Hacking switching boot logo

[Maktubi91]

Hello all,so i have ,i think its called enso boot logo (correct me if i'm wrong).
and i want to switch it back to the orignal PS boot logo if its possible is there any way to do it?

 

[Hayato213]

It is not recommended to mess around with the mbr or you gonna brick.

 

[Ryccardo]

Uninstall Enso and install a variant (compatible with your real system version, of course) that doesn't change the logo, for example SKGleba's enso-ex

 

[Maktubi91]

so in the best case its uninstall and install case (not that i know half of the things you explained lol)
or in the worst case bricking the device?

 

[godreborn]

you can change it with custom boot splash (never personally done it), but from what I've read, the ensou logo will appear for a split second before showing the logo you want. that's really the only safe way. the actual boot logo itself comes from a file that will brick your system if you mess up, so I'd strongly advise not going that route.

 

[Ryccardo]

so in the best case its uninstall and install case
or in the worst case bricking the device?

Replacing the bootloader (or for that matter just turning on the console, even if unmodded) does put some wear on sectors of the internal storage, which CAN result in a brick (in which case you should go play the lottery in case your luck for scoring very small chances still holds

Other "non-natural" causes of bricks are caused by bugs (which can also be in official software, although the most well-known one was in the older versions of the Enso installer), and most importantly, user error...

(not that i know half of the things you explained lol)

...so do your research first!

 

[godreborn]

to uninstall ensou, use the installer. then, reinstall ofw. if you don't reinstall ofw, you'll get a checksum warning when installing ensou again (this is with the official ensou, not sure about anything else). if you install ensou with that warning, it won't hurt it, but it might give you peace of mind to see no warning. I believe the ensou logo is one that will remain after uninstalling ensou, unless you install ofw afterwards. I have uninstalled ensou before. that's how I know of the warning. I don't know if you'll get a warning with other ensou variants.

 

[Maktubi91]

so thats a big no no for me ill just leave it the way it is

...so do your research first!

you guys in this fourm are my research, if i had the know how by myself i wouldn't ask.
and if im already asking ill prefer it to be from people that i know and saw with my eyes that helped,then from a random online guide that no one know's if it really works in the best case or can destroy my vita in the worst case.

and in that note again thank you guys for all your help

 

[toxic9]

the bootlogo is hard encoded on enso code.
only the dev can change enso code to do that.

 

[smf]

the bootlogo is hard encoded on enso code.
only the dev can change enso code to do that.

It's a pity they picked a boot logo that looks so terrible. But atmosphere is no better on switch & the worst is no$cash with his DSi exploit.

Good coders, terrible artists.

 

[Vinceherman]

uhhhh I have a custom boot screen it's easy, use autoplugin app, if you get stuck, follow instructions from kaymynd:

https://gbatemp.net/threads/custom-boot-screen-trouble.541260/

 

[toxic9]

The custom boot screen does not disable enso logo. It still shows enso logo quickly. And it also does't let you see the oficial logo.

 

[Maktubi91]

All the things you can do to the console, all the plugins and, all the exploits, and the one thing that on the face of it seems very simple can not be changed without causing some kind of trouble.
i'll be honest when i posted it i was sure it will be like,just do this and this and boom defualt boot logo but no