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> another thing would be to look in bios if there is any option for
> IDE/AHCI/RAID settings. maybe it does emulate a ide controller that
> that is not probed or detected and switching to AHCI mode (if theres
> such an option) can make it appear on the sata controller.

My BIOS is Phoenix-AwardBIOS, which has only one option for
IDE related thing.  The below is the menu tree:
Integrated Peripherals
	OnChip IDE Device
		LEGACY Mode Support    [Enabled].

If I choose this option [Disabled], the 9pcf kernel makes panic.

Kenji