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Try reinstalling it. When you put in the disc you are not booting from the hard drive like magic. You are actually booting from the disc itself.
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you can try reinstalling like is suggested.
Also, boot from the live cd. mount the target installed to hard drive
become root (sudo -i)
then install grub with
grub-install –root-directory=/media/where/i/installed /dev/sd[abcdef]
where [abcdef] is the letter of that installed to hard drive (do fdisk -l as root to figure out what it is, or `mount` with no arguments)
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http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=609548
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