Soft reboot = hard drive not recognized

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Subject: Soft reboot = hard drive not recognized
From: "Jeff Miller" <jmiller@gfs.com>
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1998 16:41:55 -0400
Message-id: <[🔎] s613b0f4.014@gfs.com>

Hi all:

I have had a problem ever since I installed Debian on my Dell P60 computer.  If I cold boot (power on) the computer Linux starts up with no problems.  But, if I perform a warm boot (ctrl-alt-del etc.) my hard drive isn't recognized.  It is almost as if the drive has been dismounted by the BIOS.  The drive is nothing special (Western Digital 540MB) and it is connected directly to the motherboard.  Anyone else experience this type of problem?

TIA

Jeff Miller

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