Well, I found a workaround...
The mouse is a Logitech USB Optical Wheel Mouse with a PS/2 adapter.
I turned off the machine, unplugged the mouse, removed the adapter, and
plugged it into the USB port, and everything works.
I am still mystified though... why was Knoppix able to figure out that
there was a ps2 adapter there while no standard debian or custom-compiled
kernels were able to, and why does the USB mouse driver now hook into the
psaux device?
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