Update log2ram.conf

Update to comment for setting: 'SIZE='

log2ram.conf

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 # Configuration file for Log2Ram (https://github.com/azlux/log2ram) under MIT license.
 # This configuration file is read by the log2ram service
 
-# Size for the ram folder, it defines how much space is reserved in the RAM for the logs.
-# Ensure 'SIZE=' is larger than your /var/log directory.
-#  - (If not enough is reserved, log2ram will fail to start).
-# Ensure logrotate is set to keep your /var/log directory from growing too large.
-#  - (If your /var/log directory grows larger than 'SIZE=', new logs entries can't be written).
-# The default of 128M is adequate for a lot of applications.
-# You will need to increase it if you have a server and a lot of log for example.
+# Specify the amount of RAM reserved for storing logs. This setting determines the maximum size of the RAM folder.
+# Ensure 'SIZE=' is set larger than the current size of your /var/log directory to prevent startup failures.
+# Also, configure logrotate to manage log growth and prevent the /var/log directory from exceeding this reserved size.
+# The default setting of 128M suffices for many typical applications, but you may need to increase it for 
+# servers or systems that generate extensive logging.
 SIZE=128M
 
 # Select the log syncing method between disk and RAM: