Corrected boot error by finding drives UUID using the command "ls /dev/disk/by-uuid -alh" in terminal and adding it to /boot/grub/menu.lst in the following manner:
There is a line that reads "#kopt=root=ro boot=disk"
I changed the line to read "kopt=root=UUID=(i put my computers uuid here) ro"
and then ran "sudo update-grub" in terminal. It updated the menu.lst entries with the information needed to boot without searching for the drive. Hope that helps.
Corrected boot error by finding drives UUID using the command "ls /dev/disk/by-uuid -alh" in terminal and adding it to /boot/grub/menu.lst in the following manner:
There is a line that reads "#kopt=root=ro boot=disk"
I changed the line to read "kopt=root=UUID=(i put my computers uuid here) ro"
and then ran "sudo update-grub" in terminal. It updated the menu.lst entries with the information needed to boot without searching for the drive. Hope that helps.