The two headed penguin....

Ok, so I've been working off this tutorial on making a multi-user multi-head linux box. While compiling the 2.4.28 (and later the 29) kernel I found that it wouldn't compile properly with those settings. When I set CONFIG_USB_HID to module it compiles fine, but the hid.o module doesn't load without the keybdev module, which makes the usb keyboard a primary system keyboard (what I DON'T want).

So now I've decided to switch to the 2.6 (for that and other reasons). I got the generic Slackware precompiled 2.6.10 and loaded it in to my box. It works fine, but it loads both the usb mouse and the usb keyboard as primary inputs so that they work the same as the ps/2 mouse and ps/2 keyboard. Even worse I opened up the config for the 2.6.10 in vi and I can't even find CONFIG_INPUT_KEYBDEV or anything like it to disable. I went through menuconfig trying to figure it out... I just can't seem to find any way to make the usb devices give scan codes without being primary input devices.

simply, I'm running the 2.6.10 kernel and I want to make a box that runs two X servers. I don't want one mouse to control the mouse on the other screen, and I don't want one keyboard to control the keyboard on the other screen. Is it possible on the 2.6 series to do this and if so, how?

I'll post my whole config if anyone needs to see it...