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kai_en |
2012-10-21
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I noticed this process takes very high processing power especially when I didn't reboot my phone for few days. It renders my phone unusable. Anyone experience the same thing?
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2012-10-21
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Originally Posted by kai_en
It is the kernel swapping thread, which means due to not enough main memory it is swapping out memory to storage, which is way slower so it bogs down your mobile.
I noticed this process takes very high processing power especially when I didn't reboot my phone for few days. It renders my phone unusable. Anyone experience the same thing?
You can't do much about kswap itself (short of hacking the Linux kernel), you should see whether you can terminate memory-hungry processes or do other optimizations so your mobile takes less memory to run.
Last edited by mbanck; 2012-10-21 at 13:49. Reason: typo
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2012-10-27
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Kswap is using high amounts of CPU because it is using compcache which compresses the memory.
Installing FasterN9 will help with this. (lowering swappiness)
Installing FasterN9 will help with this. (lowering swappiness)