Hard Drive Install Fedora

First, download the "Grub for DOS" tool, which is used when booting into the Linux installation process;

The second step is to extract the downloaded grub for DOS into the C-packing directory;

Third, right click on My Computer, select Properties, open the Advanced tab, click the Settings button in the Startup and recovery bar, click the Edit button in the pop-up dialog box, and start editing the C:/boot.ini file;

Fourth step, in the file (C:/boot.ini) (with msconfig modify boot.ini) The last line, add "c:/grldr=" Grub "", Save, OK;

The fifth step, with Winiso or winrar open you download Linux image installation files, the "Isolinux" Directory of Vmlinuz and initrd.img files extracted into the FAT32 format of the partition root directory, my is C disk;

Step sixth, edit the Menu.lst file. Enter the code at the end:
Title Install-fedora 7
Kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz
INITRD (hd0,0)/initrd.img boot save, exit.
(Hdx,x), the first X represents the primary or the from disk, and "0" is the master disk, "1" is from the disk; The number in the second X indicates which region, "0" is the first primary partition of the hard disk, the C disk of what we call the main disk and the D disk from the disk (which is relative to the two hard drive), "4" is the first area of the hard disk logical partition, and so on.
Or do not edit menu.lst, see step Seventh;

Step seventh, restart your computer. In the system option after booting, select Grub. Then select "Title Install-fedora 7" in the list. If you are not editing menu.lst, press C, and then enter the following code at the grub> prompt:
Kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz
INITRD (hd0,0)/initrd.img boot into the installation interface, select the language, keyboard type, select your ISO file location, OK.
(add: If you put Vmlinuz and initrd.img on D-that is, the first disk of the extended partition, enter at boot time: Kernel (hd0,4)/vmlinuz initrd (hd0,4)/initrd.img boot)