[houstonche]

[quote=2376] @houstonche, I was having trouble copying the file to the directory also. Here’s what I did. Maybe it will help you…

Make sure that you have the desired png in the Pi directory.

Use startx for GUI support on the Pi.

Go to the Start Menu and choose “Accessories” -> “Root Terminal”

type: sudo cp “name of your image in the Pi folder”.png /etc/splashscreen.png

It should act like nothing has happened and just start a new line. From the GUI, you can go to the etc folder to see if it worked.

Hopefully this helps!
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I feel like this is still a bit over my head in terms of raspberry knowledge. Are you typing in your commands off of a linux/windows system? or are you inputing this command directly into the raspberry pi system?

[houstonche]

I’m having a heck of a time trying to change the splash screen. I placed the file I want to use in /home/pi/, exited emulationstation on raspberry pi, and then typed in the following command

sudo cp /home/pi/splash1.png /etc/splashscreen.png

Raspberry pie said permission denied.

I’ve also tried directly copying the image into the etc folder via cyberduck, same deal, no rights to edit the folder.

Any suggestions?

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