Debian installer doesn't detect disk

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I had Debian installed next to Win10 on my Dell XPS 15 9560, but a few days ago some Windows update damaged it and this was showing to me (and it was displaying initramfs prompt):
errors
So I formatted the Debian partition and tried to install it again. Unfortunately the same errors are displaying before the installer launches. Then, in partitioning manager, the only disk that shows is the USB stick, where the installer resides:
partitioning manager
I have looked up very many sites, but I have found no solution that works for me.
I also attach the output of fdisk -l command as it may be useful:
fdisk -l output




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    So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:10






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    @Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 9:19










  • Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:27










  • Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:32










  • @Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 10:01














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I had Debian installed next to Win10 on my Dell XPS 15 9560, but a few days ago some Windows update damaged it and this was showing to me (and it was displaying initramfs prompt):
errors
So I formatted the Debian partition and tried to install it again. Unfortunately the same errors are displaying before the installer launches. Then, in partitioning manager, the only disk that shows is the USB stick, where the installer resides:
partitioning manager
I have looked up very many sites, but I have found no solution that works for me.
I also attach the output of fdisk -l command as it may be useful:
fdisk -l output




debian system-installation debian-installer




share|improve this question
















  • 1




    So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:10






  • 1




    @Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 9:19










  • Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:27










  • Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:32










  • @Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 10:01












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I had Debian installed next to Win10 on my Dell XPS 15 9560, but a few days ago some Windows update damaged it and this was showing to me (and it was displaying initramfs prompt):
errors
So I formatted the Debian partition and tried to install it again. Unfortunately the same errors are displaying before the installer launches. Then, in partitioning manager, the only disk that shows is the USB stick, where the installer resides:
partitioning manager
I have looked up very many sites, but I have found no solution that works for me.
I also attach the output of fdisk -l command as it may be useful:
fdisk -l output




debian system-installation debian-installer




share|improve this question












I had Debian installed next to Win10 on my Dell XPS 15 9560, but a few days ago some Windows update damaged it and this was showing to me (and it was displaying initramfs prompt):
errors
So I formatted the Debian partition and tried to install it again. Unfortunately the same errors are displaying before the installer launches. Then, in partitioning manager, the only disk that shows is the USB stick, where the installer resides:
partitioning manager
I have looked up very many sites, but I have found no solution that works for me.
I also attach the output of fdisk -l command as it may be useful:
fdisk -l output





debian system-installation debian-installer





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    So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:10






  • 1




    @Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 9:19










  • Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:27










  • Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:32










  • @Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 10:01












  • 1




    So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:10






  • 1




    @Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 9:19










  • Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:27










  • Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
    – Fido-X
    Feb 18 at 9:32










  • @Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
    – Leftismer
    Feb 18 at 10:01







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So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:10




So on that 32 GB partition you have both Windows 10 and Linux Debian? Can you separate them, each on it's Hard Disk Drive?
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:10




1




1




@Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
– Leftismer
Feb 18 at 9:19




@Fido-X No, 32 GB is the installation USB stick. I want to install Debian on 512 GB SSD, which doesn't show up here and this is the problem.
– Leftismer
Feb 18 at 9:19












Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:27




Try to run lshw, if it doesn't work try df -H and tell us what you get.
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:27












Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:32




Is that 512 GB invisible HDD detected in BIOS? If yes is it IDE or SATA? If it's SATA, could you set it to run in IDE mode?
– Fido-X
Feb 18 at 9:32












@Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
– Leftismer
Feb 18 at 10:01




@Fido-X lshw gives /bin/sh: lshw: not found and df -H gives Usage: df [Pkmh] [FILESYSTEM]...
– Leftismer
Feb 18 at 10:01















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