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2. droidian-devtools-arm64.zip
3. droidian-adaptation-google-sargo-arm64.zip

It is recommended to expand the rootfs size from <b>8GB to 48GB</b> inside <b>droidian-rootfs-api28gsi-arm64.zip.</b> Double click on the zip and enter inside the file <b>setup.sh.</b> Replace <b>8GB to 48GB.</b> Save and close the file. Then press <b>Update.</b> Make sure to do this everytime you download the latest droidian-rootfs-api28gsi-arm64.zip.
It is recommended to expand the rootfs size from <b>8GB to 48GB</b> inside <b>droidian-rootfs-api28gsi-arm64.zip.</b> Double click on the zip and enter inside the file <b>setup.sh.</b> Replace <b>8GB to 48GB.</b> Save and close the file. Then press <b>Update.</b> Make sure to do this everytime you download the latest droidian-rootfs-api28gsi-arm64.zip. `vim` can enable easier editing of the `zip` file without causing any error. Navigate to command prompt with vim, ```vim droidian-filename```, move the cursor to `setup.sh` and edit the line ```resize2fs -f /data/rootfs.img 48G```

<b>ATTENTION: If you are using Ubuntu 20.04 you will need the latest fastboot, otherwise you won't be able to flash Droidian. </b>
1. Download SDK Platform Tools for Linux from https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
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