Salutations, I've had excessive swapping (high cpu usage with kswapd) and the termination of running programs (like Skype) due to zram swapping. I used zramswap from the AUR to start the service, but it only calls on the kernel to produce the block devices. A compressed zram device (like maybe F2FS partition zram block) for /tmp should eliminate the risk of /tmp files taking precedence over running programs with a zramswap. It would limit /tmp performance to the max decompression speed of the zram block. Regards, Mark On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 8:06 AM, Simon Perry <arch@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 13/03/14, Mauro Santos wrote: > > | I have had it enabled for a while and I haven't yet seen any nasty crash > | due to it. Hibernation also works fine and seems to go faster than > | without zswap. > > How much RAM do you have? > > zram is probably solving a problem you don't have. > > Enable it on a VPS that has 256MB RAM (which is supposed to be its use > case) and get back to me. > > -- > Simon Perry (aka Pezz) > >
