Re: power issue affecting mouse

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On Wed, 11 Sep 2013, Michael Gummelt wrote:
> I've been experiencing strange behavior with my USB mouse, and logs seem to
> indicate it's related to acpi.  The mouse works fine when my laptop is
> plugged into the power cord, but when it's unplugged, the cursor won't move
> until I click the mouse button.

Disable USB device sleep.  Something must be enabling it for your mouse when
you go into battery, and it clearly doesn't deal very well with that.

Maybe you should try going into BIOS/EFI and adjusting the power management
policy to something less aggressive...

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