Try turning off console mouse services. If you regularly use the console mouse services, so you don't want to turn it off, then next time your mouse goes missing from X11 try Ctrl-Alt-F2 to a console window and restart the console mouse services, then Alt-F7 (or whatever) back to the X session.
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