Download Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) – Project Treble Device List

Here is the download for Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) for the Project Treble Devices.

Alright, Google finally revealed the next version of Android OS called Android 9.0 Pie. The update is been rolling out to Pixel phones now. The currently supported devices are Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. Google announced the Android Pie beta preview earlier this year and includes lots of new features. Google also say’s that the devices that were a part of the Android P developer preview program with brands such as Sony, Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, Essential, and more along with some Android One phones, will get the Android 9.0 Pie in the fall.

If you have the project treble, then you can now install Android Pie GSI image on your device. Just in case you were wondering, almost all Android Devices releasing in the market with the latest version of Android 8 Oreo supports this project. The Google has now finally released the very first Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) for the Project Treble Devices.

So, here we are at the GetDroidTips with our take on Download Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) – Project Treble Device List. Before we get to the Download Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI), let us take a look at the Project Treble Supported Device List, should we?

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Project Treble Supported Device List

Here is a list of devices which are supported by the Project Treble.

• Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Codename: crownLTE)
• Xiaomi Poco F1 (Codename: beryllium)
• Xiaomi Mi 5 (Codename: Gemini)
• Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime (Codename: markw)
• Redmi 4x (Codename: Santoni)
• Xiaomi Redmi 3x/ 3s/ Prime (Codename: land)
• Lenovo Zuk Z2 Plus (Codename: z2_plus)
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Snapdragon (Codename: Mido) (Tested on the PE and the Lineage-ex vendors)
• Lenovo P2 (kunato)
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro (Codename: whyred) (Tested on the mokee vendor)
• Xiaomi Mi 6 (sagit)
• LG V30 (Codename: h930)
• Redmi 5 Plus (Codename: Vince) (Tested with the cardinal-aosp vendor)
• Exynos S9+ (Unstable; as it is not Qualcomm)
• Xiaomi Redmi 4A (Codename: Rolex) (crDroid Treble)
• OnePlus 5/ T (Mokee Trees)(Decryption is a must)
• Motorola Moto G5 (Codename: Cedric)
• Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 (Codename: X00TD)

Supported Device List and Downloads:

Device List	Download
Samsung Galaxy Note 9	Download Here
Xiaomi Poco F1	Download Here
Xiaomi Mi 5	Download Here
Xiaomi Mi A1	Download Here
Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro	Download Here
Xiaomi Redmi Note 4	Download Here
Redmi Note 5	Download Here
Redmi 5 Plus	Download Here
Redmi 4X	Download Here
Redmi 4 Prime	Download Here
Redmi 3s/3x/Prime	Download Here
Xiaomi Mi 6	Download Here
OnePlus 5/5T	Download Here
OnePlus 5T	Download Here
Moto G5 Plus	Download Here
LG V30	Download Here
Lenovo P2	Download Here
Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1	Download Here

Is your device on the list? Well, Great. Do you want to Download Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI)? Let us guide you.

Download Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI)

Now, in order to download the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI), you need to click on the download button below.

Android P GSI system images A-Only arm64 Mirror Link (A-Only)

Note: The above Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) is just for A-only devices which are based on arm64 architecture. 

Since the above Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) has just released and is still in beta, there are a few bugs that the users might face with this Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI). Let us take a look at What those Bugs are.

Bugs in the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI)

• VoLTE does not work.
• MTP may not work fine on some devices.
• Minor lags and hiccups here and there.
• maybe a few more.

Now, once that’s clear, let us take a look at How to Install  Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI), should we?

Steps to Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI)

Before we get straight to How to Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI), let us take a look at some of the prerequisites, should we?

Prerequisites

• Your device must be in the above list of Project Treble Supported Devices.
• You should have the TWRP Recovery installed on your Android Device.
• Your Android Device must have at least a 60% charge left.
• An active internet connection.

Now, when you have the above prerequisites, you are ready to install the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) on your Android Device.

Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI)

In order to install the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) on your Android Device, you need to follow these steps carefully:

Warning: This will remove all the data on your Android Device, so be sure that you back everything up. 

• First of all, make sure you have downloaded the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) on your Android Device.
• Now, boot your Device into the TWRP Recovery Mode by simply switching it off and turning it back on by pressing and holding the Volume Up + Power key at the same time.
• In the recovery mode, select Install.
• Now, navigate to the folder which contains the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) which you downloaded earlier and tap on it.
• Swipe the button at the bottom to confirm the installation.
• Wait for the installation to get completed.
• Once the Installation has been completed, tap on Wipe Data.
• Here, select Wipe Data and Wipe Cache.
• Finally, tap on the Reboot option to finish things off.

That’s it, you have successfully installed the Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) on your Android Device. Now, enjoy all the exclusive features of the Android Pie 9.0 on your Android Device before anyone else.

So that’s it, guys, this was our take on Download Install Android Pie 9.0 Generic System image (GSI) – Project Treble Device List. We hope that you found this guide helpful. Just in case, if you have stuck somewhere between the steps or have any questions related to the topic, then feel free to leave them in the comments section down below.