I have not tried this myself yet, probably will today, or tomorrow but for anyone who wants to use PwnageTool 1.1 to change their boot or recovery logo, without having to restore every time here is how.
1) Take your ipsw file and rename it to .zip extensionI've found another method posted at hackint0sh, I'll also try this one when I can. If you try one or the other, let me know how it goes in the comments.
2) Navigate to Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.m68ap.production/
3) There you will find applelogo.img2 & recoverymode.img2, that is the Boot and recovery logo.
4) Now take your img2 files and just copy it (with good names) to the folder in the .zip file.
5) rename now the .zip extension back to .ipsw and your done !
6) Now flash the firmware and your new images are there.
Do everything up to the point of creating your custom firmware.I will report back with my experiences when I give these a try.
You then change the extension of the firmware to .zip then browse the zip file and navigate to:
Firmware/All_Flash/all_flash.m68ap.production
Then copy the files applelogo.img2 and recoverymode.img2
You will then rename them to logo.img2 and recovery.img2.
You then go to the PwnageTool and right click and show package contents then navigate to: Contents/Resources/iPwner and overwrite the logo.img2 and recovery.img2 files that are there.
THEN, open pwnage, select a firmware and then click iPwner and it will put your custom images without restoring. Instead of the pineapple that usually comes when you do iPwner, your images willl come up.
