Thanks, everyone, I've got it.
My blunder on /etc/mount which really should be /etc/fstab.
Have to edit when grub is loading up. Change its entry from hda1 to sda1.
And, you're right, nano is still available.
I have recently carried out a dist-upgrade on a long time running i386 debian
machine. Somehow the new distro changed its device naming from hda1 to sda1 and
now my ide attached harddisk fails to boot! Booting it will only take me as far
as raminitd (or something to that effect which i can't rem
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