UUID: One More Question...

[Yogich7230]

On Saturday 20 October 2007 22:47:54 kk wrote:

>
> The menu.lst file contains defaults for new kernel entries in what look
> like comments.  My menu.lst file contains:
>
> # kopt=root=UUID=5128e378-614f-4d2c-ab21-f74c3e4e20c2 ro
>
> I suspect that this is what you're looking for.
>
> Karl

Forgive me, Karl... I seem to have not been clear.  I read the original post a 
couple times, and STILL left out something important.  Let me try, again. :) 

Here's the scenario:
1. Kubuntu had to be restored from backup, for whatever the reason
2. Reformatting the partition means the UUID information is out of date
3. Along comes the adept-updater, and wants to upgrade some files
4. The files are upgraded ...among them, the kernel
5. Because the kernel is updated, a new menu.lst is created, and the ORIGINAL 
UUID(s) are placed in the new menu.lst, NOT the NEW UUID(s)

Now, the $64,000 question:
Where is adept FINDING the obsolete UUID(s)??  I need to change it in the file 
adept is looking at, along with any other changed UUID(s) resulting from 
reformatted partitions.

I hope that helps to further clarify what I seek.
-- 
	...Yogich
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