The following command will extract the image from the BIOS ROM image in the native format C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>CBROM198.EXE 311.rom /LOGO1 extract
CBROM198.EXE V1.98 08/27/08 (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2008
Enter an extract file Name :(COMPAQ1.BMP) LOGO1 ROM is extracted to COMPAQ1.BMP
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>copy COMPAQ1.BMP awbmtools
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>cd awbmtools Using AWBMTools convert the "BMP" from AWBM format to TIFF format. Open up the TIFF image in a viewer to ensure that is the correct image that needs replacing.
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing\awbmtools\awbm2tiff.exe COMPAQ1.BMP EXTRACT.BMP Once the TIFF image is created and is 640x480 @ 256 colors, convert the TIFF image to the AWBM format by using AWBMTools.
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing\awbmtools\tiff2awbm.exe NEWLOGO.BMP ..\LOADING.BMP Locate the image that you want to replace. In our case it is LOGO1.
Once you've located the image that you want to replace, issue a release command on that LOGO (LOGOn-9). Releasing a file is removing/deleting the file from the BIOS image.
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C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>CBROM198.EXE 311.rom /LOGO1 release
CBROM198.EXE V1.98 08/27/08 (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2008 LOGO1 ROM is release Add the new image to the BIOS in a AWBM format.
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C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>CBROM198.EXE 311.rom /LOGO1 LOADING.BMP
CBROM198.EXE V1.98 08/27/08 (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2008
Adding LOADING.BMP ..................................... 0.4% Verify that the image has been added successfully. C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\BiosFlashing>CBROM198.EXE 311.rom /d
CBROM198.EXE V1.98 08/27/08 (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2008