The /usr/sbin/zram-init currently lacks an option to control the block size for the ext2/ext4/... filesystem on a zram device. This results in RAM filesystems with the default block size of 4096 bytes. This may or may not be optimal, depending on usage. For example, if you use a zram device to store the browser cache on it, 4096 may be too large a block size. Lots of files in the browser cache are much smaller than 4K (even smaller thgan 1K). Please add an option to /usr/sbin/zram-init to control block size.
Adding mvaeth to CC for upstream verification, and potential resolutions. Tia Martin! :)
I would mark this a dupe of 610370. In future, please add feature requests directly upstream on github. Thanks for the reports, anyway.
This bug is probably outdated as `=sys-block/zram-init-3.8` was dropped a long time ago and, therefore, should be marked as resolved ?
See comment#2. I do not have permissions to change the status.