Ok this "disabled" message very likely is coming from pnp_stop_dev(), and most probabally coming from a probe failure in pnp_device_probe(). This implies we can either not match the device to any driver, or the probe itself failed for some reason, the lack of any error between the two quoted lines tend to imply the former. So. We need to know the device type and which driver normally binds to it. An lspci -nnvv and lsmod might also instructive (in addition to the things in comment #21).
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