Comment 3 for bug 136621

This also happens with 7.10 Gutsy. It only happens after the kernel gets an update. I have 4 hard drives in my system, one has Windows XP on it, one has Ubuntu on it. The other two are data storage. After a kernel update and you reboot, it can't find the partition. It also doesn't see the Windows partition. I always have to edit the line to boot to the proper hard drive, boot into Ubuntu & edit the menu.lst. Prior to 7.04, it would always just add to the list. It doesn't even seem to "read" the current menu.lst & update it, which I think it should.