After a day of hard work, I tried various methods and finally successfully added the boot image under Ubuntu12.04. To sum up, it is not as complicated as many people on the Internet say. It may also be a feasible method. I have never tried it successfully, maybe my own capabilities are limited, now we recommend a simple method, as follows: Enter the following command in the terminal: sudogedit/usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib after opening the file grub-mkconfig_lib,
After a day of hard work, I tried various methods and finally added the boot image to Ubuntu 12.04. To sum up, it is not as complicated as many people on the Internet say. It may also be a feasible method. I have never tried it successfully, maybe my own capabilities are limited, we recommend a simple method as follows:
Enter the following command in the terminal:
Sudo gedit/usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib
After you open the file grub-mkconfig_lib, add the following code at the end of the file:
# This allows desktop-base to override our settings
F =/usr/share/desktop-base/grub_background.sh
If test-e $ {f}; then
Source $ {f}
Else
WALLPAPER = "/boot/shorttop.png"
COLOR_NORMAL = "black/white"
COLOR_HIGHLIGHT = "magenta/green"
Fi
The system will automatically search for background images,
Then enter the command in the terminal:
Sudo update-grub
The following message is displayed:
Generating grub. cfg...
Found background image: Topics top.png
......
Restart the system and the beautiful background image will appear. For example:
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