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Title:
  Installing Lucid Alpha 3 dual-boot, Windows 2000 SP4 NTFS partition no
  longer boots, hang at mup.sys

Status in GRand Unified Bootloader:
  Unknown
Status in “grub2” package in Ubuntu:
  New
Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I hand install Windows (Windows 2000 w/ SP4) to two partitions at the front of the drive.
  Next install Ubuntu 9.10 behind Windows.
  Apply Ubuntu OS updates, install ntfsprogs, reboot

  I backup the image of Windows using ntfsclone

  I reboot into Windows, and the boot hangs at Mup.sys

  This is my first time trying this technique with Windows 2000.
  Previously I have had great success using ntfsclone to image Windows
  XP partitions, so thought to do the same with Windows 2000.

  I have tried twice. Started over with the VM session. Same results, so
  I will stop wasting time and wait for a reply.

  Attached here is the screen capture of how far the boot gets. Next I
  will attach a capture of Windows 2000 booting into Safe Mode which
  shows the last driver attempted to be loaded.

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