Is the Debian version of Wheezy still supported?

Debian wheezy is no longer supported. It is two major releases older than stable. It has not received any updates since 31 May 2018. The resolution is to dist-upgrade to oldstable, or to stable. Highly active question.

Do you have to answer no to install Wheezy?

You must answer no to continue with installation. Status: This issue is fixed in the first Wheezy point release. For accessibility reasons, a beep should be emitted when the installer’s bootloader is waiting for input.

Can you install Debian on a multi arch CD?

The full sets are only available via jigdo. The multi-arch CD images support i386/amd64; the installation is similar to installing from a single architecture netinst image.

Do you need firmware file for Wheezy point?

Status: More bug fixes might appear in the various Wheezy point releases. If you have an Intel Wireless 6005 or 6205 card then the installer will prompt for the firmware file iwlwifi-6000g2a-6.ucode . This file is not included in the firmware-iwlwifi package and is not actually needed.

How does zram work in the Ubuntu system?

Here you go, whole totorial about zRam in Ubuntu: zRam is a code inside kernel, that once activated, creates a RAM based block device which acts as a swap disk, but is compressed and stored in memory, allowing very fast I/O and increasing the amount of memory available before the system starts swapping to disk.

How to check if zram started during boot?

Make sure to reboot Ubuntu and check if Zram started during boot. This will list zram as a startup service. reboot and check to see if it started during boot. The first line installs the zram kernel module. Thanks for contributing an answer to Ask Ubuntu!

Is it possible to install zram tools in Buster?

Starting at buster (released July 2019) it’s possible to simply install the zram-tools package and customize /etc/default/zramswap for your needs. For systems using a standard SysV-based init system, it’s possible to copy the following script to /etc/init.d/zram: then make the script executable: