Well, the GSI package will install the vanilla Android version on your device but you can simply use the basic core feature and the overall experience with the latest Android OS that your device manufacturer won’t provide you. Project Treble differentiates a hardware-specific code from the Android OS code with vendor implementation that only works with Android 9 Pie or later.
However, your device bootloader needs to be unlocked to install and run the Android GSI ROM. Flashing GSI will delete the internal storage data of the device completely. So, take a full data backup before doing anything else.
How to Install Android 14 GSI on Xiaomi, Poco, and Redmi Phone
Here, you can easily check out and follow all the requirements, apart from the flashing steps, to install Android 14 GSI on Xiaomi, Poco, and Redmi phones. So, without further ado, let’s get into it.
Download Link:
Please note that Android 14 QPR1 GSI binaries have some common issues or bugs you should know before installing the package.
Android 14 QPR1:
Date: December 05, 2023
Build: UQ1A.231205.015
Security patch level: December 2023
Google Play Services: 23.32.17
Pre-Requirements:
Installation Steps
- First, you’ll need to perform a factory reset on your phone. [You can also reboot to Recovery mode and perform a factory reset]
- You should have to enable OEM Unlock & USB Debugging on the device.
- Install the ADB & Fastboot Tool on your PC.
- Now, transfer the downloaded Android 14 GSI file to your computer and extract it.
- Then copy and paste the system.img and vbmeta.img files into the ADB & Fastboot folder.

- Now, connect your Android device to the computer via a USB data cable.
- Make sure to authorize the connected device whether it has been detected by the system or not.
- Head over to the extracted GSI folder > Type cmd in the address bar.
- Then hit Enter to launch the Command Prompt window on your PC.
- Next, copy & paste the following command in the cmd window and hit Enter to boot your handset into the bootloader mode (fastboot mode):
adb reboot bootloader
- You can run the following command to verify the Fastboot connection. If already connected, you’ll get back the fastboot device ID.
fastboot devices
- Then make sure to disable Android Verified Boot (AVB) by executing the command line below:
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
- Now, type in the following command line and hit the Enter button to delete the existing system partition on your device:
fastboot erase system
- Flash the Android 14 GSI package by running the command line below:
fastboot flash system system.img
- It’ll start the GSI package installation process. So, wait some time to install it completely.
- Once the GSI installation is done, make sure to execute the following command line to delete the user data partition on the device:
fastboot -w
- Finally, run the following command line to restart your device:
fastboot reboot
- Wait for the device to boot into the Android 14 OS as it may take some time for the first time.
- Now, go through the initial setup process to enter into the home screen.
- You’re done. Enjoy!
That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. Feel free to ask in the comment below for further queries.
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