[Bug 1516399] Re: (wish request) zram-config's casper compcache script should allow loading zram when RAM up to 2 GB
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Sun Nov 15 16:20:07 UTC 2015
The attachment "to raise the RAM limit in the compcache initramfs-tools
hooks" seems to be a patch. If it isn't, please remove the "patch" flag
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Title:
(wish request) zram-config's casper compcache script should allow
loading zram when RAM up to 2 GB
Status in zram-config package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
the zram module of the kernel when loaded seems to me to be behaving
well in computers having up to 2 GB RAM, and even to be very desirable
to have, as some programs started together can reveal to be quite
greedy, depending on the other components of the computers (cpu, FSB,
GPU…).
For exemple, recently a friend of mine complained that there was lag
in Libreoffice while typing, when Firefox was also running. In the
Ubuntu editions some need more resources than others, and while Ubuntu
Unity is said to need (? 512MB minimum), I have seen Ubuntu Unity in a
machine which didn't have more than 2 GB RAM and it was as much a pain
to use as a quite fragmented Windows : this is where adding 2 GB to
make it 4 fixed the problem.
All experiences added bring me to request kindly that the part of the
compcache hook zram limit in initramfs-tools be raised to 2 GB. This
would be very nice, and useful.
I enclose a patch.
Best regards,
Mélodie
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