How to Install AOSP Android 9.0 Pie ROM on Xiaomi Mi 8 SE

AOSP 9.0 Pie For Xiaomi Mi 8 SE:

A unofficial Version of AOSP Android 9.0 have Now been available for Xiaomi Mi 8 SE, it’s user Can update it to AOSP Android 9.0 Pie by Flashing the AOSP ROM. The ROM is a GSI Build By Phhusson & it’s Fully Working build For  Xiaomi Mi 8 SE. You Can Install it by following the Below Instructions.

The Xiaomi Mi 8 SE Run on Android 8.1 OS Which Is Powered by QCOM SD 710 Processor. The Device Come with 4/6GB of RAM and 64/128GB of Storage Can Be Expandable via SD Card. it is a Dual SIM Smartphone that accept 2 Regular SIM Card Including all other Connectivity Features Like Bluetooth hostpot & WIFI.

Note:

  • unlocking The bootloader Will Erase All Your Data So First Make a Backup before Process.
  • Make Sure Your Phone at Least 50% Charge to Prevent accidental Shut Down.
  • GSI Image’s are in Beta So Not 100% Work on Many Devices So if it not Work on Your Phone Please Re-flash Stock Firmware to Recover.

Working:

  • boot
  • WiFi
  • hotspot
  • GPS
  • SIM
  • Data

Know issue:

  • VoLTE (based on Vender, Working on Some)

Download:

  • Platform tools Here
  • Root Your phone using This Guide:Here
  • Android 9.0 for Xiaomi Mi 8 SE [A only arm64] Here

Requirement:

  • unlocked bootloader

How to Install AOSP 9.0 on Xiaomi Mi 8 SE:

  1. Download & Extract Platform tools inside a Folder
  2. Download and Extract ROM file in platform tools folder
  3. on Phone Enable usb Debugging and oem unlock From Developers Option
  4. Connect Phone to PC With usb. & then use BElow code to Perform target action.

type below code to reboot Phone in bootloader

adb reboot bootloader

type below code to unlock bootloader & Flash android 9.0

fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash system system.img

then type below code to reboot

fastboot reboot

Done. AOSP 9.0 Pie Now Installed.

Install With twrp:

  • Extract ROM File and Move System.img to Device Storage
  • Reboot Phone to twrp Recovery, Make a backup and Flash system.img with in system Partition.