You won't have more replies by duplicating thread 4H hours later.
Sorry for the duplicate but I wanted to put the word "session" cos
I thought it wasn't clear enough.
I have personally no idea, but I would probably try to chroot on the
3.2 kernel. But it won't change anything: since you a mouse, it means
you are already running an X server. So it may not be the kernel which
is the source of the problem. Plus, there are lot of versions in linux
2.6.*.
Actually I am sure. Now I'm running the 2.6.35-amd64.
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