The mouse problem that was encountered here is a long standing problem
with XF86/NetBSD interaction.  I think that we do things the right way,
but XF86 tries to deal with our busmouse in a PS/2 fasion.  I suggest
that XF86 on NetBSD be hacked to either:
	o Error on "PS/2" and like protocols, or
	o change them to "busmouse".

Which approach would everyone feel comfortable with?  I could probably
turn something out pretty quickly for this.

On 926461760 seconds since the Beginning of the UNIX epoch
"D'Arcy" "J.M." Cain wrote:
>
[ ... ]
>Section "Pointer"
>    Protocol    "PS/2"
>    Device      "/dev/pms0"

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