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Subject: Re: USB mouse "hang" with 2.5.75
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Another symptom/workaround for this problem is that reading
/proc/bus/usb/devices causes the mouse start working again.

Easier than re-plugging the mouse, at any rate.

> > Should it be possible for X to lock up the mouse?  When the mouse stops
> > working in X, it seems to stop working for everything else too (the "cat
> > /dev/input/mice" test, at least).
> 
> Hm, don't really know, sorry.