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Ever since i started using the 2.6 kernel ive run into the problem where if i move the mouse while any keys on the keyboard are pressed it starts jumping around and opening things. It usually goes back to normal if i stop moving the mouse and take my hands off the keyboard.
is your mouse usb? When I used my M$ Intellimouse with usb i got the same problem but all the time, not just when pressing keys. It went away when I plugged in the ps/2 adapter.
I'm using Fedora Core 2, upgraded the kernel to 2.6 and the mouse jumps around.
When i boot up it works fine UNTIL i change boxes with my KVM, when i return to the fedora box it jumps around constantly clicking, deleting and moving things.
Its a Logitech USB wireless mouse and keyboard, Keyboard works fine all the time, just the mouse.
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