29 Mar
Posted by Jayce Ooi as Software
HyperDroid CM7 is another build from XDA Developer, pongster. It is built from the source (CyanogenMod 7) and tweaked for performance. As usual, I changed it LCD density to 240 because I don’t like the default 167 density. This ROM is based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread and using Tytung r8.3 Kernel.

HyperDroid CM7 on HTC HD2

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Make sure that you change ro.sf.lcd_density=167 to 240 at build.prop (system folder) before you install the ROM if you want normal screen density.
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Download HyperDroid CM7 v1.0.4 [Kernel: Tytung r8.3] NAND A2SD+ Zip ROM here.
via: xda-developers
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HyperDroid CM7 looks awesome, I will try it.
How do you modify build.prop ?
The file is in 644 mode and my text editors do not run as root.
I heared about root editor but it is not free.
Is there an esay and free solution ?
(sorry I am a newbe)
I edited the file with 7-Zip before install it. It is free.
Did not thought to do it this way, it’s easy !
Thanks a lot.
Jayce,
Tad bit confused as to how to change this LCD Density build.prop file. I have installed HyperDroid NAND that had the DAF flash installer. Is there any way to change the build.prop file once it is installed, or how would I edit that file in that version?
Use Root Explorer to edit the build.prop in your case.