Al <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Whenever I'd plug or unplug my Kensington trackball all ADB >communication would cease or at best the trackball behaved as if it >was only taking your motion as a suggestion where I might be nice to >go... but maybe it would just jump to the bottom left corner instead.
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