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I always wanted the epic boot up sequences like they had in that movie... in Windows for a bit you could change your boot image, but I could never get it to be
by baldeagle 4y ago
I always wanted the epic boot up sequences like they had in that movie... in Windows for a bit you could change your boot image, but I could never get it to be an animation.....
- DSingularity 4y agoI vaguely remember being able to hack it to display an animation…
- ramesh31 4y ago>I vaguely remember being able to hack it to display an animation… I can remember as a kid downloading executables that claimed they would do this for you. In retrospect they were probably just malware…
- ridgered4 4y agoIIRC the bitmap was saved as a .sys file to make it a secret for some reason.
- qbrass 4y agoThe image itself was 320x400 bitmap and the animation was done through palette cycling.
- baldeagle 4y agoAll these years later, there is an answer to years of lounging. Thank you for the closure. :)
- toast0 4y agoI've got a dorky 'matrixish' oembootlogo on my desktop cause the bios tool asks for an image. Doesn't animate or anything though. It would be difficult to use the windows 95 pallete animation to do a rotation effect, I think.