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Originally Posted by alex_d
maybe turning on the clock causes some sort of signal (ie timer interrupt) to get fired every minute. normally it updates the display, but when it's off it wastes cpu anyway. and when the clock is off this signal isn't emitted. i dunno... but it's a theory. Any chance of being able to turn off the clock every time the unit shuts down?
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This is a very interesting theory.
Maybe someone could use the hackbuilder tool and "de-select" the clock hack, load the hacked firmware sans-clock-hack, charge up the reader and run through their normal activities to see if this makes a difference.....
Maybe there is a reason why Sony removed the Clock when reading books perhaps?
2 cents,
F.