6.0.1 — Gapps Android

Gapps, short for Google Apps, are a set of applications developed by Google that are commonly installed on Android devices. These applications provide a range of services, including Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Drive, and the Google Play Store, among others.

Some GApps packages require more system space; very small system partitions may need a smaller GApps variant (pico/nano).

But there is a catch. If you have recently flashed a custom ROM (like LineageOS 13, Resurrection Remix, or AICP) onto your device, you are staring at a bare-bones operating system. There is no Play Store, no Gmail, no Google Maps. You need GApps. gapps android 6.0.1

Power off the device.
Press Volume Up + Power (or button combo for your device).

Error 4: “Error 70” – Not enough space on /system

Fix exactly: Use OpenGApps .gapps-config file. Create a text file on your SD card named .gapps-config and add lines like:
Exclude
Chrome
Gmail
YouTube
This removes those apps before installation.

Trusted Sources:

A. OpenGApps (Most popular & maintained)

Website: opengapps.org
Selection: Platform (ARM / ARM64 / x86) → Android 6.0 → Variant (pico, nano, micro…)
Note: Even though it says “6.0”, it works perfectly on 6.0.1 (API level is identical).
Current status: OpenGApps for 6.0.1 is frozen (no updates after 2021), but packages remain fully functional.

If you choose the wrong architecture, TWRP will throw an error:
“ERROR 64: Wrong architecture – this package is for ARM64 but your device is ARM.” Gapps, short for Google Apps, are a set