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find --set-root --ignore-floppies /boot/os/WinXP.iso
map /boot/os/WinXP.iso (0xff) || map --mem /boot/os/WinXP.iso (0xff)
map --hook
chainloader (0xff)
Or load to CD-ROM hd32

During the installation process, after loading the installation files and when starting the installation interface, a blue screen occurs. How to solve this? The code is 0x0000007B.
Thank you!

Let me take a look. The link can't be downloaded...

The problem is like this: I'm using a USB drive to boot, the ISO file is on the USB drive, and the computer doesn't have any system installed. How should I operate?

Thanks!

This way of installation is basically not likely to succeed. Simply put, because your CD is virtual and is also virtual under GRUB. Once you enter the WINDOWS installation program, will the virtual thing still be there? Even if it is still there for this period of time, then you have to restart once, and after restarting, you will not be able to find the CD.

Everyone's ideas are actually similar. I also want to install the system from a USB flash drive, but different from you, I extracted it, and it doesn't blue screen. It just says it can't find the CD. XP, XP64, 2003, 2003X64 and the CDs made with ISOLINUX are basically not installable through the USB flash drive. Because when making them, they specified to read the source files from the CD. If you don't modify these boot files and tell them where the source files are, they can't be installed. On the contrary, the newly released systems now support USB flash drives very well. For example, VISTA, you can directly add a little in GRUB, directly chainloader /bootmgr and put the installation source files in the root directory to install.

Just load a firadisk F6 floppy disk image before booting. Go to Wuyou yourself and find it, there are ready-made downloads.

XP and 03 will reboot once during installation. After rebooting, it will still read the previous optical drive.