To help narrow down the next steps for your specific setup, tell me:
Long-press the disable_zram.sh file in your file manager and open its or Permissions menu.
adb shell mount /data rm -rf /data/adb/modules/[module_name] disable zram magisk
id=disable_zram name=Universal zRAM Disabler version=v1.0 versionCode=1 author=YourName description=Completely disables zRAM and clears swap allocations at boot. Use code with caution. Step C: Create service.sh
If you want to test the effects of disabling zRAM without making it permanent, you can use an ADB command. This method is not reboot-proof. To help narrow down the next steps for
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.
Create a new text file in this directory and name it disable_zram.sh . Step 2: Add the Disabling Commands Step C: Create service
Root apps like , EX Kernel Manager , or Franco Kernel Manager can display zRAM status and configuration. Open the Virtual Memory section; if the zRAM size is 0MB or the toggle is off, the change has taken effect.
: Only disable ZRAM if your device has 6GB or more physical RAM and you prioritize raw speed over background app retention.
He checked: free -h . Total RAM: 3.7GB. Used: 2.9GB. No swap.