> After running debian, if I reboot into DOS or win95, my cdrom is not
> detected by the driver. I have to power off and back on before by cdrom is
> accessible again. It is an IDE/ATAPI 24X cdrom. I'm not sure of the brand
> offhand. Just curious if anyone has encountered similar problems, or might
> have any suggestions.
I have encountered the same behaviour with a TEAC CD-56E 6X IDE/ATAPI
drive. In my case, I've found that I don't actually have to power down
in order for the drive to be recognized by Windows (NT4 in my case), but
rebooting via the reset switch is sufficient. So when I need to switch
my OS, I've been halting the system ("shutdown -h now"), then pressing
reset after I saw a confirmation message for the halt.
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