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Logo customisation not working #904
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I can see coreboot correctly loads a logo into CBMEM, but EDK2 doesn't apply it. Probably got lost during EDK2 rebase |
They weren't marked as required for inclusion into rebased version. I thought that's because they are in upstream now, but doesn't look like it. @mkopec, should I add them or you're doing it already? |
@SergiiDmytruk I haven't started doing it yet, if you could help with that it would be great :) |
I'll add them to the branch then. |
Picking up Dasharo/edk2@43302b4 should fix this. Works for me in Q35. |
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Confirmed resolved by uprevving edk2 to Dasharo/edk2@43302b4 |
I haven't managed to set a custom logo in |
@mkopec It is not working yet for |
Solved with |
@filipleple Could you confirm that the issue is fixed on rc10? It works on my end with a V560TU rc10 |
@mkopec yes, after a quick consultation I can confirm this is resolved for V540TU as well :D |
Component
Dasharo firmware, Dasharo Tools Suite
Device
NovaCustom V56 14th Gen
Dasharo version
v0.9.0-rc5
Dasharo Tools Suite version
v2.0.0-rc1
Brief summary
Changing the logo was not successful
How reproducible
100% reproducible.
How to reproduce
file BLANK.bmp
returns:BLANK.bmp: PC bitmap, Windows 3.x format, 577 x 432 x 24, image size 748224, resolution 2835 x 2835 px/m, cbSize 748278, bits offset 54
flashrom -p internal -r ROM.BIN
wget http://192.168.x.x/path/to/BLANK.bmp
dcu ROM.BIN logo -l BLANK.bmp
(command successful)flashrom -p internal --ifd -i bios -w ROM.BIN && systemctl poweroff
Expected behavior
The NovaCustom logo is replaced with the blank image.
Actual behavior
The NovaCustom logo is still the BIOS boot splash logo.
Screenshots
No response
Additional context
Is the file type supported and does it make sense to try another file type?
Solutions you've tried
No response
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