Problem after auto-mount ntfs drives using pysdm

I wanted to auto-mount my ntfs drives on boot time, so I went through this article to do so using pysdm.

I followed this article auto-mount-your-ntfs-partition-in-ubuntu.

1. But when I tried to uncheck the box Mount file system in read only mode, It didn't work. It was checked again, on its own. The drives were also mounted not by the user names, but by the names sda3, sda5 etc.

2. In the option for the specifying the name for the ntfs drives, i specified my own names, the names by which the drives were usually mounted.

I didn't try to uninstall the package, as I thought that might be harmful and could be fatal.

Now, when I restarted my Ubuntu, it just doesn't restart.
It stays in an infinite loop, i guess and even the login screen doesn't showup.

Please help me, and if something is not clear in the question, let me know. Suggest any possible way, I can get my Ubuntu (10.04) back and running, with my packages as they were configured.

EDITED: I ran Ubuntu in the recovery mode, and it showed the following output on the console twice and then went off to the same ubuntu logo as earlier on.

The error that I can see is that I incidently typed the mount location of a drive to /sda/Silver Spoon and that is causing trouble.

Solution 1:

Boot from a Linux CD. Mount your root partition on /mnt, then fix the error in /mnt/etc/fstab. (I think you can use /media/Silver\040Spoon.)