To disable , the standard approach is to create or use a Magisk module that executes a shell script during the boot process. Since zRAM is often re-enabled by the Android system or specific vendor services (like Samsung's or Xiaomi's Memory Extension ), a script ensures it stays off. Feature Overview: zRAM Disabler Module
Once upon a time in the land of Android, a power user named noticed their high-end phone felt strangely sluggish. Despite having 12GB of RAM, the device seemed to hesitate during intense gaming sessions. Alex discovered a hidden background process called zRAM—a virtual compressed swap space that lives inside the physical RAM. disable zram magisk
#!/system/bin/sh
swapoff /dev/block/zram0
echo 1 > /sys/block/zram0/reset
echo "ZRAM: Disabled and forgotten." > /dev/kmsg
For a permanent solution that survives reboots, create a custom boot script managed by Magisk. To disable , the standard approach is to
How It Works
These modules typically place a script in /data/adb/service.d/ that runs swapoff /dev/block/zram0 at boot. disable zram magisk