leledumbo
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Bye,
I also have ROOT would you have the patience and the will to explain to me step by step what I have to do? Thank you.
Same issue here (on houji), just don't understand how to disable?
What is "that swap file"?
Termux output is not showing a number or something, just swap:
Many thanks for finding this issue, I was annoyed not being able to find the drain!
Bear as this requires some convinient in using terminal commands, both executing and understanding.Hello,
what command did you use to free the memory/swap?
1. Obviously you need Termux AND root, the latter is NOT optional.
2. Enter root by executing `su`
3. Execute `cat /proc/swaps` to take note what device is allocated for it, typically /dev/block/zram0 but I won't guarantee
4. Execute `swapoff <that device, yes, it is /dev/block/zram0 if ours is the same>
Done. Enjoy your swap-free experience.
Indeed it won't survive a reboot, that's why I seldom reboot. If tasker can execute that as a root, feel free to do so. There could be differences from Linux, but my guess the mapping should be somewhere equivalent to /etc/fstab, just need to search for it.Swapoff /dev/block/zram0
Also doesn't work, or at least doesn't survive a reboot.
Edit: the command does seem to work, but a reboot, for me, activates a +-8gb swap again.
For now I'll let tasker run te command after every reboot.
Swap should not be necessary on this powerful device.