mouse behavior erratic after upgrade to 12.04 and updates applied

Ric Moore wayward4now at gmail.com
Wed May 9 09:02:12 UTC 2012


On 05/08/2012 10:24 PM, Phil Dobbin wrote:
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> On 09/05/12 01:15, Ric Moore wrote:
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>> Strange, I'm on a standard homebuilt desktop/server computer, and after
>> not using the mouse for a few minutes, I have to click the buttons like
>> mad to get it working again. Just moving the mouse has no effect, I must
>> click the mouse buttons several times before the mouse cursor moves
>> again. It's like it went to sleep on me and I have the energy stuff
>> turned off. Strange.
>>
>> After the upgrade the mouse worked fine. The first night when I applied
>> all of the updates, is when it occurred. It's a fairly new two
>> button/scroll wheel USB mouse. Anyone else experiencing this before I
>> start the witch hunt?? Thanx, Ric
>>
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> Are you using KDE by any chance? There have been reports that the latest
> KDE suffers from erratic mouse behaviour.
Nope, a straight up Ubuntu 12.04 install that I added xfve desktop to. 
So, I can do Ubuntu or XFCE. The mouse is going nuts in both. Darn 
annoying thing going on. In the kernal log I'm getting a bunch of this:
WARNING: gnome-keyring:: C_Initialize called twice for same process
WARNING: gnome-keyring:: C_Initialize called twice for same process
WARNING: gnome-keyring:: C_Initialize called twice for same process
WARNING: gnome-keyring:: C_Initialize called twice for same process

Then I see that there is a pm-powersave.log which is rather long and 
full of activity. I'd like to kill that entire process, as I'm running a 
mid-tower that is on 24/7. I don't need to waste CPU cycles on such 
nonsense. How to drag it out, like a screaming Mandrake Root, to gut it 
completely out? I suspect something is trying to powersave my mouse's 
USB port. Ric

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