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Hi, as the first journal, published here is a guide on how to be grub2 menu (if it is for display) can change in Ubuntu.

grub2 after the installation is capable of displaying a background image. But as this is not there, GRUB will automatically drop to the text console. The image may be reproduced in one of the formats
. Jpg
, . Png or
. Tga

 present, the location is by default 
 / boot / grub 

or
/ usr / share / images / desktop-base and the name was more than blue-orbit-grub.png

 or more blue-orbit-grub.tga 
 set. 

In order to change the image, can the etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme / edit directly, but is not recommended, because this file could be overwritten after every update. to take

 Instead, the change in the above file before, you can easily create a script which integrates the background image: 
 

Specifies a one file in the folder named grub_background.sh / usr / share / images / desktop-base to
. This file you can, for example in your home directory and then create copy: sudo chmod + x

/ home / your username

 / grub_background.sh 

sudo mkdir / usr / share / desktop-base

sudo cp-f / Pfad_zu / grub_background.sh / usr / share / desktop-base / sudo chmod + x / Pfad_zu / grub_background.sh

see the contents of the file so from: #! / Bin / sh-e #
name of the script = 'grub_background.sh'

 WALLPAPER = "/ usr / share / images / desktop-base / more blue-orbit-grub.png" 

COLOR_NORMAL = "black / black"
COLOR_HIGHLIGHT = "magenta / black"

if ["$ {GRUB_MENU_PICTURE}"] then echo

 "My Data used for 05_debian_theme"> & 2 

[$ {GRUB_COLOR_NORMAL}] & & COLOR_NORMAL = "$ GRUB_COLOR_NORMAL {} "

[$ {GRUB_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT}] & & COLOR_HIGHLIGHT = "$ {GRUB_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT}" WALLPAPER = / usr / share / desktop-base / "$ {GRUB_MENU_PICTURE}" fi

Once your file is created, you can in the file / etc / default / grub adapt this script with the following variables: export GRUB_MENU_PICTURE = "NamedesBildes.jpg"
export GRUB_COLOR_NORMAL = "dark-gray/black"

export GRUB_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT = "light-gray/black"

This opens the file with an editor with root privileges:
1. gksu gedit / etc / default / grub After you've followed these steps, you can picture as the following example, use GRUB image:
   

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