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Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:48:07Z

Cwgtex: /* NOTES */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:'''===

'''In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.'''

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:35:37Z

Cwgtex:

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:''' In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:35:00Z

Cwgtex:

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:''' In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:34:29Z

Cwgtex:

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:''' In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:34:01Z

Cwgtex:

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:''' In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

===In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png.===
===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:31:39Z

Cwgtex: /* NOTES: */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:''' In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png. In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory. Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

===In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png.===
===In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png.===
===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T23:28:25Z

Cwgtex: /* Replacing the Files using Linux Commands */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:'''===

===In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png.===
===In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png.===
===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''

Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T03:07:38Z

Cwgtex: /* NOTES */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:'''===

===In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png.===
===In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png.===
===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T03:06:40Z

Cwgtex: /* NOTES */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTES:'''===
===In webOS 1.x the boot images are named ''palm''-logo.png and ''palm''-logo-bright.png.===
===In webOS 2.x and 3.x, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png.===
===The Pre 3 uses slightly larger images located in the /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/1.5/ directory.===
===Make the necessary adjustments to file paths in your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T03:01:13Z

Cwgtex: /* Replacing the Files using Linux Commands */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTE:''' In webOS 2.x and 3.X, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. Be sure to make the necessary adjustments to your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''4. Restart Luna to take effect'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo. You can do this with Preware, WOSQI, through a power menu patch, or from the command line.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-23T01:23:28Z

Cwgtex: /* Replacing the Files using Linux Commands */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTE:''' In webOS 2.x and 3.X, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. Be sure to make the necessary adjustments to your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''1. Backup existing images'''

Plug your device into your computer and select 'just charge'. Gain root access to the device (novaterm, ssh, WOSQI, etc.) and backup the original files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo.png
cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png /media/internal/bootlogo/orig-hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: This step is optional, these files are available below, and can also be obtained from the webOS doctor.

'''2. Copy new images to USB drive'''

Select USB drive from the device to gain normal access to the USB drive. Copy and paste the images you want to use to the ''bootlogo'' directory. Make sure to name them 'hp-logo.png' and 'hp-logo-bright.png'. Safely eject the device from your computer, but leave it plugged in (in 'just charging' mode).

'''3. Replace boot images'''

Gain root access to the device again and copy the new images into place.
<pre><nowiki>
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo.png
cp /media/internal/bootlogo/hp-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/hp-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>
Note: On the Pre 3, larger

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-22T23:33:07Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTE:''' In webOS 2.x and 3.X, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. Be sure to make the necessary adjustments to your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

(note: second set are the scaled up images from the Pre 3)

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

File:1.5-hp-logo-bright.png

2011-09-22T23:29:49Z

Cwgtex:

File:1.5-hp-logo.png

2011-09-22T23:29:23Z

Cwgtex:

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-12T06:01:53Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTE:''' In webOS 2.x and 3.X, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. Be sure to make the necessary adjustments to your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-09-12T06:00:47Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

==='''NOTE:''' In webOS 2.x and 3.X, the boot images are named ''hp''-logo.png and ''hp''-logo-bright.png. Be sure to make the necessary adjustments to your commands when following the steps below.===

== Replacing the Files using Internalz==

# Install Internalz (by Canuck Software) from Preware or WOSQI. 
# Turn on "Master Mode" in the preferences menu of Internalz. (You can bork your phone messing around with this mode, so don't wander from the path. Pay attention to the pop-up warning when you enable Master Mode.) 
# Place your desired boot images in your phone's USB partition and name them '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. 
# Navigate to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/'' and find '''palm-logo.png''' and '''palm-logo-bright.png'''. Rename them by adding ".orig" (without the quotes) to the end of the file name. (Example: palm-logo-bright.png.orig) You rename a file in Internalz by tapping the file, selecting "Info" from the menu, and then editing the name at the top of the screen. 
# Navigate back to the folder where you placed your new images and copy each one individually to ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images/''. 
# Restart luna and see your new boot logo.

== Replacing the Files using Linux Commands==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' webOS Theme

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Webos-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Webos-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Simple Tux

'''Author:''' mhous33

[[Image:Tux-hp-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Tux-hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

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[[Category:Application]]
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= What is the Meta Doctor? =

The Webos Internals Meta Doctor is a Makefile which can modify a copy of the Palm webOS Doctor to bypass the "First Use" application and allow the phone to run without having been activated on a cell network. It accomplishes this by reaching into Palm's distributed Doctor JAR file and making changes to it. It can prevent the first use app from running, as well as applying other tweaks to the OS.

'''Documentation for the features that the MetaDoctor offers is at the top of the Makefile (you find out where that is later).'''

= Step 1: Setting up Meta-Doctor=

== Windows ==

Windows users can use [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] to run the Meta-Doctor.

Simply install Cygwin, and make sure you include the following additional packages:

# Python
# Make
# Patch
# Git
# Zip
# Unzip
# wget

(use View "Full" to find these specific packages more easily)

You can download an illustrated installation guide for Cygwin and the appropriate packages from [http://forums.precentral.net/attachments/palm-pre/56225d1299460428-sprint-webos-2-1-0-upgrade-simplified-install_cygwin_v1.2.pdf here].

# Go to Start>Programs>Cygwin>Cygwin Bash Shell to open a terminal
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com.
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory that was created by the git clone command. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Linux ==

# Open terminal from the ( Applications > Accessories ) menu.
# Update your package lists and install git and Java runtime. Type: <pre>sudo apt-get update</pre><pre>sudo apt-get install git</pre><pre>sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre</pre> If the java install fails, look for support on the Java website [http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp here]. If you receive an error about git, repeat the command using git-core instead.
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software: [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/2.1.0.519/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.64_i386.deb 32-bit] or [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/2.1.0.519/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.64_amd64.deb 64-bit]. If you have trouble installing, you can find more information [https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/develop/sdk_pdk_download.html#c28522 here].
# Download the meta-doctor scripts using git. Type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory. <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Create a downloads directory. Type: <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Mac OS X 10.6 ==

#Install MacPorts first, which will allow us to easily install the necessary packages for MetaDoctor. [http://www.macports.org/install.php]. Please note that MacPorts requires Apple's Xcode Developer Tools (version 3.2.1 or later for Snow Leopard, 3.1.4 or later for Leopard, or 2.5 for Tiger), found at the [http://connect.apple.com/ Apple Developer Connection site] or on your Mac OS X installation CDs/DVD.
#Install md5sum: <pre>sudo port install md5sha1sum</pre>
#Install gnutar: <pre>sudo port install gnutar</pre>
#Install git: <pre>sudo port install git-core</pre>
#Install wget: <pre>sudo port install wget</pre>
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
#Install patch: <pre>sudo port install gpatch</pre>
#If you do not have Java installed, do so. To install Java, click on the "Apple" icon and select "Software Update." This will automatically update you to the latest version of Java if necessary, as Apple supplies their own version of Java. Further instructions can be found [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338?viewlocale=en_US here].
#Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. The Mac OS X SDK is located [http://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.4.5.465/sdkBinaries/Palm_webOS_SDK.1.4.5.465.dmg here].
#Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 6 above.<pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
#Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

==Using a Virtual Machine==

'''Note that some people have trouble connecting to their device over USB from a virtual machine. If you experience this problem in VirtualBox, make sure you have the VM extension pack (PUEL) from the VirtualBox download page [http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads here].'''

If you do not have a Linux system, you will need to run the meta-doctor in a virtual machine. For windows users there are two options. For Mac users, follow option 1.

===Running in VMware or VirtualBox===

# Download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu].
# Download a virtual machine program, either vmware or virtualbox. A virtual machine is simply a program that allows you to piggyback a second operating system on top of your native OS without dual booting or actually having a Linux machine.
#: I ended up using VirtualBox instead, because I found the VMware to be very confusing on what to actually download. The Virtual box website is very simple and straight forward. Here is a link for the virtualbox download for Windows: [http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.10/VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win.exe VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win]
# Now install virtualbox just like you would install any other application, nothing fancy here.
# Start up virtualbox and follow either of these instructions to install Ubuntu
## http://www.helpdeskgeek.com/linux-tips/how-to-install-ubuntu-in-virtualbox/
## http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

===Using WUBI===

Windows users have another option to avoid using a virtual machine. They can use the meta doctor without harming your current installation of windows using simple Ubuntu installer called WUBI. Also no need for moding any partitions or installing any boot loaders. It will just appear as program in your installed software list and when you do not want it anymore simply uninstall it while in windows through Control Panel. It is easy and there is no virtual machine headaches of trying to configure USB, Network and File sharing with host computer... To access it you just reboot and choose Ubuntu from dual boot screen.

# download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu 10.10]
# burn that file to a cd or mount to virtual drive
# Run cd in windows (the wubi.exe file inside the disk, it also comes up in auto run)
# Click on '''Install Inside windows'''.
#: This will install Ubuntu while running Windows without the need of making a partition I would recomand making the install image the full recommended 30 gigs if you have the hard drive space and think you are interested in actually using the Ubuntu OS, otherwise the minimum recommended by Wubi should be just fine.
# Restart your computer and you can dual boot to Windows or Ubuntu

The nice thing about this is that it will allow you to uninstall Ubuntu right from Windows as if it was never there and remove the dual boot, not to mention the fact you do not need to partition your drive.

If you are still wondering what Wubi is the fallowing link should explain it to you better.
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide Wubi Guide]

'''Note:'''
this will only work with the cd image found at the Ubuntu Download link. The dvd image of 9.04/9.10 is a live cd/installer and does not have the option to install inside windows using Wubi

= Step 2: Running the webOS Doctor=

Note that if you are following a procedure on another wiki page which only requires the installation of the MetaDoctor and then tells you to return to that other page, then this is the place at which you should return.

'''If you intend to enable WIFI Profiles, you must copy a file off of the phone before doctoring. See the section below on enabling wifi profiles.'''

# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory in the terminal
# Download the latest webosdoctor file using the download paths found at [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Webos Doctor Versions] .The wr version is the French,German,Irish,Spanish and UK GSM version. An example (i.e. will not work, you need to look for the latest URL) download command would be: <pre>cd downloads</pre><pre>wget http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar</pre>
# Rename the file that you download to include the version number for future reference (examples: webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar, webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.1.3.jar, or webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.1.jar). An example (i.e. will not work, you need to work out the filename based on the URL you used to download it) command to do that would be:<pre>mv webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.1.jar</pre>
# If you would like Meta-Doctor to apply patches to webOS in order to add or change functionality from the factory install, open the Makefile with your favorite text editor and uncomment (remove the leading # characters from) the options you would like to use.
# Before doing the next step, make sure you change back into the meta-doctor directory first. All the following commands must be run from the meta-doctor directory.
# Type one of the following:
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixi all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-bellmo</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-telcel</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-att</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-att</pre>
#: depending on the carrier in question.
'''Note ''': use make DEVICE=palm_smartphone_type all-wr for O2 Germany, UK and Ireland / Movistar Spain / SFR France

This should begin a process within the terminal that should take 10 minutes max.

=== Error conditions ===

If an error message appears with unknown in a file name, check the file rename in step 8 above.

=== If the build fails ===

If the make command fails, you can use <pre>make clobber</pre> to clean up the build directory. After this you can re-run the command.

The updated doctor version has the same name as the original, but is in a new folder: ''meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.3.5.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar''.

If you are running in Ubuntu or Cygwin, you can just run the new jar file now.

If you are running Ubuntu using VM, you will need to copy the new jar out of the VM into your live desktop to run the jar in your native OS.

CD to the folder where your new jar file is, and type something like:

java -jar webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar

If you were using a VM or some other virtual method, you will need to copy the jar file out to your main operating system before running it.

''Windows host:''

[http://ubuntuexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/sharing-folders-between-host-and-guest-os-in-virtualbox/ VirtualBox folder Sharing]

[http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-share-folders-with-your-ubuntu-virtual-machine-guest/ VMWare folder Sharing]

''Mac OSX host:''

[http://davidherron.com/blog/topics/628-virtualbox-running-ubuntu-accessing-host-file-system-mac-os-x VirtualBox folder Sharing]

: ''NOTE: this only applies to WUBI Users''
You should be able to run the JAR as if you had Linux installed natively because in a sense you do (as long as Java is installed and you run the Jar using Java) but if you rather run it in windows

Using terminal the following command in a Wubi installation of Ubuntu will copy the JAR file to the host Windows OS :<pre>cp /meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.2.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar /host/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar</pre>
This will place the Jar either in your Windows C:\ drive or whatever drive you installed Wubi to.

== Once the Doctor is running ==

# Select your language
# Accept the license agreement
# Connect your Pre to your PC via USB and select "Next" when it becomes available

After completion the device will reboot and present you with the activation set-up.

If your PC does not recognize your Pre and you cannot go past step 3 above, try the following steps:

# With the USB cable connected, completely power off the Pre (hold down the power button until the option to power off appears)
# Hold down the Up button on the volume rocker
# While holding the Up button, power on the Pre
# "Next" should now be enabled - proceed with the recovery
{{tux|Tux_with_Pre.png|float:right;}}
The above steps will put the Pre into bootloader recovery mode and should allow the PC to recognize your device and proceed with the restore. In this mode the screen will display a giant USB logo instead of the usual Palm startup logo.

When the process finishes, the Pre will reboot and your new modified image will have been installed.

----

After the doctor completes, you will need to run the "First Run" application. To do this, you will need an active internet connection. Either WiFi or Cellular. If you do not have WiFi and cannot connect to the Palm Profile servers, you might have a problem with your programming. This Meta Doctor (or webOS Doctor in general) could possibly erase the modem's programming. To resolve you will need to perform the following steps:

'''Note:''' This has only been confirmed to resolve Sprint CDMA issues, YMMV.

'''Note 2:''' You should try to update your profile first. Open the phone app, open the App Menu and select ''Preferences'' then select ''Update Network Settings''. If you get an error, then procede with these instructions.
*'''1.''' Open the Phone App.
*'''2.''' Enter ''##MSL#'' (MSL= 6 digit lock code. Get this from Sprint.)
*'''3.''' Verify your MDN and MSID are incorrect. If they are incorrect, continue. If they are correct, this is not your problem and you should not continue.
*'''4.''' Select ''Edit''.
*'''5.''' Select the first box (MDN) and enter your 10-digit cellular number.
*'''6.''' Select the second box (MSID) and enter your 10-digit MSID (Get this from Sprint).
*'''7.''' Select ''Save''.
*'''8.''' Backswipe out of the the view.
*'''9.''' You should now be able to open complete '''Note 2''' above without any errors.

You should now be able to run the ''First Use'' application without any problems.

=If the Doctor will not run=
Go [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/How_To_Recover here] if you have further problems connecting your Pre to the running Meta'ed Doctor.

=Miscellaneous=
Clarification for Linux beginners on where to place the prefsDB.sl file, per instructions in the makefile.
Steps:
1. Open makefile using a text editor (like WordPad) and use the instructions there to retrieve your prefsDB.sl file from your device. Save it somewhere convenient on your host machine (aka, computer).
2. Navigate to the meta-doctor directory and create the config directory: mkdir -p config
3. Rename your prefsDB.sl file to com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl
4. Put com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl in the config directory.
5. Continue following instructions in the makefile.

==How to enable WIFI profiles==
To enable wifi profiles it is necessary to copy your wifi profile file off of your phone and place this in a directory, as well as enable the wifi profile option in the makefile.

# Move to the meta-doctor directory (cd meta-doctor)
# Create a "config" folder in the meta-doctor directory (mkdir config)
# Copy the prefsDB.sl file off of your phone from the var/preferences/com.palm.wifi/ and into the "config" directory that you just created.
# Rename this file "com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl" without the quotes
# Open the makefile (which is in the meta-doctor directory) and remove the "#" from the line "# INSTALL_WIFI_PROFILES = 1". Save the makefile.
# Build the custom doctor by running the script, or otherwise building it.

On launch of the new doctor your wifi profile should automatically connect, but '''only if''' you had previously connected to the WIFI network you are trying to use.

See these links for more information: [http://forums.precentral.net/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-27.html#post2882495 Post 1], [http://discussion.treocentral.com/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-43.html#post2884415 Post 2].

==How to change a provider's DB-entry so 3G data can be used on the Pre==

[http://forums.precentral.net/gsm-pre/211728-modifying-webos-carrier-network-settings.html#post2002079 This post] and [http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/209222-few-questions-about-german-palm-pre-6.html this thread] describe various ways to adjust the provider's data base in the Pre, so the 3G datacom works on non-supported networks. webOS 1.3.1 allows setting of the providers data directly from the activation screen for providers that are present in the DB. Some report that they are not able to do that and that they cannot get 3G datacom working on 1.3.1

== Problems with Novacom ==
If you are Running a new Distro, like Archlinux, you could run into problem with novacom while trying to connect your pre. Running novacomd on the command line could provide further information. This may be a problem with libusb. Get a older version like described in [http://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4233&start=0 this thread].

== How to Install webOS 2.x on "unoffical" Devices==
With the release of the O2-DE webOS Doctor, efforts have been made to apply the techniques of MetaDoctor and create a custom doctor to apply 2.1.0 to devices that it was not been officially released for. For those not faint of heart, a step-by-step can be found at the following: [[WebOS 2 Upgrade]]

== Cygwin Note (unconfirmed) ==

Do not do this unless you experience the problem it is said to solve.

I used a WinXP box with cygwin and everything worked fine, except I had to add the switch --no-same-owner in line 802 of the Makefile. That's because I'm as root in cygwin and without this switch the tar-command failed.

Code:
mkdir -p build/${PATIENT}/webOS
${TAR} --no-same-owner -C build/${PATIENT}/webOS \
-f build/${PATIENT}/resources/webOS.tar \
-x ./${CUSTIMAGEOLD}.rootfs.tar.gz ./${INSTIMAGEOLD}.uImage ./${BOOTLOADEROLD}.bin ./${CODENAMEOLD}.xml ./installer.xml

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Cwgtex: /* Linux */

[[Category:Application]]
This page is currently available in four languages:
:[[Image:Australia.png]] [[Image:USA.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor]]
:[[Image:France.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-FR]]
:[[Image:Germany.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-DE]]
:[[Image:Mexico.png]] [[Image:Spain.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-ES]]

= What is the Meta Doctor? =

The Webos Internals Meta Doctor is a Makefile which can modify a copy of the Palm webOS Doctor to bypass the "First Use" application and allow the phone to run without having been activated on a cell network. It accomplishes this by reaching into Palm's distributed Doctor JAR file and making changes to it. It can prevent the first use app from running, as well as applying other tweaks to the OS.

'''Documentation for the features that the MetaDoctor offers is at the top of the Makefile (you find out where that is later).'''

= Step 1: Setting up Meta-Doctor=

== Windows ==

Windows users can use [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] to run the Meta-Doctor.

Simply install Cygwin, and make sure you include the following additional packages:

# Python
# Make
# Patch
# Git
# Zip
# Unzip
# wget

(use View "Full" to find these specific packages more easily)

You can download an illustrated installation guide for Cygwin and the appropriate packages from [http://forums.precentral.net/attachments/palm-pre/56225d1299460428-sprint-webos-2-1-0-upgrade-simplified-install_cygwin_v1.2.pdf here].

# Go to Start>Programs>Cygwin>Cygwin Bash Shell to open a terminal
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com.
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory that was created by the git clone command. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Linux ==

# Open terminal from the ( Applications > Accessories ) menu.
# Update your package lists and install git and Java runtime. Type: <pre>sudo apt-get update</pre><pre>sudo apt-get install git</pre><pre>sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre</pre> If the java install fails, look for support on the Java website [http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp here].
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software: [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/2.1.0.519/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.64_i386.deb 32-bit] or [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/2.1.0.519/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.64_amd64.deb 64-bit]. If you have trouble installing, you can find more information [https://developer.palm.com/content/resources/develop/sdk_pdk_download.html#c28522 here].
# Download the meta-doctor scripts using git. Type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory. <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Create a downloads directory. Type: <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Mac OS X 10.6 ==

#Install MacPorts first, which will allow us to easily install the necessary packages for MetaDoctor. [http://www.macports.org/install.php]. Please note that MacPorts requires Apple's Xcode Developer Tools (version 3.2.1 or later for Snow Leopard, 3.1.4 or later for Leopard, or 2.5 for Tiger), found at the [http://connect.apple.com/ Apple Developer Connection site] or on your Mac OS X installation CDs/DVD.
#Install md5sum: <pre>sudo port install md5sha1sum</pre>
#Install gnutar: <pre>sudo port install gnutar</pre>
#Install git: <pre>sudo port install git-core</pre>
#Install wget: <pre>sudo port install wget</pre>
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
#Install patch: <pre>sudo port install gpatch</pre>
#If you do not have Java installed, do so. To install Java, click on the "Apple" icon and select "Software Update." This will automatically update you to the latest version of Java if necessary, as Apple supplies their own version of Java. Further instructions can be found [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338?viewlocale=en_US here].
#Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. The Mac OS X SDK is located [http://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.4.5.465/sdkBinaries/Palm_webOS_SDK.1.4.5.465.dmg here].
#Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 6 above.<pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
#Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

==Using a Virtual Machine==

'''Note that some people have trouble connecting to their device over USB from a virtual machine. If you experience this problem in VirtualBox, make sure you have the VM extension pack (PUEL) from the VirtualBox download page [http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads here].'''

If you do not have a Linux system, you will need to run the meta-doctor in a virtual machine. For windows users there are two options. For Mac users, follow option 1.

===Running in VMware or VirtualBox===

# Download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu].
# Download a virtual machine program, either vmware or virtualbox. A virtual machine is simply a program that allows you to piggyback a second operating system on top of your native OS without dual booting or actually having a Linux machine.
#: I ended up using VirtualBox instead, because I found the VMware to be very confusing on what to actually download. The Virtual box website is very simple and straight forward. Here is a link for the virtualbox download for Windows: [http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.10/VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win.exe VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win]
# Now install virtualbox just like you would install any other application, nothing fancy here.
# Start up virtualbox and follow either of these instructions to install Ubuntu
## http://www.helpdeskgeek.com/linux-tips/how-to-install-ubuntu-in-virtualbox/
## http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

===Using WUBI===

Windows users have another option to avoid using a virtual machine. They can use the meta doctor without harming your current installation of windows using simple Ubuntu installer called WUBI. Also no need for moding any partitions or installing any boot loaders. It will just appear as program in your installed software list and when you do not want it anymore simply uninstall it while in windows through Control Panel. It is easy and there is no virtual machine headaches of trying to configure USB, Network and File sharing with host computer... To access it you just reboot and choose Ubuntu from dual boot screen.

# download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu 10.10]
# burn that file to a cd or mount to virtual drive
# Run cd in windows (the wubi.exe file inside the disk, it also comes up in auto run)
# Click on '''Install Inside windows'''.
#: This will install Ubuntu while running Windows without the need of making a partition I would recomand making the install image the full recommended 30 gigs if you have the hard drive space and think you are interested in actually using the Ubuntu OS, otherwise the minimum recommended by Wubi should be just fine.
# Restart your computer and you can dual boot to Windows or Ubuntu

The nice thing about this is that it will allow you to uninstall Ubuntu right from Windows as if it was never there and remove the dual boot, not to mention the fact you do not need to partition your drive.

If you are still wondering what Wubi is the fallowing link should explain it to you better.
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide Wubi Guide]

'''Note:'''
this will only work with the cd image found at the Ubuntu Download link. The dvd image of 9.04/9.10 is a live cd/installer and does not have the option to install inside windows using Wubi

= Step 2: Running the webOS Doctor=

Note that if you are following a procedure on another wiki page which only requires the installation of the MetaDoctor and then tells you to return to that other page, then this is the place at which you should return.

'''If you intend to enable WIFI Profiles, you must copy a file off of the phone before doctoring. See the section below on enabling wifi profiles.'''

# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory in the terminal
# Download the latest webosdoctor file using the download paths found at [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Webos Doctor Versions] .The wr version is the French,German,Irish,Spanish and UK GSM version. An example (i.e. will not work, you need to look for the latest URL) download command would be: <pre>cd downloads</pre><pre>wget http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar</pre>
# Rename the file that you download to include the version number for future reference (examples: webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar, webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.1.3.jar, or webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.1.jar). An example (i.e. will not work, you need to work out the filename based on the URL you used to download it) command to do that would be:<pre>mv webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.1.jar</pre>
# If you would like Meta-Doctor to apply patches to webOS in order to add or change functionality from the factory install, open the Makefile with your favorite text editor and uncomment (remove the leading # characters from) the options you would like to use.
# Before doing the next step, make sure you change back into the meta-doctor directory first. All the following commands must be run from the meta-doctor directory.
# Type one of the following:
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixi all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-bellmo</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-telcel</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-att</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-att</pre>
#: depending on the carrier in question.
'''Note ''': use make DEVICE=palm_smartphone_type all-wr for O2 Germany, UK and Ireland / Movistar Spain / SFR France

This should begin a process within the terminal that should take 10 minutes max.

=== Error conditions ===

If an error message appears with unknown in a file name, check the file rename in step 8 above.

=== If the build fails ===

If the make command fails, you can use <pre>make clobber</pre> to clean up the build directory. After this you can re-run the command.

The updated doctor version has the same name as the original, but is in a new folder: ''meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.3.5.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar''.

If you are running in Ubuntu or Cygwin, you can just run the new jar file now.

If you are running Ubuntu using VM, you will need to copy the new jar out of the VM into your live desktop to run the jar in your native OS.

CD to the folder where your new jar file is, and type something like:

java -jar webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar

If you were using a VM or some other virtual method, you will need to copy the jar file out to your main operating system before running it.

''Windows host:''

[http://ubuntuexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/sharing-folders-between-host-and-guest-os-in-virtualbox/ VirtualBox folder Sharing]

[http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-share-folders-with-your-ubuntu-virtual-machine-guest/ VMWare folder Sharing]

''Mac OSX host:''

[http://davidherron.com/blog/topics/628-virtualbox-running-ubuntu-accessing-host-file-system-mac-os-x VirtualBox folder Sharing]

: ''NOTE: this only applies to WUBI Users''
You should be able to run the JAR as if you had Linux installed natively because in a sense you do (as long as Java is installed and you run the Jar using Java) but if you rather run it in windows

Using terminal the following command in a Wubi installation of Ubuntu will copy the JAR file to the host Windows OS :<pre>cp /meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.2.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar /host/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar</pre>
This will place the Jar either in your Windows C:\ drive or whatever drive you installed Wubi to.

== Once the Doctor is running ==

# Select your language
# Accept the license agreement
# Connect your Pre to your PC via USB and select "Next" when it becomes available

After completion the device will reboot and present you with the activation set-up.

If your PC does not recognize your Pre and you cannot go past step 3 above, try the following steps:

# With the USB cable connected, completely power off the Pre (hold down the power button until the option to power off appears)
# Hold down the Up button on the volume rocker
# While holding the Up button, power on the Pre
# "Next" should now be enabled - proceed with the recovery
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The above steps will put the Pre into bootloader recovery mode and should allow the PC to recognize your device and proceed with the restore. In this mode the screen will display a giant USB logo instead of the usual Palm startup logo.

When the process finishes, the Pre will reboot and your new modified image will have been installed.

----

After the doctor completes, you will need to run the "First Run" application. To do this, you will need an active internet connection. Either WiFi or Cellular. If you do not have WiFi and cannot connect to the Palm Profile servers, you might have a problem with your programming. This Meta Doctor (or webOS Doctor in general) could possibly erase the modem's programming. To resolve you will need to perform the following steps:

'''Note:''' This has only been confirmed to resolve Sprint CDMA issues, YMMV.

'''Note 2:''' You should try to update your profile first. Open the phone app, open the App Menu and select ''Preferences'' then select ''Update Network Settings''. If you get an error, then procede with these instructions.
*'''1.''' Open the Phone App.
*'''2.''' Enter ''##MSL#'' (MSL= 6 digit lock code. Get this from Sprint.)
*'''3.''' Verify your MDN and MSID are incorrect. If they are incorrect, continue. If they are correct, this is not your problem and you should not continue.
*'''4.''' Select ''Edit''.
*'''5.''' Select the first box (MDN) and enter your 10-digit cellular number.
*'''6.''' Select the second box (MSID) and enter your 10-digit MSID (Get this from Sprint).
*'''7.''' Select ''Save''.
*'''8.''' Backswipe out of the the view.
*'''9.''' You should now be able to open complete '''Note 2''' above without any errors.

You should now be able to run the ''First Use'' application without any problems.

=If the Doctor will not run=
Go [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/How_To_Recover here] if you have further problems connecting your Pre to the running Meta'ed Doctor.

=Miscellaneous=
Clarification for Linux beginners on where to place the prefsDB.sl file, per instructions in the makefile.
Steps:
1. Open makefile using a text editor (like WordPad) and use the instructions there to retrieve your prefsDB.sl file from your device. Save it somewhere convenient on your host machine (aka, computer).
2. Navigate to the meta-doctor directory and create the config directory: mkdir -p config
3. Rename your prefsDB.sl file to com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl
4. Put com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl in the config directory.
5. Continue following instructions in the makefile.

==How to enable WIFI profiles==
To enable wifi profiles it is necessary to copy your wifi profile file off of your phone and place this in a directory, as well as enable the wifi profile option in the makefile.

# Move to the meta-doctor directory (cd meta-doctor)
# Create a "config" folder in the meta-doctor directory (mkdir config)
# Copy the prefsDB.sl file off of your phone from the var/preferences/com.palm.wifi/ and into the "config" directory that you just created.
# Rename this file "com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl" without the quotes
# Open the makefile (which is in the meta-doctor directory) and remove the "#" from the line "# INSTALL_WIFI_PROFILES = 1". Save the makefile.
# Build the custom doctor by running the script, or otherwise building it.

On launch of the new doctor your wifi profile should automatically connect, but '''only if''' you had previously connected to the WIFI network you are trying to use.

See these links for more information: [http://forums.precentral.net/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-27.html#post2882495 Post 1], [http://discussion.treocentral.com/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-43.html#post2884415 Post 2].

==How to change a provider's DB-entry so 3G data can be used on the Pre==

[http://forums.precentral.net/gsm-pre/211728-modifying-webos-carrier-network-settings.html#post2002079 This post] and [http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/209222-few-questions-about-german-palm-pre-6.html this thread] describe various ways to adjust the provider's data base in the Pre, so the 3G datacom works on non-supported networks. webOS 1.3.1 allows setting of the providers data directly from the activation screen for providers that are present in the DB. Some report that they are not able to do that and that they cannot get 3G datacom working on 1.3.1

== Problems with Novacom ==
If you are Running a new Distro, like Archlinux, you could run into problem with novacom while trying to connect your pre. Running novacomd on the command line could provide further information. This may be a problem with libusb. Get a older version like described in [http://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4233&start=0 this thread].

== How to Install webOS 2.x on "unoffical" Devices==
With the release of the O2-DE webOS Doctor, efforts have been made to apply the techniques of MetaDoctor and create a custom doctor to apply 2.1.0 to devices that it was not been officially released for. For those not faint of heart, a step-by-step can be found at the following: [[WebOS 2 Upgrade]]

== Cygwin Note (unconfirmed) ==

Do not do this unless you experience the problem it is said to solve.

I used a WinXP box with cygwin and everything worked fine, except I had to add the switch --no-same-owner in line 802 of the Makefile. That's because I'm as root in cygwin and without this switch the tar-command failed.

Code:
mkdir -p build/${PATIENT}/webOS
${TAR} --no-same-owner -C build/${PATIENT}/webOS \
-f build/${PATIENT}/resources/webOS.tar \
-x ./${CUSTIMAGEOLD}.rootfs.tar.gz ./${INSTIMAGEOLD}.uImage ./${BOOTLOADEROLD}.bin ./${CODENAMEOLD}.xml ./installer.xml

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= What is the Meta Doctor? =

The Webos Internals Meta Doctor is a Makefile which can modify a copy of the Palm webOS Doctor to bypass the "First Use" application and allow the phone to run without having been activated on a cell network. It accomplishes this by reaching into Palm's distributed Doctor JAR file and making changes to it. It can prevent the first use app from running, as well as applying other tweaks to the OS.

'''Documentation for the features that the MetaDoctor offers is at the top of the Makefile (you find out where that is later).'''

= Step 1: Setting up Meta-Doctor=

== Windows ==

Windows users can use [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] to run the Meta-Doctor.

Simply install Cygwin, and make sure you include the following additional packages:

# Python
# Make
# Patch
# Git
# Zip
# Unzip
# wget

(use View "Full" to find these specific packages more easily)

You can download an illustrated installation guide for Cygwin and the appropriate packages from [http://forums.precentral.net/attachments/palm-pre/56225d1299460428-sprint-webos-2-1-0-upgrade-simplified-install_cygwin_v1.2.pdf here].

# Go to Start>Programs>Cygwin>Cygwin Bash Shell to open a terminal
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com.
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory that was created by the git clone command. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Linux ==

# Open terminal from the ( Applications > Accessories ) menu.
# If you have git installed, skip this step. If you do not have git installed, type: <pre>sudo apt-get install git</pre> and follow the directions to install git.
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# If you do not have patch installed, you will need to install patch. On an Ubuntu system type: <pre>sudo apt-get install patch</pre>
# If you do not have java installed, do so. To install java, choose ( Applications > Ubuntu Software Center ) and type '''java 6 runtime''' in search - it is easiest to search for java to find it - then follow the on screen instructions. It should be pretty simple.
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. Download the version for Ubuntu [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.3.1.314/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.46_i386.deb here] and install it. (If you choose to install the full SDK instead, and are running the 64-bit version of Ubuntu 9.x you will have difficulty installing the SDK and the instructions on the download site are wrong. Read [https://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2308 this thread] and [http://forums.precentral.net/showpost.php?p=2021966&postcount=108 this post] for help.)
# Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 3 above. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Mac OS X 10.6 ==

#Install MacPorts first, which will allow us to easily install the necessary packages for MetaDoctor. [http://www.macports.org/install.php]. Please note that MacPorts requires Apple's Xcode Developer Tools (version 3.2.1 or later for Snow Leopard, 3.1.4 or later for Leopard, or 2.5 for Tiger), found at the [http://connect.apple.com/ Apple Developer Connection site] or on your Mac OS X installation CDs/DVD.
#Install md5sum: <pre>sudo port install md5sha1sum</pre>
#Install gnutar: <pre>sudo port install gnutar</pre>
#Install git: <pre>sudo port install git-core</pre>
#Install wget: <pre>sudo port install wget</pre>
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
#Install patch: <pre>sudo port install gpatch</pre>
#If you do not have Java installed, do so. To install Java, click on the "Apple" icon and select "Software Update." This will automatically update you to the latest version of Java if necessary, as Apple supplies their own version of Java. Further instructions can be found [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338?viewlocale=en_US here].
#Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. The Mac OS X SDK is located [http://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.4.5.465/sdkBinaries/Palm_webOS_SDK.1.4.5.465.dmg here].
#Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 6 above.<pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
#Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

==Using a Virtual Machine==

'''Note that some people have trouble connecting to their device over USB from a virtual machine. If you experience this problem in VirtualBox, make sure you have the VM extension pack (PUEL) from the VirtualBox download page [http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads here].'''

If you do not have a Linux system, you will need to run the meta-doctor in a virtual machine. For windows users there are two options. For Mac users, follow option 1.

===Running in VMware or VirtualBox===

# Download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu].
# Download a virtual machine program, either vmware or virtualbox. A virtual machine is simply a program that allows you to piggyback a second operating system on top of your native OS without dual booting or actually having a Linux machine.
#: I ended up using VirtualBox instead, because I found the VMware to be very confusing on what to actually download. The Virtual box website is very simple and straight forward. Here is a link for the virtualbox download for Windows: [http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.10/VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win.exe VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win]
# Now install virtualbox just like you would install any other application, nothing fancy here.
# Start up virtualbox and follow either of these instructions to install Ubuntu
## http://www.helpdeskgeek.com/linux-tips/how-to-install-ubuntu-in-virtualbox/
## http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

===Using WUBI===

Windows users have another option to avoid using a virtual machine. They can use the meta doctor without harming your current installation of windows using simple Ubuntu installer called WUBI. Also no need for moding any partitions or installing any boot loaders. It will just appear as program in your installed software list and when you do not want it anymore simply uninstall it while in windows through Control Panel. It is easy and there is no virtual machine headaches of trying to configure USB, Network and File sharing with host computer... To access it you just reboot and choose Ubuntu from dual boot screen.

# download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu 10.10]
# burn that file to a cd or mount to virtual drive
# Run cd in windows (the wubi.exe file inside the disk, it also comes up in auto run)
# Click on '''Install Inside windows'''.
#: This will install Ubuntu while running Windows without the need of making a partition I would recomand making the install image the full recommended 30 gigs if you have the hard drive space and think you are interested in actually using the Ubuntu OS, otherwise the minimum recommended by Wubi should be just fine.
# Restart your computer and you can dual boot to Windows or Ubuntu

The nice thing about this is that it will allow you to uninstall Ubuntu right from Windows as if it was never there and remove the dual boot, not to mention the fact you do not need to partition your drive.

If you are still wondering what Wubi is the fallowing link should explain it to you better.
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide Wubi Guide]

'''Note:'''
this will only work with the cd image found at the Ubuntu Download link. The dvd image of 9.04/9.10 is a live cd/installer and does not have the option to install inside windows using Wubi

= Step 2: Running the webOS Doctor=

Note that if you are following a procedure on another wiki page which only requires the installation of the MetaDoctor and then tells you to return to that other page, then this is the place at which you should return.

'''If you intend to enable WIFI Profiles, you must copy a file off of the phone before doctoring. See the section below on enabling wifi profiles.'''

# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory in the terminal
# Download the latest webosdoctor file using the download paths found at [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Webos Doctor Versions] .The wr version is the French,German,Irish,Spanish and UK GSM version. An example (i.e. will not work, you need to look for the latest URL) download command would be: <pre>cd downloads</pre><pre>wget http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar</pre>
# Rename the file that you download to include the version number for future reference (examples: webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar, webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.1.3.jar, or webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.1.jar). An example (i.e. will not work, you need to work out the filename based on the URL you used to download it) command to do that would be:<pre>mv webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.1.jar</pre>
# If you would like Meta-Doctor to apply patches to webOS in order to add or change functionality from the factory install, open the Makefile with your favorite text editor and uncomment (remove the leading # characters from) the options you would like to use.
# Before doing the next step, make sure you change back into the meta-doctor directory first. All the following commands must be run from the meta-doctor directory.
# Type one of the following:
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixi all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-bellmo</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-telcel</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-att</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-att</pre>
#: depending on the carrier in question.
'''Note ''': use make DEVICE=palm_smartphone_type all-wr for O2 Germany, UK and Ireland / Movistar Spain / SFR France

This should begin a process within the terminal that should take 10 minutes max.

=== Error conditions ===

If an error message appears with unknown in a file name, check the file rename in step 8 above.

=== If the build fails ===

If the make command fails, you can use <pre>make clobber</pre> to clean up the build directory. After this you can re-run the command.

The updated doctor version has the same name as the original, but is in a new folder: ''meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.3.5.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar''.

If you are running in Ubuntu or Cygwin, you can just run the new jar file now.

If you are running Ubuntu using VM, you will need to copy the new jar out of the VM into your live desktop to run the jar in your native OS.

CD to the folder where your new jar file is, and type something like:

java -jar webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar

If you were using a VM or some other virtual method, you will need to copy the jar file out to your main operating system before running it.

''Windows host:''

[http://ubuntuexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/sharing-folders-between-host-and-guest-os-in-virtualbox/ VirtualBox folder Sharing]

[http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-share-folders-with-your-ubuntu-virtual-machine-guest/ VMWare folder Sharing]

''Mac OSX host:''

[http://davidherron.com/blog/topics/628-virtualbox-running-ubuntu-accessing-host-file-system-mac-os-x VirtualBox folder Sharing]

: ''NOTE: this only applies to WUBI Users''
You should be able to run the JAR as if you had Linux installed natively because in a sense you do (as long as Java is installed and you run the Jar using Java) but if you rather run it in windows

Using terminal the following command in a Wubi installation of Ubuntu will copy the JAR file to the host Windows OS :<pre>cp /meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.2.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar /host/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar</pre>
This will place the Jar either in your Windows C:\ drive or whatever drive you installed Wubi to.

== Once the Doctor is running ==

# Select your language
# Accept the license agreement
# Connect your Pre to your PC via USB and select "Next" when it becomes available

After completion the device will reboot and present you with the activation set-up.

If your PC does not recognize your Pre and you cannot go past step 3 above, try the following steps:

# With the USB cable connected, completely power off the Pre (hold down the power button until the option to power off appears)
# Hold down the Up button on the volume rocker
# While holding the Up button, power on the Pre
# "Next" should now be enabled - proceed with the recovery
{{tux|Tux_with_Pre.png|float:right;}}
The above steps will put the Pre into bootloader recovery mode and should allow the PC to recognize your device and proceed with the restore. In this mode the screen will display a giant USB logo instead of the usual Palm startup logo.

When the process finishes, the Pre will reboot and your new modified image will have been installed.

----

After the doctor completes, you will need to run the "First Run" application. To do this, you will need an active internet connection. Either WiFi or Cellular. If you do not have WiFi and cannot connect to the Palm Profile servers, you might have a problem with your programming. This Meta Doctor (or webOS Doctor in general) could possibly erase the modem's programming. To resolve you will need to perform the following steps:

'''Note:''' This has only been confirmed to resolve Sprint CDMA issues, YMMV.

'''Note 2:''' You should try to update your profile first. Open the phone app, open the App Menu and select ''Preferences'' then select ''Update Network Settings''. If you get an error, then procede with these instructions.
*'''1.''' Open the Phone App.
*'''2.''' Enter ''##MSL#'' (MSL= 6 digit lock code. Get this from Sprint.)
*'''3.''' Verify your MDN and MSID are incorrect. If they are incorrect, continue. If they are correct, this is not your problem and you should not continue.
*'''4.''' Select ''Edit''.
*'''5.''' Select the first box (MDN) and enter your 10-digit cellular number.
*'''6.''' Select the second box (MSID) and enter your 10-digit MSID (Get this from Sprint).
*'''7.''' Select ''Save''.
*'''8.''' Backswipe out of the the view.
*'''9.''' You should now be able to open complete '''Note 2''' above without any errors.

You should now be able to run the ''First Use'' application without any problems.

=If the Doctor will not run=
Go [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/How_To_Recover here] if you have further problems connecting your Pre to the running Meta'ed Doctor.

=Miscellaneous=
Clarification for Linux beginners on where to place the prefsDB.sl file, per instructions in the makefile.
Steps:
1. Open makefile using a text editor (like WordPad) and use the instructions there to retrieve your prefsDB.sl file from your device. Save it somewhere convenient on your host machine (aka, computer).
2. Navigate to the meta-doctor directory and create the config directory: mkdir -p config
3. Rename your prefsDB.sl file to com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl
4. Put com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl in the config directory.
5. Continue following instructions in the makefile.

==How to enable WIFI profiles==
To enable wifi profiles it is necessary to copy your wifi profile file off of your phone and place this in a directory, as well as enable the wifi profile option in the makefile.

# Move to the meta-doctor directory (cd meta-doctor)
# Create a "config" folder in the meta-doctor directory (mkdir config)
# Copy the prefsDB.sl file off of your phone from the var/preferences/com.palm.wifi/ and into the "config" directory that you just created.
# Rename this file "com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl" without the quotes
# Open the makefile (which is in the meta-doctor directory) and remove the "#" from the line "# INSTALL_WIFI_PROFILES = 1". Save the makefile.
# Build the custom doctor by running the script, or otherwise building it.

On launch of the new doctor your wifi profile should automatically connect, but '''only if''' you had previously connected to the WIFI network you are trying to use.

See these links for more information: [http://forums.precentral.net/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-27.html#post2882495 Post 1], [http://discussion.treocentral.com/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-43.html#post2884415 Post 2].

==How to change a provider's DB-entry so 3G data can be used on the Pre==

[http://forums.precentral.net/gsm-pre/211728-modifying-webos-carrier-network-settings.html#post2002079 This post] and [http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/209222-few-questions-about-german-palm-pre-6.html this thread] describe various ways to adjust the provider's data base in the Pre, so the 3G datacom works on non-supported networks. webOS 1.3.1 allows setting of the providers data directly from the activation screen for providers that are present in the DB. Some report that they are not able to do that and that they cannot get 3G datacom working on 1.3.1

== Problems with Novacom ==
If you are Running a new Distro, like Archlinux, you could run into problem with novacom while trying to connect your pre. Running novacomd on the command line could provide further information. This may be a problem with libusb. Get a older version like described in [http://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4233&start=0 this thread].

== How to Install webOS 2.x on "unoffical" Devices==
With the release of the O2-DE webOS Doctor, efforts have been made to apply the techniques of MetaDoctor and create a custom doctor to apply 2.1.0 to devices that it was not been officially released for. For those not faint of heart, a step-by-step can be found at the following: [[WebOS 2 Upgrade]]

== Cygwin Note (unconfirmed) ==

Do not do this unless you experience the problem it is said to solve.

I used a WinXP box with cygwin and everything worked fine, except I had to add the switch --no-same-owner in line 802 of the Makefile. That's because I'm as root in cygwin and without this switch the tar-command failed.

Code:
mkdir -p build/${PATIENT}/webOS
${TAR} --no-same-owner -C build/${PATIENT}/webOS \
-f build/${PATIENT}/resources/webOS.tar \
-x ./${CUSTIMAGEOLD}.rootfs.tar.gz ./${INSTIMAGEOLD}.uImage ./${BOOTLOADEROLD}.bin ./${CODENAMEOLD}.xml ./installer.xml

Application:MetaDoctor

2011-04-02T04:21:07Z

Cwgtex: /* Using a Virtual Machine */

[[Category:Application]]
This page is currently available in four languages:
:[[Image:Australia.png]] [[Image:USA.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor]]
:[[Image:France.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-FR]]
:[[Image:Germany.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-DE]]
:[[Image:Mexico.png]] [[Image:Spain.png]] [[Application:MetaDoctor-ES]]

= What is the Meta Doctor? =

The Webos Internals Meta Doctor is a Makefile which can modify a copy of the Palm webOS Doctor to bypass the "First Use" application and allow the phone to run without having been activated on a cell network. It accomplishes this by reaching into Palm's distributed Doctor JAR file and making changes to it. It can prevent the first use app from running, as well as applying other tweaks to the OS.

'''Documentation for the features that the MetaDoctor offers is at the top of the Makefile (you find out where that is later).'''

= Step 1: Setting up Meta-Doctor=

== Windows ==

Windows users can use [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] to run the Meta-Doctor.

Simply install Cygwin, and make sure you include the following additional packages:

# Python
# Make
# Patch
# Git
# Zip
# Unzip
# wget

(use View "Full" to find these specific packages more easily)

You can download an illustrated installation guide for Cygwin and the appropriate packages from [http://forums.precentral.net/attachments/palm-pre/56225d1299460428-sprint-webos-2-1-0-upgrade-simplified-install_cygwin_v1.2.pdf here].

# Go to Start>Programs>Cygwin>Cygwin Bash Shell to open a terminal
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com.
# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory that was created by the git clone command. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Linux ==

# Open terminal from the ( Applications > Accessories ) menu.
# If you have git installed, skip this step. If you do not have git installed, type: <pre>sudo apt-get install git-core</pre> and follow the directions to install git.
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
# If you do not have patch installed, you will need to install patch. On an Ubuntu system type: <pre>sudo apt-get install patch</pre>
# If you do not have java installed, do so. To install java, choose ( Applications > Ubuntu Software Center ) and type '''java 6 runtime''' in search - it is easiest to search for java to find it - then follow the on screen instructions. It should be pretty simple.
# Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. Download the version for Ubuntu [https://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.3.1.314/sdkBinaries/palm-novacom_1.0.46_i386.deb here] and install it. (If you choose to install the full SDK instead, and are running the 64-bit version of Ubuntu 9.x you will have difficulty installing the SDK and the instructions on the download site are wrong. Read [https://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2308 this thread] and [http://forums.precentral.net/showpost.php?p=2021966&postcount=108 this post] for help.)
# Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 3 above. For example: <pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
# Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

== Mac OS X 10.6 ==

#Install MacPorts first, which will allow us to easily install the necessary packages for MetaDoctor. [http://www.macports.org/install.php]. Please note that MacPorts requires Apple's Xcode Developer Tools (version 3.2.1 or later for Snow Leopard, 3.1.4 or later for Leopard, or 2.5 for Tiger), found at the [http://connect.apple.com/ Apple Developer Connection site] or on your Mac OS X installation CDs/DVD.
#Install md5sum: <pre>sudo port install md5sha1sum</pre>
#Install gnutar: <pre>sudo port install gnutar</pre>
#Install git: <pre>sudo port install git-core</pre>
#Install wget: <pre>sudo port install wget</pre>
# Now type: <pre>git clone git://git.webos-internals.org/tools/meta-doctor.git</pre>
#Install patch: <pre>sudo port install gpatch</pre>
#If you do not have Java installed, do so. To install Java, click on the "Apple" icon and select "Software Update." This will automatically update you to the latest version of Java if necessary, as Apple supplies their own version of Java. Further instructions can be found [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1338?viewlocale=en_US here].
#Download and install the Palm Novacom software from http://developer.palm.com. The Mac OS X SDK is located [http://cdn.downloads.palm.com/sdkdownloads/1.4.5.465/sdkBinaries/Palm_webOS_SDK.1.4.5.465.dmg here].
#Open a terminal and navigate to the meta-doctor directory where the meta-doctor was copied to in step 6 above.<pre>cd meta-doctor</pre>
#Ensure that there is a downloads directory. If there is not one, create one using <pre>mkdir downloads</pre>

==Using a Virtual Machine==

'''Note that some people have trouble connecting to their device over USB from a virtual machine. If you experience this problem in VirtualBox, make sure you have the VM extension pack (PUEL) from the VirtualBox download page [http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads here].'''

If you do not have a Linux system, you will need to run the meta-doctor in a virtual machine. For windows users there are two options. For Mac users, follow option 1.

===Running in VMware or VirtualBox===

# Download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu].
# Download a virtual machine program, either vmware or virtualbox. A virtual machine is simply a program that allows you to piggyback a second operating system on top of your native OS without dual booting or actually having a Linux machine.
#: I ended up using VirtualBox instead, because I found the VMware to be very confusing on what to actually download. The Virtual box website is very simple and straight forward. Here is a link for the virtualbox download for Windows: [http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.10/VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win.exe VirtualBox-3.0.10-54097-Win]
# Now install virtualbox just like you would install any other application, nothing fancy here.
# Start up virtualbox and follow either of these instructions to install Ubuntu
## http://www.helpdeskgeek.com/linux-tips/how-to-install-ubuntu-in-virtualbox/
## http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

===Using WUBI===

Windows users have another option to avoid using a virtual machine. They can use the meta doctor without harming your current installation of windows using simple Ubuntu installer called WUBI. Also no need for moding any partitions or installing any boot loaders. It will just appear as program in your installed software list and when you do not want it anymore simply uninstall it while in windows through Control Panel. It is easy and there is no virtual machine headaches of trying to configure USB, Network and File sharing with host computer... To access it you just reboot and choose Ubuntu from dual boot screen.

# download [http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download Ubuntu 10.10]
# burn that file to a cd or mount to virtual drive
# Run cd in windows (the wubi.exe file inside the disk, it also comes up in auto run)
# Click on '''Install Inside windows'''.
#: This will install Ubuntu while running Windows without the need of making a partition I would recomand making the install image the full recommended 30 gigs if you have the hard drive space and think you are interested in actually using the Ubuntu OS, otherwise the minimum recommended by Wubi should be just fine.
# Restart your computer and you can dual boot to Windows or Ubuntu

The nice thing about this is that it will allow you to uninstall Ubuntu right from Windows as if it was never there and remove the dual boot, not to mention the fact you do not need to partition your drive.

If you are still wondering what Wubi is the fallowing link should explain it to you better.
[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide Wubi Guide]

'''Note:'''
this will only work with the cd image found at the Ubuntu Download link. The dvd image of 9.04/9.10 is a live cd/installer and does not have the option to install inside windows using Wubi

= Step 2: Running the webOS Doctor=

Note that if you are following a procedure on another wiki page which only requires the installation of the MetaDoctor and then tells you to return to that other page, then this is the place at which you should return.

'''If you intend to enable WIFI Profiles, you must copy a file off of the phone before doctoring. See the section below on enabling wifi profiles.'''

# Navigate to the meta-doctor directory in the terminal
# Download the latest webosdoctor file using the download paths found at [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Webos Doctor Versions] .The wr version is the French,German,Irish,Spanish and UK GSM version. An example (i.e. will not work, you need to look for the latest URL) download command would be: <pre>cd downloads</pre><pre>wget http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar</pre>
# Rename the file that you download to include the version number for future reference (examples: webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar, webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.1.3.jar, or webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.1.jar). An example (i.e. will not work, you need to work out the filename based on the URL you used to download it) command to do that would be:<pre>mv webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.1.jar</pre>
# If you would like Meta-Doctor to apply patches to webOS in order to add or change functionality from the factory install, open the Makefile with your favorite text editor and uncomment (remove the leading # characters from) the options you would like to use.
# Before doing the next step, make sure you change back into the meta-doctor directory first. All the following commands must be run from the meta-doctor directory.
# Type one of the following:
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-wr</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixi all-sprint</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-bellmo</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pre all-telcel</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-verizonwireless</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=preplus all-att</pre>
#: <pre>make DEVICE=pixiplus all-att</pre>
#: depending on the carrier in question.
'''Note ''': use make DEVICE=palm_smartphone_type all-wr for O2 Germany, UK and Ireland / Movistar Spain / SFR France

This should begin a process within the terminal that should take 10 minutes max.

=== Error conditions ===

If an error message appears with unknown in a file name, check the file rename in step 8 above.

=== If the build fails ===

If the make command fails, you can use <pre>make clobber</pre> to clean up the build directory. After this you can re-run the command.

The updated doctor version has the same name as the original, but is in a new folder: ''meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.3.5.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar''.

If you are running in Ubuntu or Cygwin, you can just run the new jar file now.

If you are running Ubuntu using VM, you will need to copy the new jar out of the VM into your live desktop to run the jar in your native OS.

CD to the folder where your new jar file is, and type something like:

java -jar webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar

If you were using a VM or some other virtual method, you will need to copy the jar file out to your main operating system before running it.

''Windows host:''

[http://ubuntuexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/sharing-folders-between-host-and-guest-os-in-virtualbox/ VirtualBox folder Sharing]

[http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-share-folders-with-your-ubuntu-virtual-machine-guest/ VMWare folder Sharing]

''Mac OSX host:''

[http://davidherron.com/blog/topics/628-virtualbox-running-ubuntu-accessing-host-file-system-mac-os-x VirtualBox folder Sharing]

: ''NOTE: this only applies to WUBI Users''
You should be able to run the JAR as if you had Linux installed natively because in a sense you do (as long as Java is installed and you run the Jar using Java) but if you rather run it in windows

Using terminal the following command in a Wubi installation of Ubuntu will copy the JAR file to the host Windows OS :<pre>cp /meta-doctor/build/pre-p100eww-sprint-1.2.1/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar /host/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar</pre>
This will place the Jar either in your Windows C:\ drive or whatever drive you installed Wubi to.

== Once the Doctor is running ==

# Select your language
# Accept the license agreement
# Connect your Pre to your PC via USB and select "Next" when it becomes available

After completion the device will reboot and present you with the activation set-up.

If your PC does not recognize your Pre and you cannot go past step 3 above, try the following steps:

# With the USB cable connected, completely power off the Pre (hold down the power button until the option to power off appears)
# Hold down the Up button on the volume rocker
# While holding the Up button, power on the Pre
# "Next" should now be enabled - proceed with the recovery
{{tux|Tux_with_Pre.png|float:right;}}
The above steps will put the Pre into bootloader recovery mode and should allow the PC to recognize your device and proceed with the restore. In this mode the screen will display a giant USB logo instead of the usual Palm startup logo.

When the process finishes, the Pre will reboot and your new modified image will have been installed.

----

After the doctor completes, you will need to run the "First Run" application. To do this, you will need an active internet connection. Either WiFi or Cellular. If you do not have WiFi and cannot connect to the Palm Profile servers, you might have a problem with your programming. This Meta Doctor (or webOS Doctor in general) could possibly erase the modem's programming. To resolve you will need to perform the following steps:

'''Note:''' This has only been confirmed to resolve Sprint CDMA issues, YMMV.

'''Note 2:''' You should try to update your profile first. Open the phone app, open the App Menu and select ''Preferences'' then select ''Update Network Settings''. If you get an error, then procede with these instructions.
*'''1.''' Open the Phone App.
*'''2.''' Enter ''##MSL#'' (MSL= 6 digit lock code. Get this from Sprint.)
*'''3.''' Verify your MDN and MSID are incorrect. If they are incorrect, continue. If they are correct, this is not your problem and you should not continue.
*'''4.''' Select ''Edit''.
*'''5.''' Select the first box (MDN) and enter your 10-digit cellular number.
*'''6.''' Select the second box (MSID) and enter your 10-digit MSID (Get this from Sprint).
*'''7.''' Select ''Save''.
*'''8.''' Backswipe out of the the view.
*'''9.''' You should now be able to open complete '''Note 2''' above without any errors.

You should now be able to run the ''First Use'' application without any problems.

=If the Doctor will not run=
Go [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/How_To_Recover here] if you have further problems connecting your Pre to the running Meta'ed Doctor.

=Miscellaneous=
Clarification for Linux beginners on where to place the prefsDB.sl file, per instructions in the makefile.
Steps:
1. Open makefile using a text editor (like WordPad) and use the instructions there to retrieve your prefsDB.sl file from your device. Save it somewhere convenient on your host machine (aka, computer).
2. Navigate to the meta-doctor directory and create the config directory: mkdir -p config
3. Rename your prefsDB.sl file to com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl
4. Put com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl in the config directory.
5. Continue following instructions in the makefile.

==How to enable WIFI profiles==
To enable wifi profiles it is necessary to copy your wifi profile file off of your phone and place this in a directory, as well as enable the wifi profile option in the makefile.

# Move to the meta-doctor directory (cd meta-doctor)
# Create a "config" folder in the meta-doctor directory (mkdir config)
# Copy the prefsDB.sl file off of your phone from the var/preferences/com.palm.wifi/ and into the "config" directory that you just created.
# Rename this file "com.palm.wifi.prefsDB.sl" without the quotes
# Open the makefile (which is in the meta-doctor directory) and remove the "#" from the line "# INSTALL_WIFI_PROFILES = 1". Save the makefile.
# Build the custom doctor by running the script, or otherwise building it.

On launch of the new doctor your wifi profile should automatically connect, but '''only if''' you had previously connected to the WIFI network you are trying to use.

See these links for more information: [http://forums.precentral.net/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-27.html#post2882495 Post 1], [http://discussion.treocentral.com/webos-internals/276460-how-install-webos-2-1-0-pre-pre-using-meta-doctor-43.html#post2884415 Post 2].

==How to change a provider's DB-entry so 3G data can be used on the Pre==

[http://forums.precentral.net/gsm-pre/211728-modifying-webos-carrier-network-settings.html#post2002079 This post] and [http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/209222-few-questions-about-german-palm-pre-6.html this thread] describe various ways to adjust the provider's data base in the Pre, so the 3G datacom works on non-supported networks. webOS 1.3.1 allows setting of the providers data directly from the activation screen for providers that are present in the DB. Some report that they are not able to do that and that they cannot get 3G datacom working on 1.3.1

== Problems with Novacom ==
If you are Running a new Distro, like Archlinux, you could run into problem with novacom while trying to connect your pre. Running novacomd on the command line could provide further information. This may be a problem with libusb. Get a older version like described in [http://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4233&start=0 this thread].

== How to Install webOS 2.x on "unoffical" Devices==
With the release of the O2-DE webOS Doctor, efforts have been made to apply the techniques of MetaDoctor and create a custom doctor to apply 2.1.0 to devices that it was not been officially released for. For those not faint of heart, a step-by-step can be found at the following: [[WebOS 2 Upgrade]]

== Cygwin Note (unconfirmed) ==

Do not do this unless you experience the problem it is said to solve.

I used a WinXP box with cygwin and everything worked fine, except I had to add the switch --no-same-owner in line 802 of the Makefile. That's because I'm as root in cygwin and without this switch the tar-command failed.

Code:
mkdir -p build/${PATIENT}/webOS
${TAR} --no-same-owner -C build/${PATIENT}/webOS \
-f build/${PATIENT}/resources/webOS.tar \
-x ./${CUSTIMAGEOLD}.rootfs.tar.gz ./${INSTIMAGEOLD}.uImage ./${BOOTLOADEROLD}.bin ./${CODENAMEOLD}.xml ./installer.xml

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-03-10T14:06:12Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

== Replacing the Files==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HP-Palm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-03-10T13:50:08Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

== Replacing the Files==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' HPalm Theme

'''Author:''' cwgtex, credit to Palm and HP for original images

[[Image:Hpalm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hpalm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

[[Image:Apv-palm-logo.png‎]]
[[Image:Apv-Palm-logo-bright.png‎ ]]

'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

Patch webOS Boot Themes

2011-03-10T13:49:21Z

Cwgtex: /* Boot Themes */

{{template:patch}}
When the Pre is booting or shutting down, the screen fades between two images - ''/palm-logo.png'' and ''/palm-logo-bright.png'' located in ''/usr/palm/sysmgr/images''. By replacing either or both of these images, the boot logo can be customized. This requires [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | access to the Pre's OS]] if you follow the method outlined below "Replacing the Files". However, boot logos can now be installed via Quick Install...read the next paragraph to find out how.

The easiest way to install a boot theme onto your phone is to use WebOS Quick Install, which can be found at http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/206905-webos-quick-install-v2-7-beyond.html. You can download any set of boot logos, and then install them with Quick Install via the Change Boot Logo tweak. Alternatively, if you use the website PreThemer, you can download the IPKG files and install them directly through Quick Install. To do this, simply download the IPK file from the website to wherever you want on your computer, and then drag it into the main field of Quick Install and hit Install. If you had a boot log installed previous to webOS 1.2 (or 1.2.1), it is recommended that you uninstall the old ones first with Quick Install if you want to install via that program. To do this, go to Tools > Device Management and then look over your installed applications. You should see the name of your installed boot logo on that list. You can uninstall it by checking its box and then clicking uninstall.

Works with: 1.0.3, 1.1

== Replacing the Files==

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh and copy the files to the USB drive.
<pre><nowiki>
#/if your login account does not have root permission, you must sudo the commands...the following assumes you do not have root permission
#/if you do not use sudo and do not have root permission, you will get Permission Denied errors...
sudo mkdir /media/internal/bootlogo
sudo cp /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo* /media/internal/bootlogo
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Modify the files with your favorite editor (Gimp, Photoshop, ImageMagick, MS Paint, etc.)

'''Step Three'''
Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive.

'''Step Four'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, backup the existing files, copy the new images into place, and remount the root filesystem read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png
sudo mount -o ro,remount /
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logo.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Taking it to the Next Step==

With a small bit of scripting, we can have separate boot and shutdown themes. The first thing to do is to create regular and "bright" images for booting and shutting down. Save the new images to the ''bootlogo'' directory on the Pre's USB drive. (Steps 1-3 above).

'''Step One'''
Log into the phone via ssh, remount the root filesystem read-write, and create a directory in /opt to store the new images. We're using /opt, as the script we'll modify later will copy files, and /usr is mounted read-only.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo mkdir -p /opt/share/bootimages
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Two'''
Copy the new images to /opt/share/bootimages, naming them palm-logo-up.png, palm-logo-up-bright.png, palm-logo-down.png and palm-logo-down-bright.png. Additionally, copy the shutdown files to palm-logo.png and palm-logo-bright.png.
<pre><nowiki>
cd /opt/share/bootimages/
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<boot image> palm-logo-up.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright boot image> palm-logo-up-bright.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<shutdown image> palm-logo-down.png
sudo cp /media/internal/bootlogo/<bright shutdown image> palm-logo-down-bright.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down.png palm-logo.png
sudo cp palm-logo-down-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Three'''
Backup the current logo images, if you haven't already.
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo.png.orig
sudo cp -ip /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/palm-logo-bright.png.orig
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Four'''
Delete the current logo images and replace them with symlinks to the files in our new directory in /opt
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sysmgr/images/
sudo rm palm-logo-bright.png
sudo rm palm-logo.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png palm-logo-bright.png
sudo ln -s ../../../../../opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png palm-logo.png
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Five'''
Back up and edit /etc/init.d/start_animation, adding the switching of the files
<pre><nowiki>
sudo cp -ip /etc/init.d/start_animation /etc/init.d/start_animation.orig
sudo -e /etc/init.d/start_animation
</nowiki></pre>
Before the line starting with ''if [ -x /usr/bin/luna-send'' add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
ok=no
if [ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png ] && \
[ -f /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png ] ; then
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-down-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
ok=yes
fi
</nowiki></pre>
At the very end of the file, add the following:
<pre><nowiki>
if [ "$ok" = "yes" ] ; then
sleep 5
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo.png
cp /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-up-bright.png /opt/share/bootimages/palm-logo-bright.png
fi
</nowiki></pre>

'''Step Six'''
Restart Luna and watch your awesome new logos.
<pre><nowiki>
pkill LunaSysMgr
</nowiki></pre>

== Boot Themes==

You can find more boot themes at http://www.prethemer.com/logos.

'''Title:''' Old Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' New Default Theme

'''Author:''' HP

[[Image:Hp-logo.png]]
[[Image:Hp-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Default Theme

'''Author:''' Palm

[[Image:Palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux Inside Tux bright Edition

'''Author:''' MmO

[[Image:Linux-Inside.png]]
[[Image:Linux-Inside-Bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Tux - got root?

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Red and Green

'''Author:''' JackieRipper

[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-up-bright.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down.png]]
[[Image:Jackieripper2-palm-logo-down-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Blue Tux

'''Author:''' pEEf

[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:PEEf-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Glassy Tux

'''Author:''' fish199902

[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Fish109902-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' GunTux

'''Author:''' Xaeonis

[[Image:Xaeonis-GunTux-palm-logo.png]]
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'''Title:''' bleeding apples

'''Author:''' predatory1

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'''Title:''' Just Pre

'''Author:''' JP_Money

[[Image:Just-pre-palm-logo.png]]
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'''Title:''' Jumpman Pre

'''Author:''' dave b

[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:daveb-jumpman-pre-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Transform

'''Author:''' Ahabenezer

[[Image:autobot-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:decepticon-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Linux

'''Author:''' 473x15

[[Image:linux2-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Linux-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Zombie Palm

'''Author:''' Steel Shadow

[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo.png]]
[[Image:Zombie-palm-logo-bright.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Serenity_4-4.png]]
[[Image:Serenity_5-5.png]]

'''Title:''' Serenity (Firefly)

'''Author:''' HelloNNNewman

[[Image:Firefly 1.png]]
[[Image:Firefly 2_fire.png]]

'''Title:''' Shodan (SS2)

'''Author:''' osat3ch

[[Image:Palm-logo_shodan.png]]
[[Image:Palm-logo-bright_shodan.png]]

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WebOS Doctor Versions

2011-01-27T18:39:58Z

Cwgtex: /* Notes */

== How to get webOS ROM ==

You can download webOS ROM for your specific Palm device at http://ws.palm.com/webosdoctor/serialnumberinitial.htm
by using your Palm device serial number.

== Download links ==
It seems the webOS Doctor jar files provided by Palm keep changing:

'''''NOTE: Since March 18th 2010, the Palm servers are no longer hosting old WebOSDoctor versions via the links below. The current versions are still available.'''''

=== Sprint ===
==== Pre ====
* version 1.2.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/p121r0d10092009/sr1ntp121rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p131r0d11172009/sr1ntp131rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p135r0d12302009/sr1ntp135rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p14r0d02252010/sr1ntp140rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.1.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1411r0d03312010/sr1ntp1411rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p145r0d08102010/spr1ntp145rod/webosdoctorp100ewwsprint.jar

==== Pixi ====
* version 1.3.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px131r0d11172009/sr1ntp131rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.2 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px132r0d12032009/sr1ntp132rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px135r0d12302009/sr1ntp135rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px1351r0d01082010/sr1ntp1351rod/webosdoctorp120ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px14r0d02252010/sr1ntp140rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.1.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px1411r0d03312010/sr1ntp1411rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px145r0d08102010/spr1ntp145rod/webosdoctorp200ewwsprint.jar
''(Palm changed p200eww to p120eww in version 1.3.5.1)''
''(Palm changed p120eww back to p200eww in version 1.4.0)''

=== Bell Mobility ===
==== Pre ====
* version 1.2.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/p121r0d10092009/b11ep121rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar
* version 1.3.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p131r0d11172009/b11ep131rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/b11ep1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p14r0d02252010/b11ep140rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p141r0d03312010/b11ep141rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p145r0d07142010/b11ep145rod/webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo.jar

=== O2 Germany, UK and Ireland / Movistar Spain ===
==== Pre ====
* version 1.1.3 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/p113r0d10122009/wr640xdfgy12z/webosdoctorp100eww-wr.jar
* version 1.3.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p131r0d11172009/wrep131rod/webosdoctorp100ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.3.5.2 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1352r0d01182010/wrep1352rod/webosdoctorp100ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p14r0d02252010/wrep140rod/webosdoctorp100ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p141r0d03312010/eudep141rod/webosdoctorp100ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p145r0d06302010/eudep145rod/webosdoctorp100ueu-wr.jar

==== Pre Plus ====
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p141r0d04272010/wrep141rod/webosdoctorp101ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p145r0d06302010/eudep145rod/webosdoctorp101ueu-wr.jar

==== Pixi Plus ====
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px141r0d04282010/wrep141rod/webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px145r0d06302010/wrep145rod/webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr.jar

=== Vodafone Europe ===
==== Pixi Plus ====
* version 1.4.1.2 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px1412r0d04282010/wrep1412rod/webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px145r0d06302010/wrep145rod/webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr.jar

=== SFR France ===
==== Pre Plus ====
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p141r0d04272010/wrep141rod/webosdoctorp101ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p145r0d06302010/eudep145rod/webosdoctorp101ueu-wr.jar

==== Pixi Plus ====
* version 1.4.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px141r0d04272010/wrep141rod/webosdoctorp121ueu-wr.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px145r0d06302010/wrep145rod/webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr.jar

==== Pre 2 ====
* version 2.0.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre2/p20r0d11012010/wrep20rod/webosdoctorp103ueu-wr.jar
* version 2.0.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre2/p201r0d11242010/wrep201rod/webosdoctorp102ueuna-wr.jar

=== Telcel GSM, Mexico ===
==== Pre ====
* version 1.2.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p125r0d11252009/tce11p125rod/webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel.jar
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/tce11p1351rod/webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p14r0d02252010/tce11p140rod/webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel.jar

=== Verizon Wireless ===
==== Pre Plus ====
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p1351r0d01082010/ver1z0np1351rod/webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre/p14r0d02252010/ver1z0np140rod/webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.1.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p1411r0d04282010/ver1z0np1411rod/webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p145r0d09132010/ver1z0np145rod/webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless.jar

==== Pixi Plus ====
* version 1.3.5.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px1351r0d01082010/ver1z0np1351rod/webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixi/px14r0d02252010/ver1z0np140rod/webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.1.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px1411r0d04282010/ver1z0np1411rod/webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px145r0d08302010/ver1z0np145rod/webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless.jar

=== AT&T ===
==== Pre Plus ====
* version 1.4.2 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p142r0d05162010/attp142rod/webosdoctorp101ewwatt.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/preplus/p145r0d09132010/attp145rod/webosdoctorp101ewwatt.jar

==== Pixi Plus ====
* version 1.4.3 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px143r0d06062010/attp143rod/webosdoctorp121ewwatt.jar
* version 1.4.5 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pixiplus/px145r0d10112010/attp145rod/webosdoctorp121ewwatt.jar

=== Unlocked ===
==== Pre 2 ====
* version 2.0.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre2/p20r0d11012010/wrep20rod/webosdoctorp103ueu-wr.jar (P102UEU only)
* version 2.0.0 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre2/p20r0d11182010/wrep20rod/webosdoctorp103ueu-wr.jar (P102UEU & P102UNA)
* version 2.0.1 http://palm.cdnetworks.net/rom/pre2/p201r0d11242010/wrep201rod/webosdoctorp102ueuna-wr.jar (P102UEU & P102UNA)
''(Palm changed p103ueu to p102ueuna in 2.0.1)''

== License ==

Note that the webOS Doctor package comes with the following license:

RESTRICTIONS: The Software is licensed for use only with the single Palm device you originally purchased, and you may not distribute or make the Software available over a network or for use with multiple devices. The Software and supporting documentation may be copied only as necessary for backup or archive purposes in support of your use of the Software.

So we can't host different versions of it anywhere - the best we can do is record the md5sums of the versions we know about so that individuals can match this to the files they have for use with their Palm device.

== MD5 sums ==

Here is a list of all the versions that we know about (with md5sums for each, and the build date and build number as displayed in the title bar of the webOS Doctor):

Date # MD5SUM Filename
20090522 118 4b3e396f8b1f1c5d3388e3c298af0484 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.0.2.jar
20090616 124 0c8027b5a707eb0d02b1997d48021bd5 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.0.3.jar
20090623 129 32852c4b57d938e85f0fc819e57eacb7 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.0.4.jar
20090717 143 fc602490fdd7b3be8c5f727349c6195f webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.1.0.jar
20090717 83 ffd1bc50066d8f54d134b7aac194e3ec webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.1.0.jar
20090913 111 c8f80b3cdbb9b96fd73bbb6062950a83 webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.0.jar
20090913 171 93c3f106b7a7e5ef572465dcb4488e1c webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.0.jar
20090924 100 bc29e1144823afc05a50dcdc2c84475d webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.1.3.jar
20090929 112 52f4a4cd9b182004a7060cfaa5be2c6f webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.2.1.jar
20090929 172 e7600251e12e5b96f3143138ba61b9eb webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.2.1.jar
20091008 7 477f6c3d2ff1673aa9a9d1670aa5e88f webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel-1.2.5.jar
20091015 98 1957476e6d9d221413285c6d5ab697d6 webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.2.9.1.jar
20091101 112 063c2f66682dd246fa3bf518adae0f53 webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.3.1.jar
20091101 122 9bb8e7547996b5b62ce8742198a9d8bb webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.3.1.jar
20091101 122 b93f2f6af2c8eefc89f6ccc03b72eeb6 webosdoctorp100eww-wr-1.3.1.jar
20091101 131 c4202a32ca49a1c843f30b77515cac46 webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.1.jar
20091101 194 8261682a25ac21bb2f3107ec5c50dc84 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.1.jar
20091113 119 eb33e68b07ccad81847d96f546303880 webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.3.2.jar
20091125 140 e9a00b0a24a08f4cca4683bc5ec62227 webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.jar
20091130 134 4af3d5c4a6d0461b95e75b3fadf93435 webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.3.5.jar
20091212 147 00b2575415c5645e9840cce4b8d075e6 webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.3.5.jar
20091212 219 4daef882c96461dc1c60cc907c4dfbf0 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.jar
20100103 148 b78ad564fd8dcdfd469ca43285a5cd90 webosdoctorp120ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar
20100103 154 ff9784382ef53e491cb4d81015a34135 webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.3.5.1.jar
20100103 220 14e3c4168030498b42370115b33ee278 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.3.5.1.jar
20100103 27 173dea06595c3c2080b0a8522a160d1c webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel-1.3.5.1.jar
20100103 98 257ee7c9751a0ff909d3f81792a9b874 webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless-1.3.5.1.jar
20100106 148 a3c7ae6d93409dea9f0461636f5c79c0 webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.3.5.2.jar
20100108 140 89cc6fbaff0d0ce4a05ed5bae53793f8 webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless-1.3.5.1.jar
20100214 179 0593f3b94ec4050febacea14c8af7b10 webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.4.0.jar
20100214 187 646dd275690fcd7b3819ddddc488c2de webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.4.0.jar
20100214 195 46025f5f59c98721dee4ef4214e5f90b webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.4.0.jar
20100214 254 7aee384f4fdcc6189a027617efaac983 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.4.0.jar
20100214 52 e9a1d644a447d460e340725869f3ad46 webosdoctorp100ewwtelcel-1.4.0.jar
20100220 136 4bb776010b0b88da25630887d72faa18 webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless-1.4.0.jar
20100220 169 f7f3296db9ef0682d98f92354f696ba2 webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless-1.4.0.jar
20100313 198 7f7d258ba662dcd3085d76cb67dee906 webosdoctorp101ueu-wr-1.4.1.jar
20100317 208 edf4fa9cbac537f4b734339820b85030 webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.4.1.jar
20100318 121 f9b8aaa955255e9645f833b57010b60a webosdoctorp101ewwatt-1.4.2.jar
20100319 190 bd9d4aca9f1b9657956e29a09648e4b0 webosdoctorp121ueu-wr-1.4.1.jar
20100324 202 63ea69769b8b066f7525cba3d3c2d1bc webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.4.1.jar
20100324 278 5f736a8baf27a3ea4d525c30f871f2d2 webosdoctorp100ewwsprint-1.4.1.1.jar
20100325 225 a6779bbdbb34a52cde1104a29dab64ca webosdoctorp200ewwsprint-1.4.1.1.jar
20100401 158 edb45ceebb21de02aecf4ae457e785de webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless-1.4.1.1.jar
20100401 199 48912881581fb240e2a27e688b80ac79 webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless-1.4.1.1.jar
20100419 222 eba97405cc882687567aa0988a206fb4 webosdoctorp121ewwatt-1.4.3.jar
20100614 222 ca6a2e3a976b593859b11dee9941a80e webosdoctorp100ueu-wr-1.4.5.jar
20100614 222 dddc78516c6770b475d08bdcf20f22d0 webosdoctorp101ueu-wr-1.4.5.jar
20100614 231 1b0c63976ef3bc783770e35cfad55e5f webosdoctorp121ewweu-wr-1.4.5.jar
20100614 232 e11d44f00d7d9b44e7dcddb3f5b45bee webosdoctorp100ewwbellmo-1.4.5.jar
20100614 171 2e1cbe14267c61941d62d2d7fd82a544 webosdoctorp101ewwverizonwireless-1.4.5.jar
20100615 226 7d25cd1a8dbda76d297a9d4998d8e32a webosdoctorp121ewwverizonwireless-1.4.5.jar
20100722 142 6c0c12ae2585e8f8e1adf3965603ba78 webosdoctorp101ewwatt-1.4.5.jar
20100818 233 957acf91ecc1d126c7062477bd10093c webosdoctorp121ewwatt-1.4.5.jar
20101009 70 5152f9f3f9fd24f5491ac809d1138735 webosdoctorp103ueu-wr-2.0.0.jar (P102UEU)
20101009 70 1aa510de51394e490428cc053d3cdfd0 webosdoctorp103ueu-wr-2.0.0.jar (P102UNA)
20101117 79 e9f7c688266718a319b9fdfd6ef6c599 webosdoctorp102ueuna-wr-2.0.1.jar (P102UEU & P102UNA)

== Notes ==

1.0.3 is the last version to contain PmModemFactory

Using a 2.0 doctor will wipe your usb partition, unless you already have 2.0 on your device. For example, 1.4.5 > 2.0.1 will wipe usb, but 2.0.0 > 2.0.1 will not.

Easter Eggs

2010-12-08T06:28:54Z

Cwgtex:

==Intro==

This is a research page to store all found Easter Eggs (secrets which enable fun or interesting things).

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==Global==
====Enable Developer Mode====
In universal search, type the Konami code: "upupdowndownleftrightleftrightbastart" (without quotes).
This easter egg will let you turn on Developer Mode. You should now reset your Pre. Credit to ''dsevil'' for the find.

Devmode can also be enabled by typing "webos20090606" (without quotes)

Additionally, you can [[Patch Launcher Unhide the DeveloperMode App | unhide the DeveloperMode Enabler by altering the visible attribute for it]].

==Clock Application==
====Alarm Interval Toggle====
On the Clock Preferences screen, enter "sixtyten" (no quotes) to toggle 1 minute or 5 minute intervals for alarms. You will hear an alarm sound confirming the egg took effect. (WebOS 1.4.0)

====Hide Alarm Dashboard====
To hide alarm dashboard notifications, on the preferences screen, double click the orange key (to force all numbers) and enter ""4231" (no quotes). (WebOS 1.4.0)

==Email Application==
====Landscape Mode Email====
Typing "RocknRollHax" in the accounts list window will cause the email app to go into 'free' orientation mode. (WebOS 1.4.0)

====Grazing Area====
If you open an email with the subject "supercowpowers" you will see three cows cascade down the screen over and over. Credit to "cwgtex" for the find. (WebOS 2.0)

User:HattCzech

2009-10-12T04:48:00Z

Cwgtex: /* Projects */

= Modifications =

== Patches ==

=== [[Patch webOS Radio Power Switch#Seamless_Interface|Phone On/Off Switch]] ===
=== [[Messaging_Mods#Character Counter|Character Counter]] ===
=== [[Patch Launcher Add or Delete Pages|Add/Delete Launcher Pages]] ===
=== [[Patch Tasks Always Show Details of New Tasks|Always Show Details of New Tasks]] ===

== Images ==

=== Phone ===
[[Image:Backdrop-phone-blue.png]]
[[Image:Backdrop-phone-scroll-fade-blue.png]]
[[Image:List-section-line-blue.png]]

= Projects =

* Flashlight
* More Messaging Mods

REQUEST: Could you please create more patches similar to your phone toggle for data and for gps?