If your phone runs out of physical RAM while gaming, Android’s Low Memory Killer (LMK) will aggressively force-close background apps, which can crash your launcher. If this happens, delete the script from /data/adb/service.d/ via your file manager or TWRP recovery.
zramctl
The output will return blank headers, or it will show nothing at all under the file path list. disable zram magisk
# Set smaller ZRAM size (e.g., 512MB) in a boot script echo 536870912 > /sys/block/zram0/disksize
For non-root users or those who want a less permanent solution, can sometimes disable zRAM via Android's global settings. If your phone runs out of physical RAM
Open your root file explorer and navigate to the root directory of your device. Move to the following path: /data/adb/service.d/
| Metric | ZRAM On (4GB device) | ZRAM Off (8GB device) | |-----------------------|----------------------|------------------------| | Free RAM after 20 apps | 600MB | 2.1GB | | CPU compression load | 3-8% | 0% | | App launch speed (cold)| Normal | Slightly faster | | Multitasking | More apps kept | Fewer apps (if <6GB) | # Set smaller ZRAM size (e
If you prefer not to install third-party zip files, you can create your own custom startup script directly within Magisk's service directory. Magisk executes scripts placed in this directory automatically during the boot sequence. Step 1: Create the Script File
At its core, . Think of it as Android's clever way of "stretching" your device's available memory.
