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Thank you very much! That did it!

With SSDs, really the only noticeable difference between them being in RAID 0, and being lone discs would be simplicity of just having one main disc, as opposed to a lot of different discs.

The...

if [ $# -ne 2 ] ; then
echo "usage: $0 <word> <website>"
fi

curl $2 | grep_output="$(grep $1 $2)"

LOOP=1
while [ $LOOP -eq 1 ]; do
if [ -z "$grep_output" ]; then
let LOOP = 1
else...

Thank you all for your input, I've changed == to = and -eq where you suggested, however, the fact still remains that so far this is NOT a problem with logic, so much as it IS a problem with syntax...

Here's what I've found with my own personal experiences.
Most disc drives don't get out of the MB/s R/W range, so changing the amount of GB/s isn't all that big of a deal. Even the two SATA 300...

After replacing some &&s with -a, the terminal said that that invoked another syntax error around the areas that I changed them. Right now, I'm not all that concerned about what an echo statement...

Thanks for your reply alister. I just did that, however, a new problem emerged:

./clrcache: line 35: syntax error near unexpected token `done'
./clrcache: line 35: ` done'

I would start by providing a switch like this:

echo "Please select a program to run"
OPTIONS="ps top cmp netstat"
select opt in $OPTIONS; do
if [ "$opt" == "ps" ]; then
...

Hello, first off, let me begin by saying that I am a complete GNU/linux noob. I installed it on my laptop not even a month ago, because I've gotten tired of Windows on my laptop, but anyway. I'm...