On Mon, 2003-06-23 at 09:04, Dennis Myers wrote: > I have googled and archived the www and not found a decent answer to the > message I get on boot since I changed out my CDROM. Message is ; A: drive > error F1 to continue . I hit F1 and the system boots up and both hda and > hdc are there and both cdrw and cdrom work. I am puzzled about what drive is > in error. Any one seen this before? Advice? Guesses for grabs.
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