Where is "Red Hat Linux" image?

[Vincent FONTENEAU]

Hi,

you'll have to download the anaconda and anaconda-images sources rpm and
install the two packages with rpm -ivh ...

then go in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/ and untar the two tarballs.
then in the anaconda-images directory you'll find the splash.png image
which is shown at the boot. you could modify this image with gimp or
whatever.

go back in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/ and remove old .tar.bz2 and create
the new one with modifications in anaconda-images.

Then goes in /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/ and run rpmbuild -ba
anaconda-images.spec to create the new RPM.

At the end go in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/noarch and copy
anaconda-images-X.Y-Z.noarch.rpm in your buildtree architecture.

Then run new buildinstall and tadaaaa

If you want to modify anaconda sources do the same with
anaconda-X.Y.Z.i386.rpm. Off course anaconda-X.Y.src.rpm is not
essential for the images, but i think quickly you're going to modify the
anaconda sources ;op

Hope this help you

Vincent
> Hi,
>
> Before running anaconda at the boot time, there is a "Red Hat Linux"
> image that pops up at the top of the screen. It is after loading
> initrd and vmlinuz.
>
> Where can i find that image? I'm currently customizing RH7.3. Its not
> included in anaconda rpm... Does anyone know?
>
> tkb
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