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* **`ppmquant 224`**: Reduces the number of colors in the image to 224, which is commonly used for boot logos.
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* **`pnmnoraw > logo_kernel.ppm`**: Normalizes the image and saves it as **`logo_kernel.ppm`**.
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3. Your custom logo is now created and saved as **`logo_kernel.ppm`**. You can use this PPM logo in Yocto Project as described in the previous section. Ensure that you've copied this PPM logo to the appropriate directory within your Yocto layer, and follow the steps to customize the boot logo.
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3. Your custom logo is now created and saved as **`logo_kernel.ppm`**.
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**Continuing the Customization Process**
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