This module saves memory a bit by swapping some to a disk
- Download the module archive here
- Flash it in magisk app, or using command line
- Run
magiskswap
in your preferred terminal app (as a root user)
magisk-swapspace by chickendrop89 ⓒ GPLv3 license
usage: magiskswap <COMMAND> <VALUE> [OPTIONAL]
create <size: GB> [priority] [preserve]
- Creates swapfile and swaps-on
(?) [preserve] option enables the previously disabled swapfile
remove [preserve]
- Permanently swaps-off and deletes swapfile
(?) [preserve] option only disables it
status [swapon] [swapoff]
- Prints swapfile size and status
swappiness <0-200> [show] [reset]
- Controls how agressively Linux swaps anonymous memory
vfs-cache-pressure <1-∞> [show] [reset]
- Controls the tendency of the kernel to reclaim the memory
(?) These commands are presistent across reboots (?)
Before tinkering with swappiness
and vfs-cache-pressure
, you should understand how do they work:
Using on-disk swap
on older eMMC or UFS chips is not recomended and could result in highly reduced lifespan
- Magisk 27.O+
- KernelSU v0.9.4+