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2010-05-28
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@ Piraeus Greece
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2010-05-28
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2010-05-28
, 12:48
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@ CZE
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2010-05-28
, 14:52
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@ Canada
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What do you think is best setting for longer battery life - ideal/xlv ... 250,500,600 lowest freq? I cannot decide ... what are your opinions?
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2010-05-28
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@ CZE
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i believe titan's kernel settings all saves a bit of battery life for the reason that it uses lower voltage than stock.
@titan: your v37 makes video recording stable even at xlv/ulv.
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2010-05-28
, 15:02
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@ Canada
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I know all titans kernels save battery, I use his and lehtos kernels for some time now ... but Im interested in what other ppl believe to be the best combination of battery life and performance ...
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2010-05-28
, 15:57
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2010-05-28
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@ Boston, MA
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Ok so I reinstalled kernel power settings and I can't find kernel-config anywhere. I can't find it in either usr/sbin or user/share (where the power settings folder was) I am using the version from extras - does this not include the kernel-config command?
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