[ayman07]

As Zenpad owners might already know, the tablet lacks a few things, one being sufficient amount of RAM. 256mb just doesn't cut it these days with android. There are two application on the market that can enable swap. The catch is the devices kernel needs to be able to handle swap. So my question is, does the kernel on the Zenpad and other devices alike support swap out the box? One of the application always force closes when I try to enable swap while the other just seems to hang when trying to create a swap partition. I don't want to go through the trouble of manually creating a swap partition if the kernel doesn't even support it. Please let me know.Sent from my Zenpad 4

 

[tawakoly]

did you mean dual boot?when i asked one of the sellers he told me it's possible but not at the moment.if anybody has an answer to this question ?because i think it would be wonderful to dual boot the zt-180kind regards,

 

[ayman07]

No. Swap means using a part of the SD card as RAM when the actual RAM, in this case our 256mb, gets used up. Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk

 

[The Omen]

I think he's referring to a swap partition, a portion of a hard drive or memory card, which linux uses to supplement RAM.