===== H2OLRT™ (Logo Replacement Tool) ===== ---- The H2OLRT (**L**ogo **R**eplacement **T**ool) generates a BIOS file that contains the desired Boot Logo instead of the TQ Logo. \\ ==== Supported Operating Systems ==== * EFI Shell * DOS \\ ==== Supported logo formats ==== * JPEG * PCX * TGA * BMP * GIF ==== Arguments description ==== ^ **Variable** ^ **Description** ^ | | BIOS file in which the logo should be replaced | | | Path and name of the replacement picture | | | Default index, where the picture must be stored.\\ MOD_NAME = **LOGO_INDEX**| | | **0** = keep original image's format and dimension. \\ **1** [default] = auto convert the image's format and dimension. | | | path and name of the generated BIOS file |\\ \\ ==== Replace Logo ==== * [[#tab-pre-lrt-efi|EFI Shell]] * [[#tab-pre-lrt-dos|DOS]] === Flash UEFI Firmware using the EFI Shell === 1. Unzip BIOS-Tools ZIP file and copy the following to the USB stick: |--- H2OLRT-Sx64.efi |--- BIOS_IMAGE_NAME_BIOS_IMAGE_VERSION.bin |--- Logo.bmp 2. Insert the prepared USB Stick to a Starterkit USB port\\ 3. Boot up the system and navigate into the EFI Shell (Boot Manager > Internal EFI Shell)\\ 4. After starting the EFI Shell switch path to the USB stick by typing ''fs0:''.This depends on the amount of conected mass storage devices; with command ''ls'' you can check the content of the path.\\ 5. The following command examples shows how to use the H2OLRT Tool. Shell> H2OLRT-Sx64.efi -replogo:BIOS_IMAGE_NAME_BIOS_IMAGE_VERSION.bin -logopath:Logo.bmp -logoindex:LOGO_INDEX -logoconvert:0 -out:BIOS_IMAGE_NAME_BIOS_IMAGE_VERSION_with_Logo.bin === Flash UEFI Firmware using Windows === 1. Boot up the system and run Command Prompt as administrator\\ 2. Switch path to the InsydeH2OLRT_x86_DOS_* folder.\\ 3. The following command examples shows how to use the H2OLRT Tool > H2OLRT-D.exe -replogo:BIOS_IMAGE_NAME_BIOS_IMAGE_VERSION.bin -logopath:Logo.bmp -logoindex:LOGO_INDEX -logoconvert:0 -out:BIOS_IMAGE_NAME_BIOS_IMAGE_VERSION_with_Logo.bin A description of all possible functions can be found in the documentation provided with the BIOS tools.