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    How can I edit file in /etc folder on UT 20.04 (Focal)?

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        pleca
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        Hello community,

        I refer to this thread:
        https://forums.ubports.com/topic/9317/how-can-i-change-scaling-on-20-04-focal-without-ut-tweak-tool-and-without-reboot?_=1698522355620

        I'm running Pixel 3a XL. I would like to change scaling in /etc/deviceinfo/devices/halium.yaml ("GridUnit"), unfortunately file is unwritable.

        As there is no UT Tweak Tool available, so I enabled Developer mode and I tride to follow this: https://ubports.com/en/blog/ubports-news-1/post/terminal-chapter-3-3073 to make fs r/w.

        I tried both ways:

            $ adb shell
        
            $ sudo touch /userdata/.writable_image
        
            $ sudo reboot 
        

        and

            $ adb shell
        
            $ sudo mount -o remount,rw / 
        

        None of above worked, file is still unwritable.

        Therefore my question: How can I make fs r/w to edit halium.yaml in /etc?

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          lduboeuf @pleca
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          @pleca
          You can install Tweak tool, this build works for focal even if named xenial... iirc

          https://gitlab.com/myii/ut-tweak-tool/-/merge_requests/109

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            aimar
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            Does not sudo nano /etc/deviceinfo/devices/halium.yaml work?
            Or using chmod does not help?

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