Enabling Zram support should disable Zswap

[Dungeonseeker]

According to the Arch Wiki, when using Zram you have to disable Zswap since it is enabled by default in the Linux Kernel.

See - https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Improving_performance#zram_or_zswap

Since it is enabled by default, disable zswap if you decide to use zram to avoid zswap acting as a swap cache in front of it. Having both enabled also results in incorrect zramctl(8) statistics as zram remains mostly unused; this is because zswap intercepts and compresses memory pages being swapped out before they can reach zram.

Thought I'd bring it up since archinstall uses Zram for swap by default.

[spaceoden]

Check the .conf file(s) in /boot/loader/entries/. Is zswap.enabled=0 among the kernel parameters? If so, archinstall is successfully disabling zswap.

[Dungeonseeker]

Check the .conf file(s) in /boot/loader/entries/. Is zswap.enabled=0 among the kernel parameters? If so, archinstall is successfully disabling zswap.

I'm using grub but the answer is no, I had to add it manually.

[codefiles]

Added a commit in #1517 to fix this for GRUB.

This was original reported in #881 and was fixed for only systemd-boot in #883.

I'll add a fix for this in add_efistub_bootloader() in a pull request I'm doing for that.

[svartkanin]

This should be fixed now