Actually, wouldn't it be changing the SYMLINK line to read like so?
KERNEL="mice", NAME="input/%k", MODE="0644", SYMLINK="mouse"
Err, yes. But what you did there was move the SYMLINK argument to the line above where it originally was :)
Xorg's default conf file (usually) after running Xorg -configure. And, I believe if you don't have a conf file and just try to run 'startx', Xorg will also try to use /dev/mouse.
A quick google suggests that our rules file is indeed wrong and that /dev/mouse should point to /dev/input/mice. Can anyone else confirm that this is how other distros set things up? I wonder how folks never saw problems with this before!
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