Tutorial written by : Laurie
Last edited: March 29, 2004

Requires:
- Logo-X (I'm sure you'll find it somewhere)
- Ability to FTP to console.

Firstly, lots of credit to the Logo-X team, and everyone in the xbox scene.

Ok, this is actually quite easy. The Microsoft thing is a picture in .RAW format. So we need to make a replacement picture first.
Open a photo editing program (such as Adobe photoshop, which i used) and create a new document.
The document has to be 100 X 17 pix, and 8-bit (or 4-bit) grayscale.
Now you should have a small blank rectangular document. Fill in the background all black, then use a text tool type in whatever you want there. The text can be either white or gray, but I recomend making sure it's BOLD though.

Right, now save it as filename.raw in the same directory as your Logo-X program.

Next thing ,FTP to the console get your xboxdash.xbe file from the C:\ drive.
put it the same directory as your Logo-X program.

If your using the graphic interface version, click browse and open the xboxdash.xbe.
Then browse for the filename.raw file you made.
Then click on Insert boot logo. Apply.

If you using the DOS prompt version, type: logox -insertboot filename.raw xboxdash.xbe

Last step, FTP the file back to C:\ drive.

Finished !

Now you can enjoy having whatever you want, whenever you want there.

Tutorial written by : Laurie