I had this issue this morning. It is caused by the installation of the
new grub not updating the actual mbr, and only the files in
/boot/grub/
It is a simple fix;
as root, execute something like this after you install the new package
for grub-pc. (changing the destination for your drive, this was __my
exact command__ for my computer):
# grub-install --no-floppy --recheck --force /dev/sda3
a more generic command may look like:
# grub-install /dev/sda
now, reboot, and it should boot perfectly.
If you install the new grub-pc and forget to update the boot sector,
you can chroot in and do it that way (thats what I did).
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