Ubuntu update to 10.4 LTS a little disk drive issue

I finally upgraded Ubuntu to version 10.04 LTS. It works a lot faster to load PDFs for example. I'm writing this post from the upgraded system.

File upgrade and cleanup went well, I always choose default options.
There was just one little issue at startup:

"ubuntu disk drive for /media/sdb1 not ready yet or not present."

I could skip this with the "S" key and start the system alright. Hoever I thought it would be anoying to press this S key in the future at each startup. Thanks to this forum thread (where a very angry guy speaks) and this other site. I found the fix was to edit the file system table.
The following command starts the editor:

sudo gedit /etc/fstab

Then I commented out the line corresponding to this - inexisting - file system.

#/dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1 ntfs defaults 0 0

I saved the file and now I'm about to restart my computer.