Bruce was 100% correct. I didn't even realize that it was running, but 
killing it seems to have fixed the problem.

Thanks,
Kenny

Bruce Dawson wrote:

> Try turning off gpm ('gpm -k' from root), or killing the gpm process.
> 
> Quoting "Kenneth E. Lussier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 
> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> Can someone please help my mouse kick the crack habit that it has
>> recently picked up? ;-) I finally got xf86 to work (4.0.2) with my video
>> card, but now my mouse (standard ps/2 mouse) is all messed up. It works
>> fine for a minute or two, then it starts moving and clicking on it's
>> own. I had read about this sort of problem being caused by the new input
>> layer in the kernel (2.4.3), so I took that out and it's still
>> happening. It happens on every window manager that I've tried (E, KDE,
>> Gnome, and Sawfish). Here is the mouse section of my XF86Config:
>> 
>> Section "InputDevice"
>>      Identifier      "Mouse"
>>      Driver          "mouse"
>>      Option          "Device"  "/dev/mouse" #The mouse doesn't work at all on
>> /dev/psaux
>>      Option          "Protocol"  "PS/2"  #I've also tried msPS/2 and ImPS/2
>>      Option          "Buttons"  "3"
>>      Option          "Emulate3Buttons"  "off"
>> EndSection
>> 
>> TIA,
>> Kenny
>> -- 
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>>  Kenneth E. Lussier
>>  Geek by nature, Linux by choice
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