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Update: it wasn't a BIOS issue but rather a resource conflict. I was able 
to solve it by installing 4.9 from floppy and going into kernel 
configuration mode. I'm now going to see what happens when I cvsup and 
upgrade to 4.10...

Thanks to all who took the time to answer and for Dan for rebooting to 
take a look at his BIOS :-)

Dru