Hello altogether,I have a notebook (Acer Aspire E15) with an AMD A6-6310/Radeon R4, a Crucial MX100 SSD and 8GB Ram of which 4.8GB are usable for the system. I partitionated the flash like so:
/dev/sda1 2048 321535 319488 156M EFI System/dev/sda2 321536 17108991 16787456 8G swap/dev/sda3 17108992 101001215 83892224 40G //dev/sda4 101001216 500117503 399116288 190.3G /home
Now, each time I hit the RAM limit, the system stalls and kswapd runs 100% on one core.In the opensuse-SDB there’s an article how to disable the swap to save write-cycles on the SSD. It didn’t change much. I therefore reset the swappiness to the default value.Some forums of other distributions propose to upgrade the kernel but that didn’t help all users.Is there is anything else I can do?Many thanks!Simon