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From: Bakul Shah <bakul@bitblocks.com>
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Subject: qemu mouse misbehaving
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With the latest qemu mouse motions are messed up in a VM.  It
seems to stick on a random vertial or horizontal line -- as
if it thinks it is at the edge of the screen.  Moving the
mouse about randomly fixes it.  I have seen this under Win2k
as well as a number of other guest OSes.  I wonder if this
has something to with the changes for the tablet support...