto Bootlogo Maker from here (all credits to @caitsith2) and @xpmule (12/18/17 UPDATED LINK TO CORRECT VERSION OF MOTOBOOTLOGOMAKER)
3. Your desired image (in 720 x 1280 px resolution, PNG/JPG)
4. MotoE4-BootLogo.bin I've created for reference (Attached below. Unzip before using)
Procedure:
1. Open Moto Bootlogo Maker
2. Go to File > Open > Select MotoE4-BootLogo.bin
3. Once loaded, ensure that the Motorola device is listed as Custom and the resolution is set to 720 x 1280.
4. Replace the following entries with your custom image. You can either double click or select replace.
* logo_boot
* logo_unlocked
* yellow
* red
* orange
5. When done, select File>Save As. This will create a flashable zip that you can install with TWRP.
I’ve also attached a custom bootlogo, but it will display the N/A as I’ve not had time to find other images to play with. However, it may be a nice replacement until you create your own.
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The problem - When we unlock our bootloaders and install TWRP, the Moto boot logo is replaced with a black screen that says N/A. Now, thanks to @mikaleee, we have a template to create custom bootlogo images. Unfortunately, even though we can replace the plain black bootlogo, whatever image we replace it with will still have the N/A overlay show up. However, depending on the image used, or your creativity, you can use white/light images to hide the N/A.
On the attached template, there is a black block to illustrate where the N/A will show up on an image. Again, depending on the background of the image used, or your creativity, you will be able to hide the N/A with lighter colors.
I have attached pictures to illustrate.
What you’ll need to create your own bootlogo:
1. Windows PC
2. Moto Bootlogo Maker from here (all credits to @caitsith2) and @xpmule (12/18/17 UPDATED LINK TO CORRECT VERSION OF MOTOBOOTLOGOMAKER)
3. Your desired image (in 720 x 1280 px resolution, PNG/JPG)
4. MotoE4-BootLogo.bin I've created for reference (Attached below. Unzip before using)
Procedure:
1. Open Moto Bootlogo Maker
2. Go to File > Open > Select MotoE4-BootLogo.bin
3. Once loaded, ensure that the Motorola device is listed as Custom and the resolution is set to 720 x 1280.
4. Replace the following entries with your custom image. You can either double click or select replace.
* logo_boot
* logo_unlocked
* yellow
* red
* orange
5. When done, select File>Save As. This will create a flashable zip that you can install with TWRP.
I’ve also attached a custom bootlogo, but it will display the N/A as I’ve not had time to find other images to play with. However, it may be a nice replacement until you create your own.
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