[OnePlus 8 / 8 Pro & 8T Cross Device Development] rodken:
Unofficial xXx NoLimits is a Magisk module that enhances your OOS/H2OS ROM base with a comprehensive set of complementary apps, functions, tweaks, and debloats. It will not include any OOS Rom components like Firmware, System, Vendor partitions or the Kernel, so it is not a traditional ROM.

As a Magisk module, Unofficial xXx NoLimits works 100% systemless, which means that it does not modify the system partition of your device. This makes it safer to use than a traditional ROM, as it is less likely to cause problems.

Unofficial xXx NoLimits provides a variety of options that can be selectively installed, so you can choose only the features that you want. This makes it a great way to customize your device and improve its performance.

However, it is important to note that this unofficial version of xXx NoLimits is somewhat experimental build even though it has been deemed to run smoothly after testing. If you decide to use xXx NoLimits, you do so at your own risk.

Here are some of the features that xXx NoLimits includes:

-- Updated binary script

-- A comprehensive set of tweaks and mods to improve performance, battery life, and the overall user experience.

-- A variety of custom apps, including a file manager, a terminal emulator, and a root checker.

-- The ability to debloat your device by removing unwanted apps and services.

-- The ability to customize your device's appearance with themes, fonts, and wallpapers.

-- If you are looking for a way to enhance your OOS/H2OS ROM, xXx NoLimits is a great option. However, it is important to be aware of the risks involved before using it.

As a rule of thumb:

Each time that you update/upgrade Magisk, it's advisable to reflash xXx for good measure.

After reflashing xXx, clear Android system cache as well as LSPosed cache [if installed]

Reboot.

Be aware that usage of font managers when running xXx might render your device useless to the point where it will bootloop until infinity where even safe mode will not assist.

Factory resetting/MSM Tool is usually the only remedy.

If the android boot process takes longer than 3 minutes after flashing, the module will automatically be uninstalled and the device will reboot without module.

This way you can riskless enable debloat options which might end up in a bootloop. If your device stuck in a bootloop because of the module, simply wait a maximum of 3 minutes and it will reboot again without module.

If for some reason the bootloop protection fails:

-- Press and hold the Power (right-edge) and Volume up buttons (left-edge) until the 'Power off' prompt appears on the screen then release [if the Power + Volume Up combo fails, enter fastboot mode and Power off]

-- Touch and hold Power off until the 'Reboot to safe mode' prompt appears then release.

-- To confirm, tap OK.

-- The process may take up to 30 seconds to complete.

-- Upon reboot, 'Safe mode' appears in the lower-left of the unlock / Home screen.

-- Once in Safe Mode, reboot your device and Magisk will detect safe mode and disable all of your modules.

If you are not comfortable with this level of risk, then you should not flash this module. However, if you are willing to take the risk, then you should be aware of the potential consequences.

Thus said, I am not the developer of this module. Therefore, I refuse to assist with or without logs, as I will not hold anyone's hand or spoonfeed.

Here are some things to keep in mind when flashing this module:

-- Make sure you have a backup of your data.

-- Only flash tweaks that is designed for your device.

-- Follow the instructions carefully.

-- Be prepared for the possibility of something going wrong.

If you do decide to flash this module, I wish you the best of luck.

It is worth noting and I would like to emphasize as with any mod or tweak that YMMV.

September 6th, 2023

v.12.4.6

-- Removal of Zygisk folder and placeholder

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