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sometimes when i boot, the firewire drives aren 't recognized and no amount of modprobing does the trick to wake them up.
i just end up rebooting a few times till they suddenly are available (after a couple modprobes).
is this just the way it is? i think the controller card i have uses a lucent chip. is there something more bulletproof?
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