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[[File:Iphone13promaxinlogo.png|thumb|right|An iPhone 13 Pro Max booting up, recreated using an extracted graphic.]]
The '''AppleLogo''' is located at <code>/Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.(MODEL-NAME).production/(APPLELOGO-IMG3-FILE-NAME).img3</code> in the [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]], the Apple logo is flashed to [[NOR]] (or [[NAND|a functionally equivalent partition]]) and displayed at boot time.
 
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The '''AppleLogo''' is located at <code>/Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.(MODEL-NAME).production/(APPLELOGO-IMG4-FILE-NAME).im4p</code> in the [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]], the Apple logo is flashed to [[NOR]] (or [[NAND|a functionally equivalent partition]]) and displayed at boot time.
If [[Verbose Mode]] was enabled, it will eventually appear over it.
 
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If the boot-arg <code>-v</code> was enabled, it will eventually appear over it.
   
It is a PNG picture with an alpha channel packed into an [[IMG3 File Format|IMG3]] archive.
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It is an iBootim image with an alpha channel packed into an [[IMG4 File Format|IMG4 (.im4p)]] archive. On 32-bit devices, it is a raw image in an [[IMG3 File Format|IMG3]] archive.
   
 
Due to limited firmware storage space, any custom boot logo must be exactly 320x480<sup>1</sup> and under 100 kB.
 
Due to limited firmware storage space, any custom boot logo must be exactly 320x480<sup>1</sup> and under 100 kB.

Revision as of 15:50, 28 September 2021

An iPhone 13 Pro Max booting up, recreated using an extracted graphic.

The AppleLogo is located at /Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.(MODEL-NAME).production/(APPLELOGO-IMG4-FILE-NAME).im4p in the IPSW, the Apple logo is flashed to NOR (or a functionally equivalent partition) and displayed at boot time. If the boot-arg -v was enabled, it will eventually appear over it.

It is an iBootim image with an alpha channel packed into an IMG4 (.im4p) archive. On 32-bit devices, it is a raw image in an IMG3 archive.

Due to limited firmware storage space, any custom boot logo must be exactly 320x4801 and under 100 kB.

1Custom boot logos are not supported on devices not vulnerable to 24kpwn or Pwnage 2.0. For a possible alternative, see animate.

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