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I recently installed a new wireless mouse and keyboard to my Ubuntu system. My XFCE session no longer starts like it should. It looks like my X server tries to start but it never fully completes the command. I have attached the xorg.0.log.
Well uninstall w/e you have installed that will probably fix the problem with Xserver. And by the way what exactly have you installed? Have you tried to just plug the new devices to see if they work or did you install that stuff first?
If your old keyboard and mouse were PS2 and the new wireless is USB, you could check if the bios has a setting for enabling usb keyboard and mouse. I guess all new systems don't need that, but an older one might.
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