MuntashirAkon
commented
3 weeks ago It uses whatever the kernel has returned. App Manager doesn't infer any swapping mechanism be it a swap image or partition or Z-RAM.
Closed kryptobolt200528 closed 3 weeks ago
MuntashirAkon
commented
3 weeks ago It uses whatever the kernel has returned. App Manager doesn't infer any swapping mechanism be it a swap image or partition or Z-RAM.
Describe the existing feature/documentation
The "Running apps" is a pretty useful feature of AppManager and it displays the running processes and it displays various parameters for each process as well as compiled data(overall usage).
Describe your problem(s)
The Running Apps page contains two Primary parameters "Memory" and "Swap". The problem is that Android doesn't seem to implement the traditional Swap space and rather implements a Memory only(RAM only) equivalent called Z-RAM. Now assuming that Swap refers Z-RAM,on a 6GB RMX2061 the Swap is shown to be 2.35GB whereas the Memory is shown to be 5.85GB. Now the problem is that the Z-RAM+Memory cannot be 5.85GB+2.35GB as that would exceed the physical memory on the device. Or is the "Swap" indicative of the equivalent decompressed anount of memory the compressed Z-RAM can store? So what does the "Swap" parameter actually display?
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