Checking out your theory I moved menu.lst out of the way. Re-ran update-grub with /etc/default/grub set to generate UUID's. That grub.cfg is OK for Lucid...but refers to /dev/hda2 as sda2. No UUID's . That leaves the Debian boot hanging " waiting for root file system". I have never been able to boot Debian squeeze when it's referred to as being on /dev/sda2. To boot Debian I still have to go in and edit grub.cfg.
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