Installing debian on a local hard disk is a solution to wingrub problems.

Debian installation on a local hard disk is a solution to the problem encountered by wingrub-Debian information for the Linux release. For details, refer to the following. Here I will first introduce how to use wingrub
1. After the installation, a dialog box is displayed when wingrub is opened. We can directly enter the dialog box without selecting anything.

2. Click Systerm Device. In the select box on the right, select C:, and then click boot from boot. INI to write mygrub to the Title. Then, write 30 in Time OUT;

3. Configure grub;

Configure c: \ boot \ grub \ menu. in the lst process, open wingrub and click tools = "partioinlist (partition list). Here we can understand the machine partition. For example, we may see that the FAT32 partition is (hd0, 1) wait, in fact, we do need fat32 to store the downloaded Linux CD image. Through this, we can know that we have stored the cd iso in (hdX, Y), and we can also know (hdX, y) which of the corresponding Windows partitions is C, D, or E.

4. Writing menu. lst
Timeout 30

Title fc4install
Root (hd0, 1)
Kernel (hd0, 1)/linux/vmlinuz
Initrd (hd0, 1)/linux/initrd. img

Title WindowsXP
Root (hd0, 0)
Makeactive
Chainloader + 1

5. After the settings are completed, the following problems may occur when you restart your computer:
Try (hd0, 0): extended or non-MS: skip
GRLDR is compressed
Try (hd0, 2): extended or non-MS: skip
Error

This is because your C drive is in ntfs format and you have compressed it. Open "my computer", select drive C properties, and remove "compress drive to save disk space"-"use application for sub-files or folders"

Wait and restart.