Hi!,
Cavsfan,
I set up your system in my main computer, and, for some unknown reason, 'tune2fs' limited any Labels to 16 characters, truncating anything longer.
I also discovered why I had problems with a combination of internal HDD, external eSata /usb HDD and an USB Sandisk.
When I set things up the SanDisk was sdb, the eSata HDD was sdc. and the Ubuntu on the internal HDD was sde.
Later, when I started up again, I plugged the USB [ for safety ] into a socket on the back panel, instead of one on the front, [ as it had been ].
That must have been connected to an USB hub with a higher priority, with the result that when booted, the USB SanDisk was sda, the eSata was sde, and the HDD was sdf.
So while the orthodox system still worked using disk ID's, your system could not find the partitions it was looking for.
In other words it is essential that all drives are plugged in to the same sockets as when set-up.
The sdx's I am stating from memory, so they may not be entirely correct, but you will get the idea.
Incidently, a bit off topic, I have Posted in several threads a warning about the 310 nvidia driver with 6xxx & 7xxx series cards:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1743535
Chao!,
bogan.
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