> 	When I originally installed NetBSD on my system a couple of months
> back, I was more than a bit taken aback to discover that the PS/2 mouse
> device on NetBSD is pms0 rather than psm0 (which is what I am accustomed to).
> It's not a big deal, but I am curious about why it is named pms0.  Honestly,
> it seems a little odd to have a PMS device.  ;)  Thanks.

"psm" is the FreeBSD PS/2 mouse driver, which is a different beast to
the NetBSD PS/2 mouse driver.

I guess "pms" stands for "Ps/2 MouSe" rather than "PS/2 Mouse"...

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