This script runs late in the boot process. It swaps off the device and resets it.
This post shows two safe methods to disable zram on Android devices with Magisk installed: (A) a Magisk module that disables zram at boot, and (B) a one-line init.d-style script injected via Magisk. Use method A if you want an easy reversible option; use B for minimal changes. disable zram magisk
: Move the file to /data/adb/service.d/ and set its permissions to 755 (rwxr-xr-x) so it can execute. This script runs late in the boot process
How to Disable zRAM on Android via Magisk On Android devices, creates a compressed block device in your RAM that acts as swap space. While it helps lower-end devices handle more background apps, it can cause CPU overhead or "stuttering" on high-end devices. Using Magisk allows you to disable this system-level feature persistently without needing to re-apply commands after every reboot. 1. Using a Magisk Module (Easiest Method) Use method A if you want an easy
Run the following commands in a root terminal: