Mark, you are a star. Turning of splash fixed the issue for me. That is an
excellent workaround.
Thanks very much. I already created an Xorg file manually, because I thought
I'd have to add a few lines in the Device section to get the issue resolved,
but never mind. Your solution is excellent.
Well, I tried to login with gdm as well, but no luck. Issue persisted. I
had to restart both, gdm and lightdm, to get the cursor back again.
Thanks again for your help. Dennis
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