[therapix]

First of all, hi all and thank you for sharing all this useful knowledge.
Special thanks to pokenguyen who made this wonderful guide:
Simple way to create Dual Boot : Snow Leopard and Windows 7

After installing everything, my Chameleon bootloader showed only 2 hard drives and I wanted to make it look a bit cooler, so I created PNGs with Apple and Windows logos I wanted to share with you guys.


So... how the hell do I change the hard drive pictures by fancy logos?
Well, quite easy.

1 - On the Finder menu (grey bar on top), click GO > Go to Folder
2 - A box pops up, write "/extra/themes" and click Go
3 - Go to the default folder and replace device_hfsplus.png and device_ntfs.pg by both files attached to this post.

Reboot and you should get OS logos instead of hard drives.

[achmeingott]

you're my hero. i just set up my win7/osx dual boot yesterday and was looking for this exactly. wasn't expecting to find some awesome icons as well though. much appreciated.

[deshwasi]

awesome therapix. now if i can find out how to get rid of the 2 other icons for the other 2 partitions on my Dell Mini..

[devedander]

Originally Posted by deshwasi

awesome therapix. now if i can find out how to get rid of the 2 other icons for the other 2 partitions on my Dell Mini..

<key>Hide Partition</key>
<string>hd(0,1)</string>

Hides partition one of disk 0.

You can see disk info in disk utility for each parition by right clicking and I think it's get info.

[veloscaraptor]

Originally Posted by devedander

<key>Hide Partition</key>
<string>hd(0,1)</string>

Hides partition one of disk 0.

You can see disk info in disk utility for each parition by right clicking and I think it's get info.

where do you put the <key> and <string> information?