You are welcome. I am glad that I was of some assistance.

Grub uses a _zero_ based numbering scheme. Your first hard drive, /dev/hda, is (hd0). Your first partition on that drive (hd0,0).

Do yourself a favor at some point in your reorganization. Create a separate boot partition (usually the first one on a drive), install grub to your MBR and point it to this boot partition. In this way you may add and delete partitions at will and simply update the one /boot/grub/menu.lst whenever necessary. Just make certain that should you add another operating system do not install grub again, and once again, simply edit your menu.lst with the parameters for your new os while adding the necessary startup images to the /boot directory. This can usually be accomplished by booting to a different operating system after a fresh install, mounting your new root directory and copying the special startup files to your existing boot partition.