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Search for a little proggie called BootXP. It takes a lot of the hassle out of it, simply drag and drop a picture into the program and POW!! you have a new boot up logo.
You will have to modify the boot.ini file once it works because it backs up the original boot up, resulting in a menu option on start up asking which OS configuration you wish to use. If your like me you won't want this so just remove the backed up configuration from the boot.ini once you've tested and it works.
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Caputer Mk. II
'02 VX Holden Commodore Series II Executive
MII12000, 512MB RAM, 60GB HDD (5400rpm), 16X DVD, TS200V
Morex 60W DC-DC, Custom S/SDC
OS/Software: Developing...
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