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Remove overlay filesystem functionality and add detection/removal capability

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- Remove unused overlay filesystem configuration and references
- Remove overlayfs sections from all profile JSON files
- Remove OVERLAY_ENABLED/OVERLAY_PROTECT_CONFIGS from config
- Update documentation to focus on tmpfs optimization
- Add overlay detection and removal functionality for cleanup
- Add remove_overlays() function with safe unmounting
- Add overlay status reporting in final optimization summary
- Add test-overlay-detection.sh for testing detection logic
- Simplify codebase by removing complex unused features
- Focus on proven desktop optimizations (tmpfs, zram, kernel)
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2025-09-23 12:35:45 +02:00
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# tmpfs/Overlay Functionality Fix Summary
# tmpfs Functionality Fix Summary
## 🐛 Issue Identified
The `one-button-optimizer.sh` script was asking users if they wanted to create tmpfs/overlays, but when they chose "yes", nothing happened because the `setup_tmpfs` function was missing.
The `one-button-optimizer.sh` script was asking users if they wanted to create tmpfs optimizations, but when they chose "yes", nothing happened because the `setup_tmpfs` function was missing.
## ✅ Problems Fixed
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- **Better system responsiveness** under load
- **Automatic scaling** based on available hardware
The tmpfs/overlay functionality now works as intended, providing intelligent, automatic optimization of cache directories with proper detection and sizing based on system capabilities.
The tmpfs functionality now works as intended, providing intelligent, automatic optimization of cache directories with proper detection and sizing based on system capabilities.