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To tackle the #RAM issue i keep having on #Linux, I'm giving #zram another try :)) except this time, I'm adding that while retaining my existing swapfile, and I'm also disabling #zswap (as I have before).
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@nawanp@fe.disroot.org yes, don't mix them. Actually zram more suits for desktop load, but on servers better use zswap+swapfile for more predictably result.Down: Debunking zswap and zram myths [LWN.net]https://lwn.net/Articles/1064478/@irfan@sakurajima.social

CIRCLE WITH A DOT

To tackle the #RAM issue i keep having on #Linux, I'm giving #zram another try :)) except this time, I'm adding that while retaining my existing swapfile, and I'm also disabling #zswap (as I have before).