[HTC DIAMOND] Diamond and microsd - Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General

hi
does HTC have a micro sd slot for memory extension
thanks

No. It definitely doesn't.

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Whot Maximum miniSD card cen u use in Treo 750 ?

Whot Maximum miniSD card cen u use in Treo 750 ?
i use 2GB card
will 4GB work ? (i think WM6 support miniSDHC aka 4GB+ )
I use a 4Gb Sandisk Micro SDHC (w/ adapter) on my Treo 750v running WM6 VFN ROM. It works perfectly.
But couldn't make it works under WM5 ROM.
HTH
Just purchased a 4G mini SDHC card to use in my 750 (after I install WM6 Rom). I can't get my XP computer to recognize that it is there. (Vista capable newer Gateway) The adapter will work OK with my 1GB card just fine. Do I need an upgrade for my desktop computer so it will recognize the HC part of the SD card before I can upgrade my mobile device or did I get a bad 4GB card ?? (I think it is a Panasonic).......
Any help would be greatly appreciated
If you understand portuguese, you can reade more info on my fórum in THIS LINK.
If you dont, can at least download the XP update HERE
On my note running WinXP works well
HTH
unkabuzz said:
Just purchased a 4G mini SDHC card to use in my 750 (after I install WM6 Rom). I can't get my XP computer to recognize that it is there. (Vista capable newer Gateway) The adapter will work OK with my 1GB card just fine. Do I need an upgrade for my desktop computer so it will recognize the HC part of the SD card before I can upgrade my mobile device or did I get a bad 4GB card ?? (I think it is a Panasonic).......
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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You need a SDHC adapter for your home computer to read the 4GIG MINI-SD card.
I had to buy a SDHC card reader/writer so my home PC will recognize the 4 GIG MIN-SD card.
Sandisk 2gb Micro SD :-(
Sandisk offers a micro SD card 2gb with adapters for mini SD and SD. My Treo 750 (WM6) does not recognise that card. An old 512MB card works perfectly but capacity is 90% used by TomTom. Sandisk card seems to be ok, it is usable with Windows XP and Linux.
Funny... I'm using the 2GB MicroSD from Sandisk with the adapter and it works fine on WM6 Aussie. Never tried the other ROMs, tho. It also worked under WM5, but after sleep it wouldn't recognize the card until I reinserted it.
WM6 2.23 same result
Obviously Treo 750 does not support all 2GB cards.
vladimir2989 said:
Whot Maximum miniSD card cen u use in Treo 750 ?
i use 2GB card
will 4GB work ? (i think WM6 support miniSDHC aka 4GB+ )
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Vlad cmotri na togo kakoi windows mobile versia y tebya est. Obuchno c windows mobile 6 mozhew po bolwe espozovat, bolwe dvyx imel... i s windows mobile 5 naveroe 2gb eto samoe bolwe mozhew espozovat.
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Obviously Treo 750 does not support all 2GB cards.
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from the discussion here, it seems that treo750 will works with ANY mini SD cards, but not all micro SD with adaptors. is this correct?
thanks
blumedic said:
from the discussion here, it seems that treo750 will works with ANY mini SD cards, but not all micro SD with adaptors. is this correct?
thanks
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Not for me. In my 750 I'm using a 8Gb MicroSDHC (of SanDisck) with a Mini adaptors (previously I used it on my T650 with SD adaptor) and it work correctly.
pelliz71 said:
Not for me. In my 750 I'm using a 8Gb MicroSDHC (of SanDisck) with a Mini adaptors (previously I used it on my T650 with SD adaptor) and it work correctly.
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woww.. an 8Gb storage!! it must feel great i'll look for that one too
pelliz71 said:
Not for me. In my 750 I'm using a 8Gb MicroSDHC (of SanDisck) with a Mini adaptors (previously I used it on my T650 with SD adaptor) and it work correctly.
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wow You can back-up your PC HDD (or zip files)
Yessss, 8Gb it's wonderful, so I've not problem to decide what insert in it. Expecially with music now I can insert all I want.
I bought it to use with my camera (with support SDHC) and meantime with my T650 previously and now with T750.
But now I'm waiting for the 16 or 32 (as soon as in came in market and at low price) !!!
I just got my 8GB micro-sd sdhc card that I ordered from eBay, popped it into mini-sd adapter, put it all in the phone, and it works GREAT!!!
Mind you, this is a generic brand from China (the seller was located in Hong Kong or that's at least where the chip came from) and it works!
Here is the guy's eBay store:
http://stores.ebay.com/YES-E-GOGO
I ended up getting mine for $12.56 - free shipping!
does anyone have problems with their mini sd card where the sd is not recognized by the device after some time and must be reinserted?
problems with sdhc disappering after standby mode
yup i got this prob on my wm5 750. happened after install of sdhc.cab from this forum, but i read 4gb cards no prob. thinkin of updating to wm 6.1 and be done with it. otherwise might try some registry stuff from general--->hacking--->sdhc somtin somethin somthin. sorry cant remeber exact thread.
I use a sandisk 16gb micro sd with mini sd adapter - didn work with wm5 but works perfectly with wm6.1.
Palm Treo 750 and SDHC
Actually Treo 750 work with any micro and mini SD card - the only need is to download the sdhc driver for WM 5 and higher as like it is needed for many other devices who have hardware support for SDHC cards. You only have to plug the synchro-cable then wait until it connects with PC via activesync 4.5, copy the SDHC.cab to the device (understand the corresponding PDA or MDA ) doubleclick the cab and wait till the installation progress notifies about succesfull instalation and confirm reset of the os. After that your device should be able to recognize the SDHC card (regardless the capacity or type (understand the brand and micro or mini) ) and then you should be able to format it, and use as you wish. At least with my TREO 750it works
it will work but you gotta have installed the SDHC.cab (contains SDHC driver ), cause most devices with WM 5 and 6 need this. Since TREO 750 has hardware support for SDHC cards the only need is the SDHC driver. In my TREO it works fine (i had 4gb SDHC and now I have 16 GB and NO problem )

Sandisk MicroSD Adaptor Problems

Hi,
I recently bought a SanDisk 4 Gig microSD. My former phone (a Hermes with WM 6.0) was able to read the card and show its capacity correctly.
However, when i insert the card into its SD adaptor to use on my desktop or laptop computer, both systems were not able to detect the card.
What should be the problem: is it the microSD, adaptor or my computer systems ?
thanks in advance..
MN
There is a problem reading some SD memory cards in Windows XP and in Vista - are you running Vista or XP or.......?
MSKB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939772/en-us gives more information for Vista users.
MSKB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/921413/en-us gives more information for XP users.
Hopefully one of those will help you
Cheers,
Mark.
It's probably your SD reader; it needs different firmware to read SDHC. When you bought your SanDisk, you should have gotten a USB-based reader that has the right firmware. Use it -- it will work.
actually, it didn't come with a card reader...it came with an adaptor: should there be a separate driver for the adaptor too? here is the URL of the product:
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Micro...6?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1191048055&sr=8-7
Definetely problem with the reader. MicroSDHC needs a special reader that usually come with the card.
I bought SanDisk 4GB and I got the reader for free. It works fine with my XP (and fast).
if your in the us there is a great compactthumb drive styled reader at compusa fo 10 bucks. iforget the brand but its a major brand. works fantastic. i got it for the same issue you have
Is it the Iogear brand
please, is this the one:
http://www.compusa.com/products/pro...&D=microSD+reader&Ntk=All&product_code=337327

Cannot Read 8gb micro sdhc card on pc

hi folks
this is my first post and any help would be appreciated...
i have a mda vario 3 and am trying to install software on the sdhc card 8gb by sandisak.
my computer sees this as an external drive but still says insert disk in drive d? some colleagfues say the pc cannot read that size of the card and requires a bios update????? any ideas what they are talking about and how i fix this problem
Thanks in advance
Hi tubzy,
I'm new to this topic, but I think you'll need a SDHC compatible card reader.
In the linked thread is a solution I think.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=348995
Bye
EDA-One
no solution still
hi eda-one
sorry this still is no soluton - i do hae the latest sandisk with the card reader and once all this gear is connected to the pc it says...please insert a disk in drive f??
even though the disk is in the usb card reader
did you try format it?
If you have used the card on an 'oldish' PC without the latest BIOS or Windows updates installed it may not be SDHC compatible even using a card reader.
You can also get a situation where formatting using the standard Windows formatter or even just writing files to it from your PC will corrupt its filing system.
There are various utilities available on SD manfacturers sites for formatting and recovery.
Check out the 'Formatting and Read/Write check util in the OEM section here and download the latest drivers for your reader whilst there.
http://sandisk.com/Retail/DriverDownloads.aspx
Hope this helps.
Hi and thank you
HI
Even after trying this it still doe s not work,
I have downloaded the utility and attempted to run it but it says no usb found even though it can vonnect to a usb pen drive?? any ideas ??
thank you
I had that same problem when I first got my 4 Gb SDHC card and it was because I didn't connect the card reader directly to a USB port, instead I was using an external USB port. When I put it in to an onboard one, even though all of mine are on the back of my computer, it started working.
8gb card
Hi and thanks for your response.
i am sorry but can you please clarify what you mean to be onboard usb port. Is this the sockets where you normally connect any usb device eg a mouse to a computer or do you mean i have to take the computer apart and do it a motherboard level?
I am not very technical and apologise in advance if it sounds a silly question.
I bought the damn thing and was hoping it would and should work from out of the cardboard package. I can see this on the my computer as an external drive but when clcikcing on it it says insert disk
if the disk was faulty it would not work on the phone but on the phone it says 7.5 gb available and have stored some data there. So i think it it is a case of the pc not being able to read the card and from there i dont know what the problem is.
Any further light on this subject would really be appreciated
tubzy100 said:
Hi and thanks for your response.
i am sorry but can you please clarify what you mean to be onboard usb port. Is this the sockets where you normally connect any usb device eg a mouse to a computer or do you mean i have to take the computer apart and do it a motherboard level?
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You have it right about what I meant. I did mean the sockets where you connect any USB device. You don't need to take your computer apart or anything. If that's what you are already doing then it's possible that the reader that you got with the card may just be faulty.
Not knowing what adapter you are using is a problem. I had similar problems with my first SDHC card and finally went to a local office supply store (Staples) and bought a "Sandisk MobileMate+ USB Memory Card Reader" for $15. It is a memory stick sized device and it accepts the SDHC MicroSD cards directly in it's slot. This works great on any PC so far.
It just may be the reader.
thanks!
This is a nightmare on elm street scenario.
I have finally tracked it to a faulty card reader, so i purchased another one. This one works and we have another problem - cannot copy data file path is too deep???????????
I am openeing another thread for that
Thanks to every1 for trying various solutions
I'm guessing you got a bad card..which is going to happen a lot with these high-cap cards, at least for a while. I am assuming you are using the small, plastic USB reader that came with the 8 gb card....that plugs directly into a USB socket? If not...I can tell you right now..the "older" adapters will NOT work with 4/6/8 gb cards. By this, i mean the adapter/reader that usually comes with the cards in the package. Also, it may sound silly..but make SURE you didnt, or are not, forcing the card into the phone/reader backwards...i know it's silly, but it's damn easy to do..and it usually trashes the card. My 8 gb just got in tonight...and it's working like a champ. I'm guessing you got a bad card. best of luck.
This is crazy. My phone reads the card just fine, but the card readers I have do not work period. 8G SDHC

microSD for kaiser

hi all..
just a quick question...
im getting a microSD card 8 gigs, and will be using it only for my kaiser.. now i dont know if i should get a sdhc or a normal card ? whats the differenc on the pda?
thanx
papizdono said:
hi all..
just a quick question...
im getting a microSD card 8 gigs, and will be using it only for my kaiser.. now i dont know if i should get a sdhc or a normal card ? whats the differenc on the pda?
thanx
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There are some 4 GB microSD that are not microSDHC.
8 GB ones are microSDHC.
I'm using a sandisk 8 GB microSDHC in my Cruise and everything is fine
On you exact question : what is the difference I know that SD is using Fat FS and SDHC Fat32 FS. There might be other differences, but I don't know what they are.
Did you check the wiki? I'm sure this had to have been covered before
microSD and sdhc
"sdhc" is a standard for microsd/minisd and sd for sizes larger than 2GB. Thus all 4GB and 8GB (and 16GB and 32GB) cards will be "sdhc" to work.
Or if you are talking about an adapter that takes a microsd and converts it into a standard SD, you would of course require a sdhc adapter. Whether you need one will depend on you, using activesync to transfer large files is painfully slow so putting the 8GB microsd in an adapter and putting that directly in your laptop/desktop can be much more efficient.
I use softick's card export to mount the kaiser drive directly on my desktop and can easily transfer larger files efficiently.
Alan
SDHC - secure digital high capacity
i don't know what's the difference between sd and sdhc (besides capacity), but there is some difference. however, device specification shows what it supports and kaiser supports sdhc
SD officially doesn't support more then 2GB. There are some out of spec 4GB ones, but they don't work in all devices as it's not an official format. To allow for greater capacity the addressing system has been changed in SDHC, along with the default format now being FAT32 instead of FAT16, and the reader/device must support that to be able to access SDHC cards. Some old readers won't read them for example.
So for 8GB you have no choice, 8GB SD cards don't exist.
But SDHC works like a charm in the Kaiser
EDIT: BTW while we're at it... does somebody else have some performance experience with the SanDisk 8GB microSDHC?
It's a class 4 card, so if we believe the specs this should mean 4-6MB/s write speed.
Now the other day I've bought a little Kingston set with a 2GB microSD, micro to mini and micro to SD adapter and tiny keyring USB microSD reader. The idea was to use the USB reader and supplied card as a USB key always on my keyring, while the adapters would be appreciated spares as I always manage to lose them...
The added benefit over a standard USB key being that I can swap the cards with the phone if I need to transfer large files.
So naturally I've put the 8GB card in the reader and started transferring some files to check the performance. Now that's where it becomes odd... I was getting sustained 14-15MB/s writes on the card! I'm not complaining at all of course, but it just seems rather strange nowadays that something exceeds the rated specs that much when everyone is battling for performance!
I've triple-checked with several large files, purposedly unplugged the USB reader right after the copy ended to be sure there wasn't some caching going on, but no, the files were always readable and complete...
Impressive, I've never seen such performance from either a SD card, let alone a card reader that often are slower than the cards... Even my good and fast USB key is slower than this topping at about 11MB/s...
The SDHC speed classes are pretty obscure though, the 4MB/s are supposed to be a minimum under some precise conditions...
Mny PC SD Card readers are not SDHC compatable, so you'll need to mount them via the Kaiser/Tilt/Vario via Active Sync.
Well one compnay here has 3 different 8g microSD cards..
one is 40eur - 8G normal
one is 43eur - 8G ultra II
one is 53eur - 8G sdhc
so still, which one will be faster in the pda?
i have a SD card reader that supports sdhc, so its no problem getting one of them, just want to know if the card sdhc will be slower in the pda couse of the secure stuff?
Normally, the 16GB micro sd card should be in stores this month.
If you have the time and money, I suggest you wait a bit longer and get one of those...
speed of the sd depends on it's class rating:
What is Class Speed Rating?
The SD Association has created and defined 3 speed
classes to help you identify speed and performance
capabilities/minimum requirements of SD/SDHC,
miniSD/miniSDHC, and microSD/microSDHC cards and
the host products. The SD Speed Class Ratings specify
a minimum sustained write speed for
SDHC/miniSDHC/microSDHC cards (Class 2: 2 MB/s;
Class 4: 4 MB/s; Class 6: 6 MB/s*).
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papizdono said:
so still, which one will be faster in the pda?
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You most likely won't be seeing a difference. PDAs are usually not capable of accessing a card at more than a couple MB/s, way less that what cards are capable of.
ok thanx... so cheaper / better
maybe ill wait for those 16g, if the phone will support it...
now im using card for navigation (need 2 gig), for pictures (cca 500megs), for Mp3s (cca 1 giga) guess 8g is more then enoug anyway ....
will get the cheapest, hopefully it will be readable on all sd readers
thanx everyone.
papizdono said:
will get the cheapest, hopefully it will be readable on all sd readers
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As said before, 8GB SD cards do NOT exist. Even if not noted by the vendor, any 8GB card will be SDHC, and will require a SDHC-compatible reader.
For my Polaris i'm using this one : http://www.amazon.fr/Sandisk-Carte-...2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1215248577&sr=8-2
Works good. Transfer rate is not too bad.

External SD and Micro SD card reader for android phones

Guys,
Seems there is a device for funding in kickstarter called uGo or muGo device. Has anybody looks at it!!? They claim it works with any android 4.1.2 phones.. Did anybody try something like this before?
Search for Micro SD in kickstarter its the one that says uGO Expandable SD and Micro SD Storage

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