Maybe grub cannot see the bind, it needs to see files in either your /boot partition or directory physically. Which is logical when you think about it, mount --bind is implemented by the Linux kernel, GRUB does not/cannot require Linux to load. Is there any reason why you need to bind /home/boot to /boot instead of just putting the files in /boot? Also with /sbin/grub-install you point to the actual device eg "grub-install /dev/hde", not GRUB naming convention I'm not an expert in GRUB so I might be way off on the first point though
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