If you are using a device such as dev/usbmouse0, try using
/dev/input/mice instead (major 13, minor 63). This merges all mice (USB
mice, at least) into a single device that doesn't disappear when none is
plugged in.

Dale Blount wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I just purchased a USB kvm which is attached to 2
> linux boxes and a Win2k box.  Only one linux box has a
> USB mouse.  When switching between systems, the USB
> mouse on the linux box does not recover, and therefore
> is pretty much useless (I can't exit X safely).  I'm
> waiting on a USB card for the other linux box until I
> can confirm this will work with setting adjustments.
>
> I'm using the included USB support in 2.4.2 and I have
> tried both kernel modules.
>
> Any suggestions / solutions are welcome.

--
Mark McClelland
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