Mac 10.7: Change boot screen?
Hello,
I've, of course, a question:
How do you change the boot (or startup) screen background, on Mac 10.7?
With the boot (or startup) screen background, I mean that dull, grey color that appears when you start your computer
I read about it, in an internet article, but now I can't find it anymore...
I remember these things had something to do with:
- There was a plist, deep stored inside the mac files (Probably somewhere in /System/blabla/blabla/blabla, ect.)
- In that plist you had an subcategory, that was named something like "Frenchblue", or something that had "Grey" in it
- In that subcategory where three keys which value were numbers, because together they where a RGB color (that holded the grey boot screen color)
Do you understand me?
I need to know where that plist is, which holds the RGB color for the boot background...
Unfortunately for you, I've, of course, another question (which is easier):
How do you change the applelogo that appears in the boot (or startup) screen, on Mac 10.7?
Please don't say BootXchanger, because this doesn't work for mac 10.7!
I guess this is just a picture, deep inside the mac system files...
Thanks in advance,
Isaiah v. Hunen
P.S. I really need your help...