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I just attempted to install the last current snap from june on one of  
my systems.  About half way through the bootup process from the cd,  
the kernel dies with a cant divide by zero error.  This occurs a  
little after trying to initialize my first sata drive.  It does a  
connect, disconnect, connect on the device and then i hit the error.   
Is there a useful way to save the dmesg output without using a serial  
cable?  (i don't have one)  If not, i'll just type it up.  I'd like  
to see this fixed by release as 5.4 does not support my sata  
controller out of the box.

Lucas Holt
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