In addition to rm() memory types:
mfree
mused
mtot
Is it possible to retrieve ZRAM values? Maybe zfree, zused, ztot?
Example from DevCheck:
By ZRAM do you mean the swap values when I run “free” on bash?
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 11506124 5558892 453580 192756 5493652 5521600
Swap: 4194300 1821844 2372456
You could grep and parse them like this:
free | grep "Swap:" | (read MEM; IFS=' '; read -ra CATEGORY<<<"$MEM";echo ${CATEGORY[1]})
# Will return 4194300, change the category index to get the other values.
And you could probably run that through sh().
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Many Thanks @doog ,
Yes likely swap rather than ZRAM.
Running extended memory on POCO X4 GT with HyperOS.
When extended memory enabled it’s allocating and using system file storage; so not true ZRAM and merely swap disguised as RAM.
Has me rethinking if this is desirable to enable or not.
Gratefully appreciate your suggestion to grep and parse “free” along with included syntax.
Had similar thoughts getting swap values through sh() but got hung up on the syntax.
Much obliged my friend.
Will give your suggestion a go and report back findings.
Many Thanks once again for your time and effort.
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