> Disk by-uuid > 15D8A01C886F9F69 points to ../../sdh1 > 1894178394176294 points to ../../sdi1 > aba413da-672d-4dfa-ab06-c43303a488ab points to ../../sda1 > d2005a76-5478-4e53-ab2d-c3ddb84cf56e points to ../../sda5 > **************** > My comments > Starting on Linux HDD, everything from grub menu is correct, except boot > with > Windows 7, which gives only : "reading file error, ctrl alt del to reboot". > My BIOS allows me to choose HDD for booting. Booting directly on Windows 7 > HDD > is normal. > grub.cfg has been built by grub-mkconfig without only one modification about > duration of timeout. > I'm surprised that value of uuid is the same for Windows XP and Windows 7. > This is exactly the problem. UUIDs must be unique. And it doesn't seem to be GRUB misdetection since there is no by-uuid entry pointing to sdg1. The cause of UUID collision is usually if one copies partition without regenerating UUID. Another possible reason is a buggy formatting tool. You need to fix the UUID collision and then rerun update-grub.
-- Regards Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko
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