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Looks like you are having some problems with driver conflict. can you post the output of the following:

lsmod
modinfo megaraid_sas
dmesg (full output, don't grep for megasas)
lspci -v

from...

please find attached a working (in Jaunty) xorg.conf:


# xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System server configuration file)
#
# This file was generated by dexconf, the Debian X Configuration tool,...

have you added your username to the "src" group?
assuming that your username is "blackbyron" (change blackbyron to reflect your actual username)

sudo adduser blackbyron src; chown -R root:src...

If you don't have hardware support for RAID in your computer (RAID card or on-chip RAID) then you should look at LVM and MD (software-based RAID). The level of RAID you are talking about is RAID-1...

look at "screen" it is a great application that will let you effectively disconnect from a terminal session and reconnect later to check status. I use it all the time to run apps on remote systems...

the best place to start for any kind of debugging related to sleep, etc. is with a utility called "dmesg"

open a terminal and type:

dmesg
then post the optput and we can get started working on...

Usually, installing a binary requires that you first make it executable and then execute it...
for these purposes, we will assume that you have downloaded the binary named...

absolutely correct!
sorry, I was looking right past that
you do have to chroot to have the usernames interpreted properly

can you post the results of the following:
at a terminal type: cat /media/disk/etc/passwd

and at a terminal:
cat /media/disk/etc/fstab

thanks

the context of the statement you are typing is:

chown (CHange OWNership) username:groupname foldername -R (Recursive)
so, you need to match username and groupname and just specifying a username...

what it looks like is that at some point during this process you have changed the permissions on your home directory, Tinivole was trying to get you to change the ownership of your home directory to...