Thank you for all your detailed notes and help. I will be doing this in restricted state. The jukebox is the only thing on this adapter card.
Once we get to restricted, I will power off the domain and then remove the card. If I crash the system, well it is already down so be it.
But we should be fine. I just never removed hardware before and want to know the proper steps, which you provided.
Thank you.
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