anyone know a way to modify (and burn) a BIOS file in Linux, containing a new BIOS boot image? my existing i-opener setup (slackware10.1, 40gHDD) is begging me to get rid of the 'netpliance i-opener' BIOS boot splash, and put something else in there .. any BIOS hackers know the appropriate patch to replace it?
OMG, my memory has a few loose chips... but, I Swear.. its here Somewhere! perhaps, search the Old section.. it was Early on I believe.. try to get Jacks attention, I'm sure he could point it out! good luck!
You can use cbrom.exe in a DOS Shell to remove the logo from any Award BIOS image, and then flash the updated image.
If you want your own boot logo, you'll need a bitmap convertor.. I think it was called BMP2EPA or something like that. Lots of info in the old TechRef archives.
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