I am using Porteus with copytoram option and have created some swap space. I am using ZRAM as well.
I have noticed that after I have open a lot of the programs and eventually closed them after using, the swap used space remained high. The system will become unstable and taking a long time to process any click or action.
After searching through Google, I found that we need to clean the swap using
swapoff -a && swapon -a
Hope this will help you.
Swap Space Used Up and Caused the System to Slow Down.
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Re: Swap Space Used Up and Caused the System to Slow Down.
hi cttan,
it may be worth trying to experiment with 'swappiness' kernel parameter:
link
to avoid running swapoff/swapon commands manually.
btw: slackware does not have /etc/sysctl.conf so you must create it by yourself.
it may be worth trying to experiment with 'swappiness' kernel parameter:
link
to avoid running swapoff/swapon commands manually.
btw: slackware does not have /etc/sysctl.conf so you must create it by yourself.
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