[Q] ¿320 dpi - 400 dpi? - Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard

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Dear friends,
I had my mediapad x1 with the 4.2.2 2.0 working fine, i supose in 320dpi (smaller), the i flashed the 4.4.2 and the 2.3, the the rom was 400 dpi. after that, i flased the last rom huawei gave us is the 4.4.2 emui 3.0 that is suposed to be 320dpi, but in my mediapad, the apps looks like bigger (400dpi?) the rom is the b009, downloaded from the emui.com site. A friend of mine, flashed the same rom and he have the frames and the fonts of the apps normal (see image). Can someone help me out to put that in a shorter way? Thanks so much
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the owner of the right screen must have done a dpi change in his system (if he is on 4.4.2). In order to do the same:
First install hacker keyboard (free) or swype+dragon keyboard (not free) from google play store, if you want to try DPI lower than 320 DPI (other keyboard won't work for DPI lower than 320) ( 240 and 180 are used by somes users)
Then try out on of these 2 methods:
ROOT METHOD:
1)Root
2)Install busybox
3) install terminal and enter commands
> su
> mount -o rw,remount /system
> chattr -R -i /system
4) Delete or rename / system / set_immutable.list [set_immutable.list.old]
5) add following lines to build.prop " qemu.sf.lcd_density=320 " and " ro.sf.lcd_density=320" (or any other number you want to try )
6) reboot
NO ROOT METHOD:
1) install adb on your computer
2) put your X1 in debugging mode and plug it to your comptuer (drivers insatlled)
3) accept the acces prompted on your X1 (musn't be in lock screen)
4) in adb, type the following commands:
5) adb devices
- this command will turn on your adb server and list out the number of Android devices connected to your PC. I would recommend just one unit connected at a time.
6) adb shell wm density 320
- you should see your screen resize immediately even without resizing, BUT running programs like CHROME will force close due to the change in density size.
-If this doesn't do anything,or if it hangs, just press CTRL+C do a adb shell reboot then once the unit reboots, redo steps 5 and 6
7)reboot
(thanks to A.J.Y. for the adb method)
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in case of future factory reset, put DPI back to 400 to let the reset huawei soft work.

Hello, the owner of the right screen is me.
I did nothing, just change the keyboard.

Whitsnak said:
Hello, the owner of the right screen is me.
I did nothing, just change the keyboard.
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What is your ROM exactly?
thx!

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[Q] Temp Rooting - You must do this first

I have a problem with downloading the Step 1 and Sep 2 files.
1. Install the ADB drivers, using my other thread here (WINDOWS ONLY)
2. Make sure you have the Android SDK installed and have access to adb
3. Open up a command window (Windows key + R, type cmd and hit enter)
4. Type, with your tablet plugged in:
Code: adb devices
Your device should appear. If not, repeat steps 1-4 until it does. You may need to restart your computer
5. Download Step 1 and Step 2 Note: (this link seems not working)
what kind of files are these and is there an other way of getting them?
Kind Gegards Edwin
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I took some time to finally get the files and working (or trying) to root my Archos 101 G9 Turbo.
An other thing everybody must know is that when you have Ice Cream (pre) installed on you tabled (version 4.04) it is wise to down grate to a lower Firmware.
This you can do by downloading firmware from the Archos website :
Download Archos 80/101 G9 OS v 3.2.80 (179826Kb)
Make an backup (if needed)
Boot Archos with power and volume + (recovery menu)
Delete and format system on tablet (so no firmware is on it anymore)
Make sure that you have installed the ADB drivers, using my other thread here (WINDOWS ONLY)
Boot up your tablet connected to your computer via USB-cable.
into the Recovery menu choose update firmware.
An popup on computer will appear, open the drive en copy the firmware..aos file on this drive.
Press power button on tablet so the firmware can install itself.
With this version you are able to root your tablet without any errors.
When you are done rooting you van easily do the update to Ice Cream using : clic on this
Kind Regards
the links work, scroll down to the bottom and click the big
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have you the good win_usb.inf ?

[Guide]How to enable Multi-User mode in CM 11

This guide can also be used on any rom running 4.2.2+.
Requirements
→Rooted device
→Xposed framework
→A Brain?
This method may not work on stock because stock roms doesn't supports but still you can try it.
There are two different methods of doing this.
METHOD 1:-
JUST download multi-user app from xposed repository and reboot. You will get a option of User under apps.
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Now just tap on it and add or manage users.
METHOD 2:-
In a terminal window or ADB, you’ll need to obtain SuperUser/root access. This is generally done by typing in su. After obtaining SuperUser access, type in:
pm get-max-users
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This should return the numeric result of “1,” which is the maximum number that the current OS is set up accept. If it returns an error, then your ROM is most likely unable to handle multiple users.
Next, you’ll need to change that number to something higher. In the following, I chose to set it to eight users because I felt like it.
Now type in:
setprop fw.max_users 8
pm create-user usernameyouwanthere
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You may notice the shell reboot, and if you’re on a ROM build that supports multiple users properly, you’ll either get a login request, or a users section will appear under device in system settings. Depending on your ROM, you might even see an option in the developer’s menu to enable user selection in the power menu.
Keep in mind that this may not work completely or be supported by your ROM, but in some instances it’s quite useful. The worst that should happen is that you have to restore a nandroid, or that the max_users changes back to single-user after a reboot.
★How to make it stick
Inspired by a comment from konnor below, this is how I got the multiple user mode to stick:
Code:
adb shell (if you’re not already, you can use terminal emulator if you want)
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
echo fw.max_users=4 >> build.prop
exit
exit
adb reboot (or reboot the device however you want)
From now on out the max_users will always be there when you boot.
After a reboot, swiping down and pressing my face brings me to the lock screen where all users are displayed. Your results may vary so make sure to have a nandroid backup.
Not my work just posting it in XDA.
PRESS THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
REGARDS
banerjeeayan1996

Re-partition Internal Storage (user data)

4 this kind of guys x)
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Warning:
Your device will never boot :D
Does this enough?
Ok jk but consider its possible
So don't blame me,
not responsible for anything
Trick:
Read 2nd Post First
(if u think necessary)(i would)
Why ?? :
Cuz u want to increase/decrease size on internal storage/internal sd card/nand/emmc.
So u can play Asphalt 8:AirBorne
I.e. default internal storage will increase from 4.6 GB to 5.5 GB
Sounds cool ?
Go ahead
Tools required:
0. Nandorid Backup ,
back up everything every way you can/know
1. Rooted Phone
2. Custom Recovery with ADB Sideload
3. Minimal ADB and Fastboot Tools(for Computer)
4 parted utilities.zip (download from below)
5. Computer should recognise device for that install necessary drive
6. brain, commen sense, patients,calm etc.
---> PROCEDURE/STEPS
(will add screen shot, Rewrite again )
1.
Extract 'parted' from zip copy to "/system/bin"
(if can't Open Es FILE EXPLORER app> find & tape Root explorer option>mount r/w option> mount system to r/w (read/write allow)
2.
Put phone in TWRP Recovery
3.
Connect to computer
On command line interface
(Windows>Run>CMD>enter)
#commands:
adb shell
su
parted /dev/block/mmcblk0
you will see the following screen
4.
On5 re-partition
Parted command
Rm mmcblk20,21,22,23
Name ,21,22,23
Re Size command
Mkpart primary start Size end Size
Format using
Mke4fs.
Restore twrp backup
Reboot to recovery

[SOLVED][HELP][DPI "bootloop:] Pocophone F1

Good evening,
So I wasn't aware of this DPI bootlooping issue until it happened to me today. I tried changing my DPI to 1000, since it worked to me before (not yet MIUI 11)
Here are some points to consider:
> USB debugging OFF
> bootloader LOCKED
>basically just stock pocophone f1 without any trace of modding.
>Mi Flash Unlock might unlock my bootloader, but I dont want to lose personal data. I tried logging in and my account has permissions to unlock. I only consider this as a last resort. (Is this feasible by the way?)
Here are some things I discovered
1. Using command prompt:
> fastboot devices - detects my phone
> adb devices - detects my phone if I select "Connect with MIAssistant" on stock recovery
> adb shell wm density -doesn't work (I think because bootloader is locked)
> fastboot flash recovery - doesn't work either(bootloader locked)
"adb devices" did not work at first. I tried doing it on fastboot to no avail.
But after some time exploring, "adb devices" worked when selecting "Connect to MIAssistant" on stock recovery
2. It actually is not "not booting", because I tried connecting a mouse using OTG when the loading circle appeared, then a very small mouse cursor appeared.
Here is a picture
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3. What I can tell is, it actually boots but encounters a problem when trying to display with that DPI setting. Correct me if I am wrong with #2 and #3.
Is there any solution to this without wiping my personal data?
Edit1: My solution here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/how-to/pocophone-f1-flash-stock-rom-locked-t4084979
Issue Solved with flashing stock rom. I will edit the post with a link on a new thread on how I did it even with a locked bootrom and USB debugging OFF. I hope that new thread will help others in this same problem.
hii please help fast
i have same problem i also have bootloader unlocked
i tried command in adb "adb shell density reset"
but it shows error closed
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Kunalkp123 said:
hii please help fast
i have same problem i also have bootloader unlocked
i tried command in adb "adb shell density reset"
but it shows error closed
please replay soon
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you need to time it correctly, or use adb's wait for device command
Can I copy somehow the files from my dead phone to PC, using fastboot command? Maybe by EDL mode

[GUIDE] EMUI 11 Complete Debloating Guide & Bloatware List

This de-bloating guide will help you start using EMUI 11 as clean as possible.
Please list packages in the comments section that you know is a bloatware and I didn't include in the spreadsheet.
This guide assumes that you're using Windows 10 as your PC OS.
BLOATWARE SPREADSHEET
To bring back software that you accidentally removed:
adb shell cmd package install-existing (com.package.name)
How-to for newbies
WARNING! Before following, make sure you have enabled the developer mode in your phone and enabled USB debugging.
(Go to Settings>About phone> click on Build number 7 times > go back > go to System & updates > Developer options > enable USB debugging)
1) Download Android SDK Platform tools. LINK
2) Create a new folder directly in C:\ drive and name it adb
3) Copy everything inside SDK Platform tools zip into C:\adb
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4) Press WindowsKey+R, type cmd and press enter.
5) In cmd, type cd C:\adb and press enter.
Now you can copy and paste commands from the spreadsheet!
thanks .. will be using this after the update rolls out in to my phone.
Hi @faceliler
disabling the com.huawei.android.hwaps makes the switching between 90Hz and 60Hz not working. The switch is still under screen settings, but it does not make anything. If you have been on 90Hz mode before disabling it, you will stay on 90Hz. Same in the other way - you will stick on 60Hz mode if you was on 60Hz mode.
GIBbeerSKY said:
Hi @faceliler
disabling the com.huawei.android.hwaps makes the switching between 90Hz and 60Hz not working. The switch is still under screen settings, but it does not make anything. If you have been on 90Hz mode before disabling it, you will stay on 90Hz. Same in the other way - you will stick on 60Hz mode if you was on 60Hz mode.
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Hi, thank you for reporting, I will erase it from the list.
Can i use this without root?
Thanks @faceliler, but...
Why make it harder than it is?
@Cyber.Cat was so kind and built an easy tool for debloating your Huawei over a year ago. He even made a post about it right in this forum:
You can find it here.
And he made some nice updates since then, here's the thread about his program.
No root needed, no annoying package name searching or anything else.
Just mark and delete or only deactivate.
thank you for instructions
removing huawei histen is lowering sound quality on P40lite (JNY-LX1)

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