Plugwash: It did not work. However that doesn't mean it's not the solution... The plot thickens. And perhaps worsens. I just noticed that none of the changes I was making would remain after a refresh. To anything, really. I edited an existing script to make sure. I sudo'd in. Added a print("Hit CNTR...

It's not terribly hard. There is a folder. You can get there by typing the following: cd /etc/init.d In there are all the scripts that run when the computer starts. If you're like me and can never remember the proper formating on the scripts, just google it. Make a script file: sudo nano myMountScri...

Ok. So during an install of Emacs, everything fell apart. I've searched online about how to fix a broken Apt-Get install. I've tried -f, I've tried Aptitude, I've tried Auto Clean, Auto Remove. I even tried editing the installation scripts. Here is a raw dump outlining the problem: pi@raspberrypi ~ ...