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         alt="Screenshot showing the LineageOS Trust feature" >}}
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 # Thank You
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 Before going on any further, I'd like to take a moment to give my sincere thanks
 to InvisibleK (Dan Pasanen). Having to set up the entire custom build for Pixel
 3a of LineageOS myself would add far more overhead in the overall simple task in
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 [**tl;dr**](#flash-custom-recovery)
 
 # Preface
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 There are plenty of guides out there on how to install and set up ADB and
 Fastboot on your host machine. For me, on Arch Linux, this was as simple as
 running `pacman -S android-tools`. However, should you be on MacOS or Windows
@@ -43,11 +44,14 @@ Additionally, this _guide_ also assumes the reader has some familiarity with ADB
 and/or Fastboot.
 
 # Source Files
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 If you, the reader, know what you're doing and simply just require the files
 for your Pixel 3a they can be found here:
-- https://updater.invisiblek.org/sargo
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+- <https://updater.invisiblek.org/sargo>
 
 # Installation
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 {{< admonition warning "Warning!" >}}
 If it isn't abundantly clear by now, be aware that you **will be destroying all
 the data currently on your Pixel 3a** in the process of installing LineageOS on
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 {{< /admonition >}}
 
 ## Note about TWRP
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 As of writing this, TWRP[^1] (_a custom recovery commonly used in custom OS
 installation_) does not support Android 10. This would have been the preferred
 for a custom recovery, though not strictly required. Since we will be installing
 LineageOS 17.1 for Android 10 we cannot use TWRP.
 
 ## Flash to Stock
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 Google is kind enough to provide a variety of versions of the stock images for
 the Pixel devices. In my process of installing LineageOS, as it will be on
 Android 10, I made sure to flash to the latest stock version of Pixel 3a Android
 10. Do note that the versions are listed in reverse order, with the latest being
 found in the bottom-most row.
-- https://developers.google.com/android/images
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+- <https://developers.google.com/android/images>
 
 Additionally, Google provides a helper script `flash-all` that I highly
 recommend running as-is to flash your Pixel 3a to stock. This can take a few
 minutes to complete.
 
 ## Flash Custom Recovery
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 Using InvisibleK's build page, you'll find the required custom recovery image
 for flashing found at the bottom of the list of zip files marked with a lone
 "download" link.
 
 Flash it via the following steps:
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 1. Reboot to recovery
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    ```bash
-   $ adb reboot bootloader
+   adb reboot bootloader
    ```
+
 1. Unlock the bootloader if the 'Status' is locked:
+
+   ```bash
+   fastboot flashing unlock
    ```
-   $ fastboot flashing unlock
-   ```
+
 1. Flash the custom recovery (_make sure to replace `N` with the version you
    downloaded, mine was '4'_)
+
    ```bash
-   $ fastboot flash boot sargo-recovery-eng-N.img
+   fastboot flash boot sargo-recovery-eng-N.img
    ```
+
 1. Boot the custom recovery either by re-entering recovery mode or fastboot --
    make sure to wait for it to enter Android Recovery after
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    ```bash
-   $ fastboot boot sargo-recovery-eng-N.img
+   fastboot boot sargo-recovery-eng-N.img
    ```
 
 ## Install LineageOS
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 Now that the custom recovery is set up and booted into, we're ready to install LineageOS!
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 1. **Important!** Once in recovery, ensure to `Wipe data/factory reset` prior to
    proceeding.
 1. Select `Apply update from ADB`
 1. ADB Sideload the version, if not latest, of LineageOS you want for your Pixel
    3a
+
    ```bash
-   $ adb sideload lineage-17.1-2020517-UNOFFICIAL-sargo.zip
+   adb sideload lineage-17.1-2020517-UNOFFICIAL-sargo.zip
    ```
+
 1. Wait for installation to complete then select 'Reboot system now' from the
    recovery menu
 1. **Enjoy LineageOS!**
 
 ## Verification
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 Once in LineageOS, you can browse the settings to verify the installation and
 set up Trust the preferred way. Personally, I chose to leave the defaults.
 
 # Bugs / Issues
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 I plan to keep this list of bugs and issues I discover up to date, but this is
 what I have encountered so far:
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 - WiFi calling does not seem to work
 
 [^1]: [Team Win Recovery Project](https://twrp.me/)