From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20030225 Description of problem: During installation I choose Generic Serial Mouse (3 buttons) as always for my Logitech Mouse. During firstboot, progress bar stops around 30% (Starting system services). After I kill the X server, I see a corrupted (wrong font) kudzu text dialog on ALT+F8, reading: The following mouse has been removed from your system Generic Serial Mouse You can choose to... And a few buttons at the bottom of the screen. When I quit that dialog, the booting continues. How reproducible: Three tries, three times.
According to my stop-watch, in graphical boot, "Probing for new hardware" takes approx. 48 seconds to complete after I had configured my mouse in run-level 3 with mouseconfig. (30 seconds of that most likely being those mentioned in bug 100925) Whatever it has problems with in the background, after that my mouse still works.
Should be fixed in current code.
If "current code" means kudzu-1.1.34-1, I can't confirm that. In rhgb, when I "Show details", I am greeted by kudzu (and a 30 secs countdown) and it wants to remove my generic serial mouse. Additionally, the mouse pointer jumps around the screen during hardware detection.
kudzu-1.1.35-1 fixes it, however it switches back from rhgb "Show details" mode to graphical progress bar when it's done. That's a different bug though.