@friedrich420
Hello sir; sorry to bother..
Having a heck of time trying to figure out what the deal is with zram..
ael.sh looks like it calls:
# zram 700M
if [ "$sammyzram" == "on" ];then
UNIT="M"
/system/bin/rtccd3 -a "$zramdisksize$UNIT"
fi;
[email protected]:/sbin # ls -al /system/bin/rtccd3
/system/bin/rtccd3: No such file or directory
1
[email protected]:/sbin # ls -al /system/bin/rtccd2
-rwxr-xr-x root shell 75328 2008-08-01 08:00 rtccd2
So if I set sammyzram=on and zramdisksize=500 inside my default.profile,
would that set a zram with a 500M size?
trickster will only do 10% and faux123 turns zram off and can do nothing with it
I'm trying to get zram on, so I can look at that little pie chart graph of the reads vs writes that zram has done..
If there is an easier way to see that or a different app; I'm all good..
Literally trying to evaluate the usefulness of zram..
Thanks in advance.
By default it looks like this:
[email protected]:/ $ free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1858896 1209964 648932 0 15540
-/+ buffers: 1194424 664472
Swap: 511996 26452 485544
Which looks like a 500M zram drive..
Opening faux and touching 'Set on Boot' in the Memory Manager area breaks everything
Unless there is a different/working way to set that 'Clear vfs cache after boot' and 'Auto fs writeback delay mode'..
Unless those are worthless
Trying to set them seems to be great, until a reboot; then they are all not working..
Again, thank you.
Edit:
Using stweaks and trickster seems to be a win.. basically don't tell faux to do anything.. in zram..
Seems to work
