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\section{Rebranding}
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\subsection{Package: redhat-logos}
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The \texttt{redhat-logos} package contains files created by the CentOS
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Project to replace the Red Hat ``Shadow Man'' logo and  RPM logo.  The
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Red Hat ``Shadow Man'' logo, RPM, and the RPM logo are trademarks or
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registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. Firstboot images that need to
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be rebranded in \texttt{redhat-logos} package are illustrated in
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\autoref{fig:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot:Rebranding:Logos}.
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Replacements for these files are available in the Firstboot image
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directory (
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\autoref{sec:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot:Identity:Images}) of
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Firstboot (\autoref{cha:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot}) inside your
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working copy of CentOS Artwork Repository.
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Once you rebrand the image files inside the SRPM package, you need to
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rebuild it with the new brand information.
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\subsection{Package: redhat-artwork}
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The \texttt{redhat-artworks} package contains the themes and icons
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that make up the CentOS default look and feel.  Relevant files to
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firstboot rebranding are described below:
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The following files in \texttt{redhat-artwork} need to be rebranded:
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Once you rebrand the image files inside the \texttt{redhat-artwork}
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SRPM package, you need to rebuild it with the new brand information.
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\subsection{Package: firstboot}
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Firstboot messages locale contains the upstream brand, so they need to
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be rebranded too. The .po files you need to rebrand are inside the
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firstboot package.  The \texttt{firstboot} package contains the
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firstboot utility that runs after installation.  Once you rebrand the
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content of .po files inside \texttt{firstboot} SRPM package, you need
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to rebuild it with the new brand information.  The rebranded .mo files
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are created in the installation process.
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\subsection{Package: firstboot-tui}
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The \texttt{firstboot-tui} package contains a text interface for the
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\texttt{firstboot} package.  Once you rebrand the content of
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\texttt{.po} files inside the \texttt{firstboot-tui} SRPM package, you
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need to rebuild it with the new brand information.  The rebranded
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\texttt{.mo} files are created in the installation process.
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\subsection{Package: centos-release}
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The CentOS License Agreement, shown after the welcome screen of
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firstboot, is controled by the file \texttt{eula.en\_US} which is
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controlled by the \texttt{centos-release} package.  The
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\texttt{centos-release} package contains the CentOS release notes and
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eula files.
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The file \texttt{eula.en\_US} contains the English translation of
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CentOS License Agreement. English language is the reference for
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specific language translations of CentOS License Agreement. Specific
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language translations of CentOS License Agreement are accepted by
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Firstboot in the path \texttt{/usr/share/eula/}. 
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File names of eula specific language translations should have the
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format \texttt{eula.lang} or \texttt{eula.lang\_COUNTRY}.  Where
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\texttt{lang} is a two-lowercase-letters code representing the
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translation language and \texttt{COUNTRY} a two-uppercase-letters code
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representing the country of that translation language. Languages' and
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countries' codes are specified as described in the standards ISO639
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and ISO3166 respectively.
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When using Anaconda in a language different from English firstboot
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checks if there is any eula translation file for the currenct
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language. If so, the specific language eula file is loaded and shown
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to the user.  Otherwise the \texttt{eula.en\_US} file is used.
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The CentOS eula files, described in the previous list, have their own
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framework inside CentOS Artwork Repository. They are rendered similar
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to images using templates and translation files, as well as rendering
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scripts. 
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The files \texttt{EULA} and \texttt{eula.en\_US} should have the same
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information. The \texttt{GPL} file contains the GPL license with a
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brief description of how it applies to CentOS Distribution.
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Once you rebrand the text files inside the \texttt{centos-release}
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SRPM package, you need to rebuild it with the new brand information.
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\begin{figure}[!hbp]
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\hrulefill
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\begin{verbatim}
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/usr/share/firstboot/pixmaps/
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|-- shadowman-round-48.png
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\end{verbatim}
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\hrulefill
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\caption{Firstboot rebranding (package: redhat-logos)%
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   \label{fig:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot:Rebranding:Logos}}
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\end{figure}
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\begin{figure}[!hbp]
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\hrulefill
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\begin{verbatim}
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/usr/share/firstboot/pixmaps/
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|-- firstboot-left.png
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|-- splash-small.png
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\end{verbatim}
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\hrulefill
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\caption{Firstboot rebranding (package: redhat-artwork)%
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   \label{fig:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot:Rebranding:Artwork}}
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\end{figure}
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\begin{figure}[!hbp]
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\hrulefill
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\begin{verbatim}
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/usr/share/eula/
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|-- eula.en_US
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/usr/share/doc/centos-release-5/
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|-- EULA
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|-- GPL
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\end{verbatim}
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\hrulefill
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\caption{Firstboot rebranding (package: centos-release)%
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   \label{fig:Distribution:Anaconda:Firstboot:Rebranding:Release}}
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\end{figure}
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\begin{verbatim}
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\end{verbatim}