After extensive testing, I got some issue to report. Sometimes, extmou "lock" in cursor enabled mode, no matter what. enumerating in H-E-N doesn't help, and I'm quite sure it's not a H-E-N problem, because I got extmou pop-up communicate "disconnected <name_of_device_here>" (or something like that).

The funniest thing is that - quite opposite to what is written in first page - most of the times, H-E-N recognize properly, when device is disconnected by removing it physically - extmou also get this info, and disconnect properly + turn cursor mode off. But, when something gets "stuck", there is no other way than reboot (or disabling cursor via xterm - BTW, freemangordon, which is preffered method to disable such stuck cursor? Some .sh script from extmou - invoked manually via xterm - or editing some gconf2 setting?)

/Estel