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interactive startup..
i have used the interactive startup in the past on my system to skip wireless mode when I am somewhere out of range of the internet and and have only the 2hrs battery lifetime and no place to connect my laptop to the mains.. i usually skip isdn and networking. what I would like to know is how would put to use the inetractive startup to more efficiently run my system as in the example above.. . more precisely if i were to use the interactive startup more often and for other functions how would I most benefit from using this..
cpuspeed for example... if I am on battery and not using wireless would skipping cpuspeed maximize battey life? any feedback welcome moxxx68
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AIUI, programs like cpudyn, cpuspeed, etc help increase your battery life by reducing your processor power draw (speed) when not performing cpu-intensive tasks. You probably don't want to skip that one.
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