Hi 'Freak' glad to to see all is going well.

the two kernels seem complex but their not,
in Titan's kernel the cpu speed is set by a config file,
in the other kernels they are hard coded into the kernel.

i have been using Titans kernel for the last two weeks, and before that Lehto's.

using Titan's (which you seem to be) you have to have a config file @ called 'kernel-power' (no extention) this is just a plain txt file with:

inside.

(when you installed the 'kernel-power-settings' from the repo this just installed a load of preconfigured config files @ which you can copy over to or just make up your own.

you seem to have everything working just put a config file in and you should be just fine.

p.s you can also change frequency on the fly with cpufreqUI very simple but doesn't last a reboot.

John

edit: i also think that some simpler tutorials are needed on some subjects. (why not just say copy this here or move that there instead cp /*/*/blah and ls /*/*/blah lol) the user can then use whatever method they like.