First sweep reclaimed 1.6 GB as advertised but ColorOS respawned most
of the killed apps within 1–3 minutes — observed quicksearchbox coming
back at 210 MB, photos/calendar spawning fresh at 150+ MB each. Two
changes:
1. Expanded KILL_TARGETS with the packages that showed up in the
respawn wave (Google Photos, Calendar, Contacts, Play Store,
rkpdapp, Tachyon/Meet, permissioncontroller, notificationmanager,
safecenter, securitypermission, sau, acore). These are user-facing
but not needed while Kazeia is the active task; they re-spawn on
demand if the user switches away.
2. New startPeriodicOptimizer() runs freeRamForModels every 60 s
for the lifetime of KazeiaService so re-spawned apps get trimmed
again without a service restart. Tied to serviceScope so it stops
cleanly on destroy.
Net effect observed: avail RAM stays ~1.2–1.5 GB higher than without
the sweep. Models still land in ZRAM once the LLM/TTS/STT finish
loading (Kazeia itself is ~5 GB across them), but page-fault thrashing
during inference is noticeably reduced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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