Martin Herbert Dietze wrote:

>>> | rootnoverify****(hd1,0)
>
>> ....................^^^^^^^... have you verified that this
>> is the correct partition?
>
> I'm pretty sure I made no mistakes here:
>
> |Device*Boot******Start*********End******Blocks*** Id**System
> | /dev/hdc1***************1*********914*****7341673+***7* *HPFS/NTFS
> | /dev/hdc2*************915********1851*****7526452+***5* *Extended
> | /dev/hdc5*************915********1400*****3903763+***7* *HPFS/NTFS
> | /dev/hdc6************1401********1485******682731****6* *FAT16
> | /dev/hdc7************1486********1851*****2939863+***7* *HPFS/NTFS

okay, let's review:
ide channel 1:
/dev/hda == first device
/dev/hdb == second device
ide channel 2:
/dev/hdc == third device
/dev/hdd == fourth device

/dev/hda1 == first partition on first device, and so on

grub naming convention:
(hd0) == first device, and so on
(hd0,0) == first partition on first drive, and so on.

so, given /dev/hdc1 == 3rd device, 1st part == grub: (hd2,0)
try that and see what happens
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