Zram, how to enable? (in Manjaro/Arch-Porteus)
Posted: 25 Jan 2017, 12:03
Hi, long time since I was here, and the main reason for that:
The Porteus 3.5 Nemesis works so nice for me! With the frequent updates and all. :- )
(I have seen some small bugs since I started, had to change upower / pm-util,
needed to remove a symlink libcadec to be able to update,
but I did figure how to solve this problems by my self)
I am glad to see that the Arch-Manjaro-Porteus project still going on / restarted,
In my opinion this is the best one so far, almost bug free
I really like LXDE, and the automatic security updates in Manjaro-linux, and so on,
however.. there is some memory leak, probably in the html5 player or in Firefox.
Sometimes I have no HDD, but now it is installed on a very small HDD
I don't use any swap-partition, so then suddenly it can freeze the
system ..really hard.., Sometimes even the sysRq "R E I S U B" will not work,
A hard power off seems to be the only way if it really freezes everything before I can "killall firefox" :- /
Q. What is the correct method to enable Z-ram in this version?
I am almost new to Linux, so I am not 100% sure about how to do this,
I found some scripts here:
https://github.com/vaeth/zram-init
.
The Porteus 3.5 Nemesis works so nice for me! With the frequent updates and all. :- )
(I have seen some small bugs since I started, had to change upower / pm-util,
needed to remove a symlink libcadec to be able to update,
but I did figure how to solve this problems by my self)
I am glad to see that the Arch-Manjaro-Porteus project still going on / restarted,
In my opinion this is the best one so far, almost bug free
I really like LXDE, and the automatic security updates in Manjaro-linux, and so on,
however.. there is some memory leak, probably in the html5 player or in Firefox.
Sometimes I have no HDD, but now it is installed on a very small HDD
I don't use any swap-partition, so then suddenly it can freeze the
system ..really hard.., Sometimes even the sysRq "R E I S U B" will not work,
A hard power off seems to be the only way if it really freezes everything before I can "killall firefox" :- /
Q. What is the correct method to enable Z-ram in this version?
I am almost new to Linux, so I am not 100% sure about how to do this,
I found some scripts here:
https://github.com/vaeth/zram-init
.