Since you already in .423, step 8 can be skip..

Please read first page, a lot infor there.

I use Titanium Backup, best one out there. Paid version even better

Of course, this backup is useless without root. So make sure you're rooted if you want to use it.

After a night playing with DPI, I am quite happy on what I archive now.

Requirement:

• Root
  
  
• Text Editor, example use Root Explorer for edit build.prop
  
  
• Xposed Framework v2.1.4 - required for Application Settings
  
  
• Application Settings v0.4 - for changing apps DPI, Screen (dp), Font Scale, Rotation & etc
  
  

Home Launcher
- Search ro.sf.lcd_density=480 at system/build.prop and change the value to 320
- Change Font size to Large at Settings


Contacts & Phone
- Change Contacts to DPI 390 & Screen (dp) 320x480
- Change Phone to DPI 480 & Screen (dp) 320x480


Messaging
- Change to DPI 373


Settings
- Change to DPI 270 & Screen (dp) 1000x1600


Calendar
- Change to DPI 320 & Screen (dp) 800x1280


Clock
- Change to DPI 420 & Screen (dp) 320x480


Email
- Change to DPI 280 & Screen (dp) 800x1280


Gmail
- Change to Screen (dp) 800x1280


TrackID
- Change to DPI 240 & Screen (dp) 1000x1600


Flipboard
- Change to Screen (dp) 800x1280


Others Apps

• Facebook - DPI 380
  
  
• Facebook Messenger - DPI 320 & Font scale 133
  
  
• WeChat - DPI 420
  
  
• Viber - DPI 380
  
  
• WhatsApp - DPI 380
  
  
• Calculator - DPI 505, Screen (dp) 320x480 & Fullscreen
  
  
• AmGenie - DPI 360
  
  
• Camera - DPI 400 & Screen (dp) 480x854
  
  
• Cameras (widget) - DPI 480 & Screen (dp) 320x480
  
  
• jetVD - DPI 380 & Screen (dp) 320x480
  
  
• Root Explorer - DPI 360
  
  
• Translate - DPI 360
  
  
• 中华万年历 - DPI 430 & Screen (dp) 320x480
  
  

are you rooted?

if yes, did you change it to r/w in the root explorer instead of it being r/o?

u need to use root explorer sinc e that is the only tool can edit the source in root folders. furthermore make sure u mount it as rw, not ro

You can enter recovery? Maybe later I make a zip for you to flash..
Hopefully you can reboot your phone after that..

Place the zip in your ext sd card though...

ARE YOU on stock .423 ?

you using dual recovery?

try volume DOWN this time. see if you can enter TWRP recovery..

and yes, use flashtool to fix your phone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240614

try to flash the dual recovery again.. it might work..

off the phone, plug in usb on your phone first.. then upon switching on the phone. faster plug in the phone/pc and see..

ofcuz the dual recovery.bat file must be running first..
see if that'll help.
and yes, you can flash other region, since you're going to use custom firmware..

try to flash the dual recovery again.. it might work..

off the phone, plug in usb on your phone first.. then upon switching on the phone. faster plug in the phone/pc and see..

ofcuz the dual recovery.bat file must be running first..
see if that'll help.
and yes, you can flash other region, since you're going to use custom firmware..

this is weird.. even if u screwed up your build.prop.

recovery should work..
unless you forgot to flash back recovery after rooting/wiping

well, try the flashtool method then

try this one by [nut]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2313369

got instructions too..

no spare sd card?

or anyone else in your family has it? ask to borrow first..

1. transfer .apk file to your sdcard or ext_sdcard (your choice)
2. Settings -> Security -> "Check" Install unknown sources
3. since your are using stock, there should be an app called "File Commander", navigate to the place where you stored your .apk file

4. just install.
yes mang, im afraid it'll all be wiped..

when you boot, does your LED light turn green?
or no light at all?

okay. means you got no recovery..
it should be green first..

you know how to force off/restart the phone?

POWER + volume up

maybe you can try the recovery flash method again.. not sure :\

try every method (even if its almost impossible) before fully wiping it to fix.

okay i guess you gotta wipe, then read the instructions like ChuanHong posted.

-- always rmb, after changing any rom, flash root (with doomlord rooting kit) then flash dual recovery (by [nut]).. thought some rom they provide some steps when you flash their rom tho..

my volume is full now. or maybe press the volume button during actual call?