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title: GSI
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## Devices
This is a list of my own devices using a GSI ROM.
| Device | Notes |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Xiaoxin Pad 2022 | Only system_b works, system_a is not present |
## Installation
1. Open a terminal and type `adb reboot bootloader`
2. After bootloader is up. Type `fastboot devices` to check if your device is found properly.
3. Type `fastboot flashing unlock` **WARNING: User data will be deleted with this step**
4. Type `fastboot reboot fastboot` to launch into standalone fastboot mode
5. Navigate to the folder where `vbmeta.img` and `boot.img` are saved
`fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta vbmeta.img`
`fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification boot boot.img`
6. Get the currently active system slot `fastboot getvar current-slot`
- Change the slot using `fastboot --set-active=a/b`
7. Type `fastboot delete-logical-partition product_a` then `fastboot delete-logical-partition product_b`
8. Last step install GSI with `fastboot flash system [image].img`
> [XDA Thread on GSI with Lenovo Tab M10 Plus 3rd Gen](https://xdaforums.com/t/installing-custom-rom-gsi-magisk-on-lenovo-tab-m10-plus-3rd-gen-tb-125fu.4480023/)
## Updating
1. Open a terminal and execute `adb reboot bootloader`
2. `fastboot reboot fastboot`
3. `fastboot getvar current-slot`
4. Change slot to the inactive one: `fastboot --set-active=a/b`
5. `fastboot flash system [image].img`
6. `fastboot reboot`
7. Open Magisk and direct install
8. Reboot
## Wipe everything
1. Open a terminal and execute `adb reboot bootloader`
2. `fastboot reboot fastboot`
`fastboot erase system_a`
`fastboot erase system_b`
`fastboot erase userdata`

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Updating devices with support for seamless updates (due to having two system partitions) is much simpler than updating devices with [only one partition](/other/android/update). Updating devices with support for seamless updates (due to having two system partitions) is much simpler than updating devices with [only one partition](/other/android/update).
## Devices
| Device | Notes |
| -------------------- | ----- |
| Motorola Edge 40 Pro | |
**TODO** **TODO**

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**Requires a PC** **Requires a PC**
## Devices
| Device | Notes |
| ---------------- | ----- |
| Xiaomi Mi 9 Lite | |
## Acquire LineageOS Update Zip-file ## Acquire LineageOS Update Zip-file
The newest update can either be downloaded through the built-in updater, exported to local storage and copied to the PC, or downloaded directly from [download.lineageos.org](https://download.lineageos.org) The newest update can either be downloaded through the built-in updater, exported to local storage and copied to the PC, or downloaded directly from [download.lineageos.org](https://download.lineageos.org)