Is the Liquorix kernel compatible with Spiral Linux? #472
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I've read the Arch Wiki on zRAM and I still can't figure out how zRAM and Liquorix play nicely or don't play nicely together. It seems that Liquorix uses lzo to compress swap while zRAM uses ztsd. Is that right? Am I right? Are these two packages in direct or indirect conflict with one another? I want to use this specific kernel for my gaming rig. I plan to live stream, edit photos and videos. If they are in conflict, is there another custom kernel I could use? |
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Hi there, yep, Liquorix works with SpiralLinux, I've used it myself. Just a reminder that anything that works on a vanilla Debian installation will also work on SpiralLinux.
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Hi there, notice that zRAM isn't the same as zSwap: https://askubuntu.com/a/472227
LZO and LZ4 and Zstd are compression methods (think ZIP vs RAR) that are built into the kernel for the purpose of swap compression.
If you don't have a swap file or swap partition then zSwap won't get enabled.
According to this comment, zRAM and zSWAP shouldn't be used concurrently.
To disable zRAM:
sudo systemctl disable zramswap.service && sudo systemctl stop zramswap.service
To disable zSWAP if the Liquorix kernel enables it by default: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Zswap#Toggling_zswap