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From: pete@puffin.pelican.com (Pete Carah)
Subject: PSM in 950726-SNAP
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I have a PS/2 mouse on an ASUS P55TP4/XE (with apparently-working
pipeline-burst cache); if I move the mouse too fast (any time, not
just during X operations) it locks the keyboard and mouse.  As usual
network logins work fine.  (this with syscons)

1.  Is there a way to unlock this without rebooting?

2. Do I have a hardware problem or is it a driver-interaction problem
   between syscons and psm0?

Thanks in advance,

-- Pete