Swap file priority is 0 after selecting Yes on 'Set swap priority over ZRAM?' about lin_os_swap_mod HOT 7 CLOSED

@Anujkaushik01 Thank you so much! I have fixed this as of PR #11 and released it as Latest Value Errors Fixed v1.3.1-r1

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Now when I flash latest zip, and choose yes on set priority over ZRAM and rebooted, it shows priority of swap file as -1 and still memory used for swap file is 0 instead default ZRAM 0 is being used which has priority 32758.

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Hmm, The Zram priority is abnormally high. Generally falls below 0 for most ROMs, which explains why the new swap is not utilized correctly. Could you tell me which ROM is installed and its Android version? and if you use any other performance mods?

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With the latest release.

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Hmm, The Zram priority is abnormally high. Generally falls below 0 for most ROMs, which explains why the new swap is not utilized correctly. Could you tell me which ROM is installed and its Android version? and if you use any other performance mods?

I am using pixel experience plus android 13 on redmi note 5 pro. And I am using overclock 2.4ghz San kernel on it.

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@Anujkaushik01 does the ZRAM priority change after reboots? on the last screenshot it's at 32758, reboot and see if it changes or if it's static.

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@Anujkaushik01 does the ZRAM priority change after reboots? on the last screenshot it's at 32758, reboot and see if it changes or if it's static.

It's the same(static) after reboot. Can I made any specific change in module so that I can give swap more priority than zram0?

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