That's not really a fix Dmitrijs. The problem stems from having an old version of grub in the mbr and boot track, and a new version in /boot. This will ( and appears to be from the number of bug reports ) cause multiple problems. The fact that the old grub doesn't like the new grub.cfg is the least of the problems.
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