cat /proc/meminfo
Lower CPU utilization, reduced battery consumption, decreased "stuttering" when switching apps, more "real" RAM available for foreground apps.
id=disable_zram name=Disable ZRAM version=1.0 versionCode=1 author=YourName description=Disables ZRAM compression swap at boot disable zram magisk
After disabling ZRAM, your device will rely solely on physical RAM. To prevent the Out-Of-Memory (OOM) killer from murdering every background app, adjust the vm.swappiness parameter.
Magisk executes all service.sh scripts in late_start service mode, after the kernel initializes ZRAM but before Android’s user space swaps to it. Magisk executes all service
If you're unsure about disabling zram or have a device with sufficient RAM, it's recommended to leave zram enabled. However, if you're experiencing issues or want to try out this modification, make sure to monitor your device's performance and adjust as needed.
To confirm that ZRAM has been successfully disabled: To confirm that ZRAM has been successfully disabled:
If your device experiences lag or crashes after disabling zRAM, your specific Android ROM may rely heavily on swap space for core services. To safely revert the changes:
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