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I was doing some playing around with my kernel on my Linux laptop, and tried compiling mousedev as a module instead of compiling it directly into the kernel. My system did not seem to appreciate that, so I did anoter compile and put mousedev back into the kernel. Now when I boot my system, when the hotplug startup script is run, I see an error message that reads 'modprobe: FATAL module mousedev not found'. It's not really a fatal error, as my mouse and my trackpad work just fine.
It looks like that when I made mousedev a module the first time, hotplug was smart enough to put it automatically on the list of modules to load. However, now that the module is back in the kernel, hotplug is not smart enough to stop looking for it. I tried looking through the /etc/hotplug directory, as well as the rest of /etc, but got nowhere.
Any help on getting rid of this pesky error message would be
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