A successor to compcache, zram, has been already integrated in the Linux kernel for a while now. This means that no additional compilation nor tweaking is required to benefit from compressing memory on the fly and massively reduced swapping.
As with compache, I wanted to nicely integrate the solution into the Ubuntu Upstart deamon – hence this short article. After a couple of minutes of playing the configuration was ready.
Create file zramswap.conf in /etc/init and put the following content in it.
========= SCRAPER REMOVED AN EMBEDDED LINK HERE ===========
url was:"http://weirdfellow.wordpress.com/2011/05/04/compressed-ram-with-zram/"
linktext was:"http://weirdfellow.wordpress.com/2011/0 ... with-zram/"
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Just wondering if I can try this in /etc/init.d in AntiX 11 or not. It says it is a Ubuntu tweak
so just wondering if this is viable or not. No biggy if it aint.integrate the solution into the Ubuntu Upstart deamon
Just tinkering. Figured I would try it out on my M/C shop desktop with a 2GIG /swap partition.