Regarding creating a GRUB background image, I saw a netizen mention:
In Linux, just one command does it
convert -resize 640x480 -colors 14 orgname.jpg bootimg.xpm
Actually, there is a Windows version of convert, see the attachment.
Under Windows, the usage is:
Extract the convert tool from the attachment to any directory, enter the directory where convert is located in the command line, and then enter the command in the following format to complete the conversion in one go:
convert abc.jpg -colors 14 -geometry 640x480! abc.xpm
After conversion, you can compress it into gz format using gzip or wingzip.
Original and effect images in xpm format:
http://www.namipan.com/d/hoo.xpm.rar/59aee50a6a848ec22e534e0ede12265a2531746571d30000
Convert tool:
http://www.namipan.com/d/convert.7z/2f08ae6b2a5e6bb43ea5c44724db8d023edf9adb26611300
[ Last edited by lcsteel on 2008-5-21 at 11:39 PM ]
In Linux, just one command does it
convert -resize 640x480 -colors 14 orgname.jpg bootimg.xpm
Actually, there is a Windows version of convert, see the attachment.
Under Windows, the usage is:
Extract the convert tool from the attachment to any directory, enter the directory where convert is located in the command line, and then enter the command in the following format to complete the conversion in one go:
convert abc.jpg -colors 14 -geometry 640x480! abc.xpm
After conversion, you can compress it into gz format using gzip or wingzip.
Original and effect images in xpm format:
http://www.namipan.com/d/hoo.xpm.rar/59aee50a6a848ec22e534e0ede12265a2531746571d30000
Convert tool:
http://www.namipan.com/d/convert.7z/2f08ae6b2a5e6bb43ea5c44724db8d023edf9adb26611300
[ Last edited by lcsteel on 2008-5-21 at 11:39 PM ]
