> >> Why doesn't the GENERIC kernel include pms0 -- how can you run X.
>
> >The probe sometimes caused trouble as I recall. If you need the
> >driver, well, you *should* be building your own kernels
> >anyway. GENERIC is really just to get you started.
>
> I'm pretty sure that the problem with pms.c is the dubious lines:
> that do
>        pms_pit_cmd(PMS_INT_DISABLE);
> in match and close.  Once you eliminate them, I don't seem to
> see any problems with the mouse.

Can you please explain why these lines are dubious?  From what I
can see the corresponding PMS_INT_ENABLE thing is done in the
open routine.

Doing an #if 0/#endif around the PMS_INT_DISABLE calls didn't
seem to help on *my* PS/2 mouse problem, which is that it works
exactly for one open/close session after reboot.

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