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Greetings:

Are there any kernel boot parameters that I can pass to get the kernel to 
ignore
the ata1 device? When I try disable ata1 I get an error saying the device 
does not
exist.

Thanks,
Brian

boot -c
#prompt
config>
config> help
config> disable ata1
config> quit

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