Yes, this is true, if I replace the UPS with a mouse then the usb system behaves normally.
However, I am attempting make the device work.
I was attempting to set up NUT, following the directions found here:
Energizer ER-OF800 UPS under Linux
http://www.vttoth.com/ER-OF800.htm
No, it's not common. But it can happen with a badly behaved device or bad USB hardware on your computer. (It shouldn't, but the usbhid driver isn't able to cope with such things.) I imagine if you unplug the UPS's USB connection the problem will go away.
Alan Stern
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