>Well then, you ain't doin it right. ;-) End your frustration. The first thing
>I did is make a boot up disk with the USB extension, as well as the other 3rd
>party extensions (FW, G4 card, toast, etc.) so that when I boot from the CD,
>I still have use of my optical mouse.
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Doesn't solve the problem completely. If you get a freeze, do
a forced restart, the Mac will warn you that it was shut down
improperly, do it's disk check and then sit there forever waiting for
you to say OK and your USB mouse won't work. I find having both
mouses plugged in all the time works the best.
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