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Let's go back to just 1 GB for the purge_amount but try with urgency set to 1 (another omission in the manual is whether 1 is high or 4 or high, but @Clete2 thinks 4 is high):

I'm willing to bet that urgency being set to 1 means "very urgent" and urgency set to 4 means "meh, whenever".

But, I ran into this because

Let's go back to just 1 GB for the purge_amount but try with urgency set to 1 (another omission in the manual is whether 1 is high or 4 or high, but @Clete2 and @orkoden think 4 is high):

I'm willing to bet that urgency being set to 1 means "meh, whenever" and urgency set to 4 means "very urgent".

But, I ran into this because:

Let's go back to just 1 GB for the purge_amount but try with urgency set to 1 (another omission in the manual is whether 1 is high or 4 or high):

Let's go back to just 1 GB for the purge_amount but try with urgency set to 1 (another omission in the manual is whether 1 is high or 4 or high, but @Clete2 thinks 4 is high):

A) I was wondering how I was losing all my free disk space so suddenly, and;

B) I was trying to make a Boot Camp partition to run Windows and I didn't have enough space, even tho most of that space was just being taken up by local snapshots.

1. I was wondering how I was losing all my free disk space so suddenly, and;

2. I was trying to make a Boot Camp partition to run Windows and I didn't have enough space, even tho most of that space was just being taken up by local snapshots.