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I installed your power patches dated 20040101 on my Dell D-800.  The
boot fails in a curious way.  It finds the ATA controller, but doesn't
find either the disk or the CDROM in the machine.  I did a -v boot,
but I didn't see anything more significant.

I don't know what you need to proceed on this one.  Maybe setting
everything to D3 is dangerous.

Dave.

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