I've had this same problem for months after upgrading from edgy to feisty and have been hitting Ctl+D to bypass.
I'm not sure why this worked, but I was having issues with /dev/hdd. It would show up fine in /etc/fstab and in vol_id.
I noticed that if I ran blkid, it would NOT show /dev/hdd. Running "blkid /dev/hdd" seemed to detect it. When running blkid this time, it showed up!
I rebooted to verify things worked and they did... no UUID errors this time.
I guess when fsck runs on boot, it must look to the information in blkid to reference the UUID's/
Anyways, hope this helps people out there. I'm glad to rid this "annoyance".
MikeB
I've had this same problem for months after upgrading from edgy to feisty and have been hitting Ctl+D to bypass.
I'm not sure why this worked, but I was having issues with /dev/hdd. It would show up fine in /etc/fstab and in vol_id.
I noticed that if I ran blkid, it would NOT show /dev/hdd. Running "blkid /dev/hdd" seemed to detect it. When running blkid this time, it showed up!
I rebooted to verify things worked and they did... no UUID errors this time.
I guess when fsck runs on boot, it must look to the information in blkid to reference the UUID's/
Anyways, hope this helps people out there. I'm glad to rid this "annoyance".
MikeB