(hybris) seine: init: fix low memory killer thresholds and score values #10
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Set minfree to 6 times higher values, only then lmkd starts killing native Sailfish OS apps (otherwise it only kills within the App Support container, and when there are many native apps, Android apps eventually get killed upon launch). 6-fold values have been obtained empirically. Anything lower than that will cause to run out of swap space eventually. 'adj' defaults to '0,1,6,12' on this system, thus set its values to match Jolla C, where lmkd was fine tuned for OOM situations. [hybris] seine: init: fix low memory killer thresholds and score values. Fixes JB#54056 Signed-off-by: Simonas Leleiva <simonas.leleiva@jolla.com>
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Set minfree to 6 times higher values, only then lmkd starts killing native
Sailfish OS apps (otherwise it only kills within the App Support container,
and when there are many native apps, Android apps eventually get killed upon
launch).
6-fold values have been obtained empirically. Anything lower than that will
cause to run out of swap space eventually.
'adj' defaults to '0,1,6,12' on this system, thus set its values to match
Jolla C, where lmkd was fine tuned for OOM situations.