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Hi Guys,
I have now, and it does work. I wonder how. To recap, with Arch I just installed the LTS (i.e. older) version of the kernel, added it to GRUB, then rebooted into it; made sure the switch was set appropriately (Stamina in my case) even though none of the card switch lights was lit; then rebooted from the console (X didn't come up with the older kernel) and picked the "modern" kernel with KMS-based Intel video driver instead. When it came up, the nVidia card was absent from lspci and power consumption at idle (but with all wireless etc switched on) was down to about 16 watts from 25 or 26 previously.
Currently I'm just experiencing the same problems Xaviar did (using grub-legacy boots
the system but the console-font is somewhat green and x looks like weird)I've tried using kernel 2.6.34-rc5 with Chris's kernel-config but no luck so far. Now I've just installed archlinux (it was debian before) using the 2010-04 installer, but
same problem as before.Xaviar: how exactly did you manage to get rid of the green console font and could you please
send me your kernel-config? regards Sebastian
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