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Furilabs FLX1 Flash Custom Boot Logo

Flashing a Custom Boot Logo on the FLX1

This guide describes how to flash a custom logo on your FLX1!

Dependencies

I'm sure there's other tools that work on Linux, but the only one I was able to make work was LogoBuilder v1.6 (for MTK devices) which is Windows only, however it may work in WINE, I have not tried.

Once you fetch LogoBuilder, continue on.

Extract Your logo.bin (optional)

If you already have logo.bin, you can move on. (It can also be obtained from the offical firmware linked here).

On your FLX1, either through SSH or on the phones terminal, run:

dd if=/dev/sdc39 of=logo.bin

This will drop logo.bin into your current directory. Copy it to your computer through your preferred method, an example for SCP:

scp logo.bin user@ip:~

That will copy it to your home folder. Replace user with your user and ip with your IP of whatever linux server you're trying to copy iy to. Can also be done in Windows in the reverse order

On Windows run:

scp furios@ip:~/logo.bin .

Replace ip with the IP of your FLX1, and this will copy logo.bin to your current working directory, assuming logo.bin is in your home folder.

Load logo.bin Into LogoBuilder

Open LogoBuilder and load the logo.bin, and extract to whatever path you'd like. You can then open img1.png in whatever editing software you'd like, I use GIMP.

Make sure to keep the same dimensions!

Once you have it how you'd like, go back to LogoBuilder hit the build button. This will output a logo.bin in your project directory. Copy this to your phone. Refer the dependencies section if you need examples.

Flash the New logo.bin

Once you've copied the logo.bin to your phone, flash it with dd (as root):

sudo dd if=logo.bin of=/dev/sdc39

And that is it! Reboot and your logo should now be in place!

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Feel free to leave custom logos you've made in the commends here!

This is one that I made.

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Feel free to download it here.

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