I've recently replaced my old hdb with a new drive. Now I'm getting an fsck error on boot requiring the ctrl-d option to boot. I've figured out that there's an error in my fstab because the old drive's uuid is still in there and of course it can't find it. How do I get Kubuntu to redetect the hardware so it will recognize this drive, or is there a way to find the uuid of the new drive so I can edit my fstab?
I think I could just change it from the uuid to /dev/hdb1 but I'd rather do it by uuid.
I think I could just change it from the uuid to /dev/hdb1 but I'd rather do it by uuid.
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