Sn0wzy
Enthusiast
DISCLAIMER:
Failing to follow this guide word for word may result in you bricking your device. If you want to attempt this guide, remember to double check what you are doing to ensure you have followed the steps correctly. I am not responsible for any damage YOU may inflict on YOUR devices.
You will all know by now that it is possible to change your bootlogo on any jailbroken iDevice by installing a tweak. In effect, when you are booting up your phone, the device is loading its operating system. The moment you will see your custom bootlogo appear is essentially when SpringBoard launches along with your tweaks.
We will be swapping the initial bootlogo, the white or black apple you see when you boot up your phone by something called a DClr_Override. So on a black or space gray device you will get a white bootlogo. On a white, silver or gold device you will get a black bootlogo. For a more detailed and in-depth explanation click HERE.
Compatible Devices:
Now onto the guide.
1) You must be jailbroken. This can be an on any firmware you like.
2) Install OpenSSH from Cydia, you may find this on the default repos.
3) SSH into your device, I recommend using iFunbox to access the command line
4) Once on the command line, sign into root and copy and enter the follow sting if you want to get the WHITE bootlogo.
Copy and enter the following string if you want to get the BLACK bootlogo.
Now reboot your device and go show off your new bootlogo!
Notes (Important):
Failing to follow this guide word for word may result in you bricking your device. If you want to attempt this guide, remember to double check what you are doing to ensure you have followed the steps correctly. I am not responsible for any damage YOU may inflict on YOUR devices.
You will all know by now that it is possible to change your bootlogo on any jailbroken iDevice by installing a tweak. In effect, when you are booting up your phone, the device is loading its operating system. The moment you will see your custom bootlogo appear is essentially when SpringBoard launches along with your tweaks.
We will be swapping the initial bootlogo, the white or black apple you see when you boot up your phone by something called a DClr_Override. So on a black or space gray device you will get a white bootlogo. On a white, silver or gold device you will get a black bootlogo. For a more detailed and in-depth explanation click HERE.
Compatible Devices:
- iPhone 5
- iPhone 5S
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPad Mini 2
- iPad Air
- iPad Air 2
Now onto the guide.
1) You must be jailbroken. This can be an on any firmware you like.
2) Install OpenSSH from Cydia, you may find this on the default repos.
3) SSH into your device, I recommend using iFunbox to access the command line
4) Once on the command line, sign into root and copy and enter the follow sting if you want to get the WHITE bootlogo.
Code:
nvram DClr_override=00020000D8D9D700E3E4E10000000000
Code:
nvram DClr_override=000200009B9899003C3B3B0000000000
Notes (Important):
- To revert back to the stock bootlogo simply type the following into the command line:
Code:
nvram -d DClr_override
- You will be able to keep this bootlogo even if you are not jailbroken, again, since this is hardcoded into iBoot.
- You could follow this guide without using a computer by accessing the command line with mobileterminal. However, I highly recommend not doing so to avoid typos.
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