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Subject: SATA Support gone bad?
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I recently updated my FreeBSD 5.2 system to CURRENT via CVSup, and then 
the system wasn't recognizing the secondary (slave) SATA drives.  I 
thought this might be a hardware issue, so brought it in to be looked 
at.   Turn out, it's fine with other operating systems (Windows/XP, et 
al).    So I'm presuming something with SATA support went bad in the 
current codebase.    Has anyone information about this or a fix.


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