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No. ZRAM is a compressed ramdisk. Darwin “compressed memory” is an intermediate state for pages as they age out of the working set, but before they are written
by 95014_refugee 4y ago
No. ZRAM is a compressed ramdisk. Darwin “compressed memory” is an intermediate state for pages as they age out of the working set, but before they are written out to a swapfile.
Incidentally, Darwin creates, defragments and reclaims swapfiles dynamically. All this complaining about swap partition / file sizes is kind of … silly. None of that code is rocket science.