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It shows up before the kernel is loaded. So I guess it is not (easily) possible to remove it. It isn't a file. It's somewhere in the firmware of a soc chip. So if you wan't to remove the logo you have to do some reverse engineering and write this code yourself.
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so...knowing the chip can I open my n900 and pull off it from the motherboard?
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