leapord killing my a150L ?

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    i got standard nearly 2 hours battery
    ever since i installed leapord it is definately killing my battery as cool dump always reporting my cpu speed at 1600 mhz and fan is always hot / warm running audible whereas in xp you cannot hear it

    any ways strange thigng is every time i loaded leapord to just after logging in screen ( as it auto logins ) and i see a mouse cursor the laptop shut down as if plug pulled . but i had battery and ac plugged in as charging as orange led light was on - any ways this happened 3 times in a row constant shut down at that specific point so i presumed when charging , the laptop takes power from battery and battery from AC source if present .

    so i then tried to boot to xp , buit again , it also shut down straight aft er login promt (again , its on auto login ) . but this occoured 3 times in a row also . so i then pulled out battery . booted up into xp with AC lead only to diagnose the fault and it booted up fine fully on AC lead only. then pluged battery into it . and it showed it has 27 % battery already in it ?

    it seems apple acpi writing wrong battery levels to the battery ? causing the laptop to think there is 0% battery when there was a sufficient 27 % when i hot plugged into xp?
     
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    my battery is shows as an incon with an X on it . even if AC is plugged in as if no battery . but if i load energy saver it shows it as 47 % but xp shows it as 70 % charged
     
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    ok running osx86 tools show i am usuing toh kernel . how do i change to speedstepkernel--(intel/amd/sse2/sse3)
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