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Welcome to MMI...Gimp is an image editor, kind of like a free version of Photoshop. So you can use Gimp to make your own boot logo. I made my logos in Photoshop. If you have a Mac like I do, you have to re-pwn in Expert Mode to get the boot logos to show up. You can't just replace them in Finder, as I believe they're embedded somewhere deep in the booting process.
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