This message is issued for every partition that doesn't contain wubildr in its root. It searches all partitions and issues "Try (hdx,y): <file system type>:" and then appends "no wubildr" iif it doesn't find (hdx,y)/wubildr, and then continues to the next. So it's normal to see e.g. "Try (hd0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr"
If it doesn't find it in all partitions then it issues a different message "grldr not found" (probably an old grub4dos hardcode). If you are using r200 then it's probably locking up when it finds the wubildr anyway.
This message is issued for every partition that doesn't contain wubildr in its root. It searches all partitions and issues "Try (hdx,y): <file system type>:" and then appends "no wubildr" iif it doesn't find (hdx,y)/wubildr, and then continues to the next. So it's normal to see e.g. "Try (hd0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr"
If it doesn't find it in all partitions then it issues a different message "grldr not found" (probably an old grub4dos hardcode). If you are using r200 then it's probably locking up when it finds the wubildr anyway.