Michael Graff <explorer@flame.org> typed:
:>Description:
:When the kernel is probing for devices the isapnp layer screws over
:some other already probed devices.
:
:This happens when an isapnp card defaults to an address that is probed
:in the isa probe, and then later reset/moved in the isapnp code.

This happens with things like Adaptec-154xCP.
It gets found via aha[01] on isa, then gets killed by isapnp and hangs the
machine.  And since there's no aha* on isapnp you have to disable plug'n'pray
on the card itself, not via software.
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