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starting systemd times out #185
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apparently arch wiki currently says zram-generator provides a Before starting, permanently disable zswap using the kernel parameter or sysctl knob. [1] Then, to create a zram swap device using
Run daemon-reload, then start your configured You can check the swap status of your configured /dev/zramN devices by reading the unit status of your post content of |
sudo systemctl start /dev/zram0.service, [paste link inlined]
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idk what to tell you. have you tried doing what the wiki says? |
thats where im having the issue. i did systemctl daemon-reload and then tried to start it and thats when im getting this issue. |
so i guess this software is broken? |
I had a similar issue, ended up making a bash script and using systemd to run it its not that clear in the instructions but i think you need to disable zswap and enable the zram kernel module, try the steps listed here: |
i am following the arch wiki to use zram-generator and enabling the systemd times out. im using the example conf file from the wiki and i added host-memory-limit = none.
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