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From: Thomas Quinot <thomas@FreeBSD.ORG>
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Subject: Re: ata breakage [STILL]
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* Jonathan Noack, 2005-05-12 :

> The panic seems to happen during probing of the CD drive.  I use 
> atapicam *without* atapicd.  The kernel config is also attached.

Can you try to:
  * remove 'cd' from your kernel config
  * boot
  * camcontrol devlist -v
  * kldload cd

Also, does this happen regardless of whether or not a disc is present in
your CD drive? Please try with no disc, with a known good CD-ROM, with a
known good CD-audio, and with a blank CD-R.

Thanks,
Thomas.