LAH (Limit Avoidance Handler) Magisk Module

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Step-by-Step Installation:

1. Ensure Root Access: The first prerequisite is having root access via a custom recovery.
2. Install via Magisk Manager:
   • Open the Magisk Manager.
   • Tap on the “Modules” section.
   • Click “Install from Storage” and locate the geted file.
   • Confirm the installation and allow the module to apply the necessary changes.
3. Reboot Your Device: After installation, reboot your device to activate the module.

Changelog:

• Updated APatch version detection using dumpsys for APK and GitHub API for kernel version.
• Reordered Magisk version display: name before code.
• Refined module description with separator • and appended [FINAL] to version.
• Removed system.prop generation from service.sh.
• Enhanced post-boot notification with device codename, root method, and Android version.
• Upgraded verify.sh to support SHA1, SHA224, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512 with detailed checksum mismatch reporting.
• Strengthened path sanitization in verify.sh to block traversal and invalid characters.
• Improved verification error messaging to enforce original file usage.
• Added device and RAM info display during installation.
• Enforced minimum Android 10 (SDK 29) with clear error guidance.
• Streamlined module conflict removal with immediate abort on failure.
• Enhanced module identity validation (author, name, ID).
• Optimized file extraction logic with hash file support and system file separation.
• Set executable permissions for Lah and uninstall.sh.
• Expanded devil-themed messages to 15 unique entries.
• Introduced post_install_actions for Telegram redirect and installation confirmation.
• Simplified uninstall.sh using efficient find commands and added sync before removal.
• Completely restructured Lah binary with modular functions:
• thermal_terminate with retry logic and extended service kill list.
• New: terminate_services, reset_thermal_props, configure_thermal_zones, set_thermal_trip_points, set_cpu_limits, set_ppm_policy, configure_power_limits, restrict_thermal_files.
• Improved trim_filesystems and terminate_user_processes with robust process handling and cache cleanup.
• Removed icon extraction and custom notification icon.
• Dropped support for Android 9 (SDK 28) emoji mapping.
• Changed the module banner for KernelSU Next.
• And there are many other small improvements or changes and other optimizations.

Ever felt your phone hit an invisible wall? You’re deep into a Genshin Impact battle, everything’s smooth… then bam – thermal throttling kicks in. It turns your top-notch phone into a slow-motion disaster. Stock limits protect your device but ruin performance when you need it most.

This rage-inducing wall is what the LAH (Limit Avoidance Handler) Magisk Module targets. It’s not just a tweak; it’s a powerful tool. Use it at your own risk.

Why You Might Consider This

Thermal throttling is there to prevent your CPU/GPU from overheating. But if you’re into benchmarking or stress-testing, LAH might seem appealing. It’s a drastic measure that ignores the risks.

Stock limits might feel like a hindrance when you’re pushing your device to its limits. This module is for those who are willing to risk damaging their device for short-term gains.

Features: What This “Handler” Actually Does

The LAH module is designed to push your device to its limits:

• Thermageddon: It stops all thermal services and daemons. It also sets permanent “no-cooler” flags. Your phone will not slow down due to heat.
• Throttling Obliterated: It disables all CPU/GPU thermal throttling. No more safety nets.
• Ruthless Resource Focus: It kills background apps and optimizes memory. It frees up resources for your task.
• Locked & Loaded (Dangerously): It prevents the system from re-enabling protections. It restores max CPU frequencies.
• Clean Slate (Superficially): It clears logs and Dalvik cache. It forces fstrim for faster storage access.

Final Thought

🚨 HEED THIS WARNING: 🚨

The LAH module doesn’t solve heat issues; it ignores them. Here’s what will happen:

1. 🔥 Your Phone WILL Overheat: Without throttling, temperatures will rise. Touch your phone? It’ll burn you.
2. 💀 Hardware WILL Be Damaged: Extreme heat can damage your device. It can cause bootloops, degrade batteries, and more.
3. 📉 Lifespan WILL Plummet: Even if it survives, its life will be shortened.
4. 💥 Stability WILL Crumble: Expect random shutdowns and corrupted data as components fail.

Who is this for? Maybe extreme benchmarkers with special cooling. NOT for daily use. NOT for gamers. NOT for anyone who values their phone.

Safer alternatives exist! Modules like Scoerch or ThermoGuard (used cautiously) optimize within limits. LAH is a risk for your device. If you care about your phone, avoid this module. The “performance” isn’t worth the cost.