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I have tested LogoDIY on my R9000P 2021H with BIOS version LENOVO GKCN53WW, 2/25/2022, and it worked as expected.
However, when I am testing this on my ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9, it didn't seem to work. I tried this because
I noticed that there is a corresponding "Lenovo PC Manager" software specifically targeted at ThinkPads on Lenovo's official website, though when I downloaded it, I couldn't seem to find anything related to "change boot logo" in the toolbox;
ThinkPad's boot logo is a "Lenovo" logo with red square background, and I suppose it should be categorized as a Lenovo computer, I guess?
I wonder if it is possible to add support for ThinkPads.
I have tried to look into AIToolAPI.dll for something useful, but I can't figure out how those assembly codes work since I lack experience.
For some clue, the BIOS flash utility for ThinkPad provided by Lenovo was once able to modify the boot image, but it seems that the current updater doesn't support doing so.
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Thanks for your detailed feedback, the logo can be changed because Lenovo has added code within UEFI to read the logo file at some specified location. If Lenovo does not support these features on some models, it may not be possible to change the logo using LogoDiy on these models.
I have tested LogoDIY on my R9000P 2021H with BIOS version
LENOVO GKCN53WW, 2/25/2022
, and it worked as expected.However, when I am testing this on my ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9, it didn't seem to work. I tried this because
I wonder if it is possible to add support for ThinkPads.
I have tried to look into AIToolAPI.dll for something useful, but I can't figure out how those assembly codes work since I lack experience.
For some clue, the BIOS flash utility for ThinkPad provided by Lenovo was once able to modify the boot image, but it seems that the current updater doesn't support doing so.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: