There are several potential solutions to this issue. 

1. Check the drivers - Ensure that the correct drivers are installed for the hard drive on your Linux PC. You may also need to install additional drivers if the hard drive uses a newer type of connector. 

2. Check the disk - You can check the disk for errors using the command line utility fsck. This will check the disk for any errors that could be causing the issue. 

3. Check the filesystem - Make sure the filesystem type is supported by your Linux PC. If it is not, you may need to reformat the drive with a different filesystem type. 

4. Update the firmware - If the issue persists, you may need to update the firmware of the hard drive. 

5. Reconnect the hard drive - Try disconnecting and reconnecting the hard drive to your Linux PC. This may help resolve the issue. 

If none of these solutions work, you may need to replace the hard drive.
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