I've been searching this topic for a while but haven't found a clear answer to my question.
Running an N2+, I've noticed that sometimes, in dmesg, a process will be killed due to lack of ram, this is usually when, for example, plex is busy generating video thumbnails and bazarr is syncing newly downloaded subtitles for example. This isn't as common place as such but it does happen from time to time.
My armbian installation (latest ubuntu server image with latest mainline kernel) is installed to an nvme ssd, so I was wondering if enabling zswap and disabling zram would be beneficial in this case? Or can both be used at the same time? That's the part that I'm a bit confused, if both can be used in conjunction or if it's one or the other. Or would tweaking zram be a better solution?
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Pedro Teixeira
Hi all,
I've been searching this topic for a while but haven't found a clear answer to my question.
Running an N2+, I've noticed that sometimes, in dmesg, a process will be killed due to lack of ram, this is usually when, for example, plex is busy generating video thumbnails and bazarr is syncing newly downloaded subtitles for example. This isn't as common place as such but it does happen from time to time.
My armbian installation (latest ubuntu server image with latest mainline kernel) is installed to an nvme ssd, so I was wondering if enabling zswap and disabling zram would be beneficial in this case? Or can both be used at the same time? That's the part that I'm a bit confused, if both can be used in conjunction or if it's one or the other. Or would tweaking zram be a better solution?
Many thanks!
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