[PLUG] drives not properly named after switch

["Christopher M. Jones" <cjones@partialflow.com>]

I've been using Debian for years but I thought I'd give Ubuntu a try. So
I put ubuntu onto a second hd, /dev/hdb1. Once I had everything usable,
I copied over my personal files and took out the old hda, put the hdb in
its place (so what was hdb is now hda) and put another drive in the
place of the old hdb. So, I used to have

	/dev/hda1 Debian
	/dev/hdb1 Ubuntu

Now I have

	/dev/hda1 (formerly /dev/hdb1) Ubuntu
	/dev/hdb1 Third, previously unused drive for storage.

When I made the switch, I changed /boot/grub/menu.lst to reflect the new
drive configuration. But when I later recompiled my kernel and installed
it, grub rewrote the menu to the previous configuration, looking for
kernels etc. on /dev/hdb1. I also noticed just a while a go that df -ah
lists two /dev/hdb1's, one mounted / and one
mounted /media/disk. /media/disk really is /dev/hdb1, but / is really
mounted on /dev/hda1. So something tells me that I have to do more than
manually edit /boot/grub/menu.lst when I change my drive configuration.
Can anyone tell me how to do this properly?

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