well, of couse you can have the wacom driver loaded at the boot. This is simple and very common. I dont know about Suse, but you can add wacom to your /etc/modules and it will be loaded at boot time, or if you use lilo you can add a append="wacom" on /etc/lilo.conf
this is just a way, have others. But if you are getting a problem with you X you may search and fix your xorg.conf file. I have a wacom tablet, 2 mouses connected and no xorg problem. This seens like a config conflict in you xorg.
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