Is there a way to change default resolution?
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Without root?
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There is in android n. I believe you can do it through adb without root on MM too.
Looking into all possibilities
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Screen resolution or DPI?
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If you mean dpi, using adb run:
adb shell wm density xxx && adb reboot
Replace "xxx" with the dpi you want (560 is stock, I use 484 which is what android N describes as small)
Don't need root for this.
scissors_cut_paper said:
If you mean dpi, using adb run:
adb shell wm density xxx && adb reboot
Replace "xxx" with the dpi you want (560 is stock, I use 484 which is what android N describes as small)
Don't need root for this.
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This causes some issues with some apps as they don't scale properly as with the build prop tweak
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hmm was bored so i moved my density to 160... lol made everything small and now the launcher keeps failing... so how can i change the density in adb or something without using my phone?
you'd have to pull your build.prop via adb and edit it I guess notepad++? Then find where is says dpi or resolution whereever you find the 160 at and change it back to 240 save it and push it back in the /system
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I've never used adb shell ill have to look into how to using it for later usage
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thanks but i already restored a old backup... i was told though to reflash the rom and that would fix it
steviee7 said:
thanks but i already restored a old backup... i was told though to reflash the rom and that would fix it
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Would have been simplier and faster to use abd
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I tried modifying framework-res.apk with all of these values in bools.xml
Code:
config_allowAllRotations
Code:
config_enableLockScreenRotation
Code:
lockscreen_isPortrait
and was successfully in replacing the original without bootloop. Unfortunately, none of them works. Is there any truly working way without installing apps (e.g. Set Orientation)? All I need is just get the lockscreen go landscape.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
P/S: I am using Nexus 7 with root
Flash this ROM and then set lockscreen in settings.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1868215
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I just use this app. No need to hack around and works great.
Take a look at "Set Orientation" - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googlecode.eyesfree.setorientation
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Like I just did: 0
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Easiest way would be an app like Rom toolbox by jrummy. What did you change yours to?
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Like I just did: 0
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Wait you set your DPI to 0? No wonder it bootlooped...
I'm going to try 240 or so, that's what I had on my Note 2. All you have to do is modify build.prop, I used a DPI changer on the play store though as I had issues with my root explorer changing it.
I tried texdroider dpi app from playstore, I changed it to 360 and when I rebooted I never came back. Had to do the flash back to stock process.
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geoff5093 said:
Wait you set your DPI to 0? No wonder it bootlooped...
I'm going to try 240 or so, that's what I had on my Note 2. All you have to do is modify build.prop, I used a DPI changer on the play store though as I had issues with my root explorer changing it.
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I didn't see the dpi line in build.prop
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SysAdmNj said:
I tried texdroider dpi app from playstore, I changed it to 360 and when I rebooted I never came back. Had to do the flash back to stock process.
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Same here, the only value that didn't get a bootloop is 380 DPI, anyone has any clues to this behavior ?
elfarto said:
Same here, the only value that didn't get a bootloop is 380 DPI, anyone has any clues to this behavior ?
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lol if you are root just xposed installer and app settings, then change dpi per app the way you like.
That way you can leave stock untouched
elfarto said:
Same here, the only value that didn't get a bootloop is 380 DPI, anyone has any clues to this behavior ?
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bachera said:
lol if you are root just xposed installer and app settings, then change dpi per app the way you like.
That way you can leave stock untouched
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Thats what I ended up doing, xposed installer. Havent looked back since
SysAdmNj said:
I didn't see the dpi line in build.prop
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it's there, ro.sf.lcd_density=480
Edit..fixed
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I'm an adb novice but I don't wanna trip the root checker even tho I'm on TMO so I wanna dump these bloat apps via adb. I know the rm command but what is the file path for apps and where can I find the file names of all the sucky non removable apps?
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RiverdALIEN said:
I'm an adb novice but I don't wanna trip the root checker even tho I'm on TMO so I wanna dump these bloat apps via adb. I know the rm command but what is the file path for apps and where can I find the file names of all the sucky non removable apps?
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I'm on att, but it's usually /system/app. I must say, however, as a novice, perhaps you should use the mv command to rename instead.
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lastdeadmouse said:
I'm on att, but it's usually /system/app. I must say, however, as a novice, perhaps you should use the mv command to rename instead.
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Thanks for the tip I'll look into it. Have u removed any att apps yet?
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I used this Firmware: Ultimate v14
How can i change the DPI? It´s Multi-DPI i know, but i can´t find a Option to change to another DPI?
Dude, c'mon. Aren't you ashamed to ask such questions here ? Google is your friend.
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XDKOwner said:
I used this Firmware: Ultimate v14
How can i change the DPI? It´s Multi-DPI i know, but i can´t find a Option to change to another DPI?
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adb root
adb remount
adb pull /system/build.prop
change DPI setting from 480 to whatever you want
adb push build.prop /system/
adb reboot
XDKOwner said:
I used this Firmware: Ultimate v14
How can i change the DPI? It´s Multi-DPI i know, but i can´t find a Option to change to another DPI?
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Download textdroider DPI from the Play Store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.texdroider.texdroider_dpi&hl=en
AO7 said:
adb root
adb remount
adb pull /system/build.prop
change DPI setting from 480 to whatever you want
adb push build.prop /system/
adb reboot
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Excessive man...
Okay, i have found it. Thanks
AO7 said:
adb root
adb remount
adb pull /system/build.prop
change DPI setting from 480 to whatever you want
adb push build.prop /system/
adb reboot
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Where should i put this code? What is advantage of the apps textdroider dpi in playstore?
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NixyYumi said:
Where should i put this code? What is advantage of the apps textdroider dpi in playstore?
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If you don't know, don't try it!!!
I suggest you go read up on some things. Otherwise you'll have a beautiful Samsung paperweight one day...
NixyYumi said:
Where should i put this code? What is advantage of the apps textdroider dpi in playstore?
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Just use texdroider.... You have a high chance of bootlooping if you follow those steps.
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textdroider
textdroider is the best app for change the DPI