T440p exactly once per two power ups cannot boot with USB mouse receiver insterted.

With inserted nano Logitech mouse receiver my Lenovo cannot boot once per two power ups.
Let say that I power off laptop. Power on, it just powers down itself after 3-4 seconds. I power up it again and everything is OK. It allways behave the same way: NOTOK >> OK.

engywook wrote:Erm, I dunno, I'd guess input-mouse. I have no idea what evdev is.
evdev is a generic input driver (you can use it for both your mouse and keyboard). If you do not know what the evdev driver is, you most likely are using the xf86-input-mouse driver.
To be sure you can use a
pacman -Q | grep xf86-input
from the command line and see which one comes up. Try switching to the other (you need to install it first of course). This gentoo wiki page may help you a bit how to configure your xorg.conf for an evdev driver: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Advanced_M … d_USB_Mice (note that you do not need most parts that are written there)
Does this solve your problem? If not, try using the vesa video driver temporarily to see if the problem is with your video card driver.
engywook wrote:Do I need to do something with pacman to get all the packages at the mirror? all I've really done so far is pacman -Sy or -Su whatever updates it.
No normally that should work. You don't get any results when doing 
pacman -Ss pidgin
If so try to use another mirror and see if that helps.

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