Stock Android usually enables ZRAM by default. However, there are several scenarios where advanced users seek to disable it using Magisk:
We tested disabling ZRAM via Magisk on three devices:
Now that you know how to , you can experiment freely. Monitor your dmesg log, play your favorite heavy game, and see the difference.
To verify:
swapoff /dev/block/zram0 2>/dev/null
Make it executable:
But what exactly is ZRAM? Why would you want to disable it? And most importantly, how do you do it safely via Magisk modules or scripts?
Stock Android usually enables ZRAM by default. However, there are several scenarios where advanced users seek to disable it using Magisk:
We tested disabling ZRAM via Magisk on three devices: disable zram magisk
Now that you know how to , you can experiment freely. Monitor your dmesg log, play your favorite heavy game, and see the difference. Stock Android usually enables ZRAM by default
To verify:
swapoff /dev/block/zram0 2>/dev/null
Make it executable:
But what exactly is ZRAM? Why would you want to disable it? And most importantly, how do you do it safely via Magisk modules or scripts? play your favorite heavy game