@Cass
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How do I set Unarc to use the swap partition (I have a 2 GB swap)?
1) You can't.
SWAP is an internally used partition for the OS, you cannot point any porgram to use it as default. It will kick in once physical ram is completely occupied.
2) 2 GB of SWAP is (for now) a waste of space.
The maximum amount of RAM (physical and through a SWAP partition) is limited to 2 GB.
So, if you have 2 GB of physical RAM you don't even need to create a SWAP partition as it's never ever used (yet) until some programs come along that starts using the new technology of going beyond that 2 GB border.
I'm not sure if there are some already (apart from maybe some OS components), but that has to be answered by people who know it
i.e. If you have 1 GB of physical RAM you only need to create a 1 GB SWAP partition to reach the maximum, with 512 MB you'd need a 1.5 GB SWAP and so on