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A "bootloop" or "boot loop" is a problematic situation wherein a device can't fully boot up and starts over, in a loop. Make sure to read the information provided with the 'info' link before submitting your question, as it contains general help.
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Changed device DPI now stuck in a bootloop
Device: OnePlus One
ROM: MultiROM with CM11s as internal, and CM12 nightly as secondary
Recovery: TWRP
Backup location: USB OTG
Backup method: Online Nandroid Backup application
So I have quite a d …
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Changed device DPI now stuck in a bootloop
So, I actually ended up flashing only the system.img and boot.img files, and that let the device turn on.
There were a few problems I ran into, though. Settings kept force quitting, for one thing. But …
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