Gapps Android 6.0.1 (TRUSTED ⟶)

Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow may feel like a relic from the past (released in 2015), but it remains the firmware of choice for millions of budget devices, custom ROMs (like CyanogenMod 13, LineageOS 13, and Resurrection Remix), and rugged industrial tablets. However, after flashing a custom ROM on a Marshmallow device, one critical piece is missing: Google Apps.

Without GApps for Android 6.0.1, your device lacks the Play Store, Gmail, Google Maps, and core synchronization services. This 2,500+ word guide covers everything you need to know: the best GApps packages, step-by-step installation, common errors (Setup Wizard crashes, insufficient storage), and legacy support tips.

Do NOT download from random forums or file-hosting sites. Malware-infected GApps packages exist that steal Google credentials. gapps android 6.0.1

By following this guide, your vintage Android 6.0.1 device will run Google services smoothly, extending its life far beyond its original expiration date. Happy flashing.

Have a specific issue with GApps on your Marshmallow device? Drop a comment on XDA’s LineageOS 13 thread for your device model. Android 6

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Depending on where you need to post it (e.g., a forum, a ROM description, or a file hosting site), choose the version that fits best: Do NOT download from random forums or file-hosting sites

You flashed the ROM, booted it, then flashed GApps. Factory reset and reflash both together.

No. Stock ROMs already include Google apps. Flashing GApps will cause a conflict. Only flash on AOSP-based custom ROMs.

If GApps cause issues:

1. Install microG Services Core (via F-Droid)
2. Install microG Services Framework Proxy
3. Install FakeStore or Aurora Store
4. Grant signature spoofing permission

Download microG: https://microg.org/