Description of Problem: 
I have this IR keyboard with a PS/2 mouse, and a Logitech First/Pilot wheel 
Mouse attached to an USB plug. 
 
During the 7.3 configuration Redhat detects one or the other but then the 
Xserver just works with one of them. 
 
After searching a lot I discovered that Xconfigurator is creating an 
XF86Config file, instead of an XF86Config-4 one. I think the XF86Config file 
only was created the very first time I installed Redhat 7.3, when I happened 
to have an unique mouse. But the hardware detector kept changing this file 
when I put the other mouse, instead of creating the -4 file that would accept 
both of them. 
 
I've got to format few times and reinstall the system (now with both of the 
mouses attached from the begining, and the installation puts the USB mouse to 
work and ignores the other. 
 
 
 
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 
 
RedHat 7.3 personal (the one that is on your ftp in iso cd images). 
 
How Reproducible: 
 
Try to install it. 
 
Steps to Reproduce: 
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Actual Results: 
 
 
Expected Results: 
 
The installation should incorporate an enter for any mouse it can find in the 
XF86config-4 file and then choose one of them as CorePointer and the other as 
SendCorePointer. 
 
 
 
Additional Information: 
I think it is quite important, as Laptop users always want two pointers, and 
at the same time there is everytime more people that have IR keyboards to 
remotely control the system on their living room or so.