[Tim Phipps] > I've got /dev/input/mice as my GPM mouse device (I think it was the > default) and I'm using udev. If a mouse isn't plugged in udev does > not load the mousedev driver at boot (which is probably correct)
Right, that's probably reasonable on udev's part. Although, can I assume this same behavior also affects xserver-xorg? > A "modprobe -q mousedev" in the initscript if the device is > /dev/input/mice would fix this nicely (probably just before the loop > marked "# HACK" that waits for $device to appear). Ah yes, good idea. I mean, it's already a hack there, it's not going to look uglier than it already does. Thanks, Peter
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