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From: Alex Huppenthal <alex@serv1.rof.net>
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Subject: Solved - boot lockup with stable - temp fix
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Removing the 'aha' defintion from the sys/i386/conf/GENERIC prevents
this bug from locking up the OS on boot. Apparently the kernel
routines think this is an aha system after awhile. 

 -Alex