There is a new way of managing zram using zram-config in Ubuntu 22.04: instead of use X devices (one per cpu-core) it uses only one device with X streams associated (one stream per cpu-core).
Run zramctl command: you can see that there is only one device but with X streams associated.
There is a new way of managing zram using zram-config in Ubuntu 22.04: instead of use X devices (one per cpu-core) it uses only one device with X streams associated (one stream per cpu-core).
Run zramctl command: you can see that there is only one device but with X streams associated.
There is a brief annotation in raspi-config changelog for 0.7 version (link: https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ zram-config/ +changelog):
zram-config (0.7) jammy; urgency=medium
* Only setup a single zram device, multiple devices have not been
needed since kernel 3.15
Well, I don't know if there is a typo; it says kernel 3.15 but may be kernel 5.15 (?).
But as you said, having only 256MB associated to a zram device in a 64GB RAM machine is strange.