I have also seen grub menus incorporating two boot entries for Win7 and I have an inkling why.
Win 7 has two partitions, one small partition which is supposed to contain the kernel as far as I can tell, it is invisible and probably read-only from within windows, and a big one that is the C drive. Both can be chainloaded, I have tried, and Win7 boots in apparently the same fashion in both cases. Grub seems to pick both up. Hope this is helpful. John
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