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# 37350 11-Jul-2009 15:54
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Some of you are aware that I'm stuck on 3.0, and hate it alot. I just want to know now, how do I change the boot logo? It used to be a pinapple from quicpwn, but quickpwn for 3.0 is no more. LogoMe doesnt work either. Any ideas?




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  # 234630 13-Jul-2009 11:49
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I don't know about changing the logo, but reverting to 2.2.1 is possible (I've done it myself) if you revert to iTunes 8.0, put the iPod into DFU mode, and do a Restore using the 2.2.1 firmware (which is likely still sitting on your hard drive). I can give you more details if you want to go down that path.



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  # 234663 13-Jul-2009 12:28
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omg thank you sooooooooo much behodar. I reverted last night and then decided to have some fun and went all the way back to itunes 7.2 i think it was and downgrade touch to 1.1.4
:D so much happier with 2.2.1 though. thanks heaps




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