Subject: Re: kern/28430: Labtec USB 2.0 Mouse is always disabled at boot
To: Richard Earnshaw <rearnsha@netbsd.org>
From: Claudio M. Camacho <pogmothoin@vodafone.es>
List: netbsd-bugs
Date: 12/08/2004 13:26:43
   Hi all again!

   I was playing a bit more with the kernel configuration and I figured
it out!!!

   It sounds weird, but, when I enable APM support, the mouse is
disabled and sometimes even crash the whole system, but when today I
tried disabling APM (I didnt do it before cause I didnt though it could
be) I could get my mouse working properly.

   The tests I did before with GENERIC, werent with a real GENERIC, the
tests were done with a GENERIC_LAPTOP, that enables APM by default. When
I tried yesterday night with a normal GENERIC, I got it working so i
started to try different options untill I figured it out.

   How-To-Repeat:

		Build a kernel (mine is a NetBSD-2.99.11 from 20041207)
		with APM support and uhci|ehci mouse attached.

   Thanks in advance again!
-- 
Claudio M. Camacho

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