Kam Leo wrote:
Yes, kernel-2.6.19-1.2895.fc6 broke PS/2 mouse functionality on some
systems, one of which belonged to me. It took an additional three
updates before an updated kernel was released which fixed the problem
on my system. To date some users report their PS/2 mouse is still
broken.
Since FC5 I have made it a practice of setting "tokeep" to 5. I do not
maintain 5 kernels, but I keep the threshold at 5 for events such as
the one above.
But the kernel you are running will be kept regardless of the
setting. I have had it happen a few times where there have been
several kernel updates before I got around to rebooting the machine.
So I had a kernel or two that had never been booted removed, while
the older version I was running was still installed.
Mikkel
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