Hacking Homebrew app keep original PS Boot logo with enso_ex

[Gromber]

Is there any way to have the original untouched ps logo on normal boot on psvita with enso_ex?
I already know about Molecule's boot logo disabler, but I don't know if it works with enso_ex and was removed by its own creator.

 

[godreborn]

this is highly dangerous. that's why it was removed. there's extreme brick risk, but I think some of it was user error, because you had to select which firmware you were on iirc. people were somehow messing that up.

 

[Gromber]

yeah i used on that time with original enso 3.60 without problem, but now i installed enso_ex for 3.65 and I wanted to have it like before

 

[godreborn]

I'm not on enso ex, but I know the original boot logo changer was removed due to bricks.

 

[SKGleba]

remove ux0:eex/custom/e2xculogo.skprx & ux0:eex/custom/bootlogo.raw and then use the sync option in the enso_ex installer

 

[Gromber]

done but now i have no logo, i wanted the original simple playstation logo.

i had that eex folder in official memory card that i removed when i installed sd2vita after i installed enso so i move to actual ux0 sd card.

thanks.

 

[Gromber]

anyone managed to keep the original logo? custom logos are overloaded, the original is very cool.

 

[godreborn]

if you're interested, the dev wiki for the vita (think it's henkaku in the title) explains how that boot logo works. it's pretty interesting stuff, and it also semi-explains why the pstv doesn't have it.

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iirc, it has something to do with the camera or at least the software for it.

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here it is: https://wiki.henkaku.xyz/vita/SceDisplay

 

[Gromber]

Thanks, but I will wait for a helpful answer, i dont want to brick my PSVita Fat.

 

[godreborn]

Thanks, but I will wait for a helpful answer, i dont want to brick my PSVita Fat.

when I read this post, I thought, "what an asshole, someone who doesn't appreciate the work that goes into making this easy. he wants everything handed to him." you're now on my ignore list, so I will no longer help you with any system.

 

[Gromber]

Thanks because you should only post when you know you can help, and not several useless flood messages, that prevent users who can really contribute from doing so.

I will study this, if i cant archieve, i have original enso compiled with original logo, i will not brick my console, im not a developer.

I appreciate SKGleba hard work and help he gives me, because is the dev of this, and knows better than anyone how It works.

Sorry for ask for help, before making a mistake alone.

 

[Gromber]

Fixed, the problem was boot_list.txt that still had e2xculogo.skprx and ex2xmodcount:=2, i removed e2xculogo.skprx line and ex2xmodcount:=1 and use sync option in the enso_ex installer.

 

[TheRaptor]

See https://gbatemp.net/threads/change-startup-logo.568598/

I changed to the original PS bootlogo with the homebrew app. I works for me. You have to download the app for the right firmware.

 

[Gromber]

i already fixed my problem... that solution is old and dangerous and unnecessary with enso_ex

 

[daemonspudguy]

You managed to make godreborn mad enough at you that he will ignore you now. That's almost impressive.

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[KarimisTired]

i already fixed my problem... that solution is old and dangerous and unnecessary with enso_ex

Could you please tell me how you fixed it?

 

[Gromber]

Could you please tell me how you fixed it?

https://gbatemp.net/threads/keep-original-ps-boot-logo-with-enso_ex.591843/post-9547419

 

[Aysolga]

Fixed, the problem was boot_list.txt that still had e2xculogo.skprx and ex2xmodcount:=2, i removed e2xculogo.skprx line and ex2xmodcount:=1 and use sync option in the enso_ex installer.

Still no bootlogo. In my boot_list.txt is only: 0000 e2xhencfg.skprx
I removed e2xculogo.skprx and ex2xmodcount:=2 but I havent seen anything with ex2xmodcount:=1
Am I doing something wrong? And yes I did sync after changing it.