Closed sailnfool closed 2 years ago
Provisionally closing as out-of-scope; I don't see what the issue is here: you need a zram-configured kernel. How you obtain it is, by definition, distribution-specific.
Ubuntu 22.04 seems to be providing a package (and, going by it being 0.3.2 like the sid one, it's probably synced from sid); take it up with your distributor for breaking this on an upgrade, I guess?
See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zram-config/+bug/1947697
Apparently the zram module (among others) is no longer there by default on 21.10. It can be installed through the linux-modules-extra-raspi
From the release notes: Various kernel modules have been moved from the linux-modules-raspi package in order to reduce the initramfs size. This results in several applications (most notably Docker, bug 1947601 18) failing due to missing kernel modules. To work around this: sudo apt install linux-modules-extra-raspi