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Script - Change OnePlus One DPI to 420
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#!/sbin/sh | |
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# /system/addon.d/changeDPIto420.sh | |
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# Copyright Anthony Wang, 2016 | |
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# This script is based on http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/help/help-script-to-lcd-density-t2862245 | |
# the original code of which is "sed -i 's/density=480/density=420/g' /system/build.prop;" | |
# but has been improved in this current script. | |
# The "sed" command: https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.txt | |
# The "-i" option specifies that the file is to be edited in-place. | |
# The "s/..../..../" is the Substitute command and substitutes s/old/toNEW/ | |
# The "[0-9]*" in the first argument of the s/ command is a Regex matching for an any-digit number | |
# The "/g" at the end of the Substitute command is a Global replacement flag, | |
# meaning change every occurrance of the match pattern | |
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# Additional note regarding the -i option under Mac OS X vs. Unix | |
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19456518/invalid-command-code-despite-escaping-periods-using-sed | |
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sed -i 's/ro.sf.lcd_density=[0-9]*/ro.sf.lcd_density=420/g' /system/build.prop; |
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