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Not only gpm doesn't start at boot time, but after a while, randomly, it completely freezes the machine once activated. It happens with every kernel 2.6.x I tried since my first pure64 installation.
I'm quite sure that gpm is the culprit as since I removed it my system is pretty stable.
It doesn't happen on the i686 box where gpm works fine since ages.
Any ideas?
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If this is a PS2 mouse then be sure to use /dev/gpmdata in the XF86Config-4 not /dev/psaux or there can be a conflict.
Check the /etc/gpm.conf and make sure to use the repeater.
The man page for gpm explains about the repeater to gpmdata.
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