Any word on 128GB MicroSDXC cards guys? Ive got a quite large music collection in .FLAC and id love to be able to shove at least most of it on my Note II since the DAC is so nice.
I think it only take up to 64gb
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I think it only take up to 64gb
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Nope if it supports SDXC it'll take up to 2TB (When they're released)
In fact most things with SDHC support will take SDXC cards if they're formatted FAT32.
While you are in the future can you grab a flux capacitor? Been needing to pick that up :laugh:
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While you are in the future can you grab a flux capacitor? Been needing to pick that up :laugh:
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But 64GB Micro SDXC cards have been out for at least a year now...
The only reason they say up to 64gb is because 128 were not available during the time the phone came out. They do work have one in my phone right now. Just wish I could put some of my apps on it.
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Nope if it supports SDXC it'll take up to 2TB (When they're released)
In fact most things with SDHC support will take SDXC cards if they're formatted FAT32.
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Is this true?
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Is this true?
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"The Secure Digital eXtended Capacity (SDXC) format supports cards up to 2 TB (2048 GB), compared to a limit of 32 GB for SDHC cards in the SD 2.0 specification."
The next iterations of cards we will see will be 128, 256, 512 and then 1tb and 2tb. Seems farfetched with the sizes but about 10 years ago I purchased a 128MB (yes megabyte) card for $80 at walmart for my Compaq Ipaq.
Been keeping my eye out for the new 128gbs also. Samsung is known to be working on them but I haven't seen much more than that.
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64GB SDXC works even with Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note. 128GB will work too.
500 gb portable drive
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Is this true?
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500 gb WD portable drive (FAT32) attached to my S3. I'll let the photos do the talking...
you ran that OFF the usb port power ? sweet !!
what specific model drive is that ?
Western Digital
nerys71 said:
you ran that OFF the usb port power ? sweet !!
what specific model drive is that ?
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Western Digital My Passport 500 gb
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500 gb WD portable drive (FAT32) attached to my S3. I'll let the photos do the talking...
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That's pretty cool but will kill battery fast.
Yes it would, so get a solid state (pricey but may work).
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any news of 128gb micro sdxc...?
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any news of 128gb micro sdxc...?
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I'm wondering the same thing. Having an extended battery it's a bit of a pain to pull the back off every time I need to pop in the second card or vice versa.
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Hey guys
I received a 64gb class 10 sandisk from amazon today, and when I first plugged it into the supplied reader my mac book pro gave lots of errors
Now the note 2 says either a corrupted or blank card has been inserted and most of the windows apps I've tried always fail to format!
Is there anything else I can try?
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All you have to do is use disk utility on your mac and format it to fat32. Itll work after that. Very common.
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Format it to exfat should be better for sdxc 64gb card. Since Note 2 and S3 offically support 64gb sdxc exfat should work right out of the box.
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Format it to exfat should be better for sdxc 64gb card. Since Note 2 and S3 offically support 64gb sdxc exfat should work right out of the box.
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On a mac its the same.. when you choose exfat it will say fat32 in ( ).
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Format it in the phone...
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Format it in the phone...
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With mine it wouldnt even acknowledge that it was in the phone... again, common issue. Just formt it with disk utility. If you are using windows, google "fat32 format gui windows" and theres a program that works very well and is super easy.
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Mac says can not write last block or something like that
And format gui freezes but im going to try the work laptop today I was trying it on a boot camp installation on mbp
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Use 4ext to format it, if that doesn't work return it as faulty.
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Mac says can not write last block or something like that
And format gui freezes but im going to try the work laptop today I was trying it on a boot camp installation on mbp
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Replace it. Had the same problem. Received an exchange. All good now.
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Mac says can not write last block or something like that
And format gui freezes but im going to try the work laptop today I was trying it on a boot camp installation on mbp
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Yep, sounds faulty.
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If you try to format it on your computer, I believe it will only do up to 32GB. I tried this once on a 120GB external hard drive, and the computer wouldn't do it until I partitioned it and made a 32GB partition.
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Hey guys
I received a 64gb class 10 sandisk from amazon today, and when I first plugged it into the supplied reader my mac book pro gave lots of errors
Now the note 2 says either a corrupted or blank card has been inserted and most of the windows apps I've tried always fail to format!
Is there anything else I can try?
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Sounds like a dud man, either an imitation that just doesn't work or a legitimate SanDisk which is simply a dud. Exchange it and have your peace of mind, also test its read/write speeds and verify they match the typical Class 10 speeds, they should hover around ~10MB/s write, ~20MB/s read. If that isn't the case, it's fake; return it and buy it from a different vendor.
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Sounds like a dud man, either an imitation that just doesn't work or a legitimate SanDisk which is simply a dud. Exchange it and have your peace of mind, also test its read/write speeds and verify they match the typical Class 10 speeds, they should hover around ~10MB/s write, ~20MB/s read. If that isn't the case, it's fake; return it and buy it from a different vendor.
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what is the best program to test it????
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what is the best program to test it????
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Here's thread about it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=730285
I've acquired a 32Gb SD card (class 6) for my Galaxy Note (N7000) but I'm wondering if it could be a good idea to partition it into 2/3/4 logical 'drives' og keep it as one ?
The reason for splitting it up could/should be faster indexing on the phone (I'm not sure but may be one big 32G with a lot of files takes more time to scan/index ?)`also the sector size is probably bigger,'wasting' space with many smaller files (like .mp3 music files ..)
Let me hear your best recommendations or experiences.
Thanks :good:
I for one want the largest fastest available and currently have a 32G class 10. My next will be a 64G which should be faster. I would recommend class 10 and leave it at one partition. I would myself get frustrated with multiple drives and having to set different defaults for different apps.
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I for one want the largest fastest available and currently have a 32G class 10. My next will be a 64G which should be faster. I would recommend class 10 and leave it at one partition. I would myself get frustrated with multiple drives and having to set different defaults for different apps.
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Good point - thanks:good: - but isn't max external SD for Galaxy Note 32Gb ?
I have 32 GB class 4 and it isn't slowing down the phone one bit.
So I'd say you're gonna be fine.
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Good point - thanks:good: - but isn't max external SD for Galaxy Note 32Gb ?
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Nope : Sandisk 64GB micro SDXC cards - confirmed working in the Galaxy Note
BTW, for your next [Q]uestions use the Q&A section
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Nope : Sandisk 64GB micro SDXC cards - confirmed working in the Galaxy Note
BTW, for your next [Q]uestions use the Q&A section
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I had a samsung 32 gb class 10, now I update to a sandusk 64 gb class 10. Everything well.
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I have a 16GB class 4. Works fine but now its is not enough. So will expand it soon. I dont know how people can live with no sd card in their phone.
Sorry to nexus and some htc folks...
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I bought a 64gig sandisk ultra uhs speed class 1 xc i or whatever.. i heard of some of these being corrupted by the note 2? is it this specific one?
So far it looks like only the 32gb Sandisk ultra u1 are affected.
I would skip SanDisk and get a Samsung as no one has posted any issues about them.
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I thought SanDisk 64gb are the ones giving more trouble?
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I thought SanDisk 64gb are the ones giving more trouble?
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64gb seem to be the most popular, thus making it look like more complaints are being given. I just formatted my 64gb card to fat32 as the exfat file system seems to be problematic on our devices.
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64gb seem to be the most popular, thus making it look like more complaints are being given. I just formatted my 64gb card to fat32 as the exfat file system seems to be problematic on our devices.
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There was a problem with the chipset used, it has been rectified now.
So what is the real problem exactly? If it is the chip set problem, wouldn't those cards affected still be in circulation?
I'm contemplating getting one myself but I'm leaning towards Samsung ones as well just to be on the safe side.
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There was a problem with the chipset used, it has been rectified now.
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Can you elaborate? Chips on the card or the phone? Was this fixed/will it be fixed? I'm having issues now and have just formatted my card to fat32 to see if that corrects the problem with random dismounting and denied access to the sd card.
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Can you elaborate? Chips on the card or the phone? Was this fixed/will it be fixed? I'm having issues now and have just formatted my card to fat32 to see if that corrects the problem with random dismounting and denied access to the sd card.
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The card.
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So far it looks like only the 32gb Sandisk ultra u1 are affected.
I would skip SanDisk and get a Samsung as no one has posted any issues about them.
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I'm not having any issues with my 32gb one.
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I'm not having any issues with my 32gb one.
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Not all of them has issues.
JOSE89178 said:
I'm not having any issues with my 32gb one.
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Same here. No trouble at all with my Sandisk 32GB U1 SDSDQU-032G.
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The card.
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How can we tell if our cards have the new chip? Where did you find out about this?
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How can we tell if our cards have the new chip? Where did you find out about this?
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you can't tell, if your card has something wrong just use the warranty.
source is from a local sandisk authorised dealer that I know.
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I bought a 64gig sandisk ultra uhs speed class 1 xc i or whatever.. i heard of some of these being corrupted by the note 2? is it this specific one?
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If the card is manufactured on or after December 2012, then it will work perfectly fine. Check on the pack for that. Cheers!!
My Samsung 32GB has been rock solid. But I want to get 64GB and the Sammy card is 100-250 depending on where you go!
I think I'll let the stock run through a bit before picking up a SanDisk 64GB
Been usng a 64gb sandisk for the past two weeks..so far no dismounting or whatever problem..my only problem is that i havent got the thing to fill it up with...LOL..
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I got the SanDisk 64GB back in mid-November. No problems whatsoever.
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No issues with my 64gb sandisk. Popped it in and did a format and its good to go.
I never had any issues with any sandisk products.
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i can confirm that my friends sandisk got messed up pretty bad, ended up only having a total space of 27.4gb in a 64gb sandisk sdxc class 10. but after reformated with sandisks program and it was back to 59gb. not sure why that happens
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i can confirm that my friends sandisk got messed up pretty bad, ended up only having a total space of 27.4gb in a 64gb sandisk sdxc class 10. but after reformated with sandisks program and it was back to 59gb. not sure why that happens
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it's because it was formatted on a non sdxc reader, if you goto the sd association site, it will state it.
Hi,
I want to change my 16GB card for something bigger. Could you help me choose the best SD card?
Thank
Teramitzu
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Hi,
I want to change my 16GB card for something bigger. Could you help me choose the best SD card?
Thank
Teramitzu
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SanDisk 64GB of Amazon
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Hi,
I want to change my 16GB card for something bigger. Could you help me choose the best SD card?
Thank
Teramitzu
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If you can afford it always go with Samsung. SanDisk has an unforgettable fail rate.
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ac16313 said:
If you can afford it always go with Samsung. SanDisk has an unforgettable fail rate.
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Pure nonsense.
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If you can afford it always go with Samsung. SanDisk has an unforgettable fail rate.
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That's not true by any means, I have owned many SanDisk products none have which failed. And to be honest the Samsung micro SD's are the ones that have failed more compared SanDisk.
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That's not true by any means, I have owned many SanDisk products none have which failed. And to be honest the Samsung micro SD's are the ones that have failed more compared SanDisk.
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it's true - amazon reviews recommended. also write speed on sandisks is painful-slow for 64gb card (10MB/s), where samsung is 20MB/s - still sucks but twice as fast
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it's true - amazon reviews recommended. also write speed on sandisks is painful-slow for 64gb card (10MB/s), where samsung is 20MB/s - still sucks but twice as fast
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Maybe in the phone it might be slow but a micro SD card is not just meant for phone it can go into other things. When I use it in the PC through the adapter I get class 10 speeds if not faster.
Plus I'm not all about the fastest speed I'm more about reliability same thing when it comes to my SSD in my computer.
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No joke. I have had 3 32gb class 10 microsd from Sandisk fail in under 1 year. 2 in my Note 2 & 1 just the other day in my Note 10.1 I think there is a known issue with Samsung Galaxy phones & Sandisk cards. Seems mainly like the 32gb ones, but 3 in under a year is seriously redonkulous. I actually had the csr admit there was an issue, & they issued an rma. Supposedly the newer batches of cards are fixed.
Running a 64gb Samsung class 10 & haven't had any problems in almost 6 months.
I guess I just have super magic lucky powers. Then again after getting an eBay dud I learned my lesson.
I think a lot of people buy cheap ebay crap and blame Sandisk.
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I guess I just have super magic lucky powers. Then again after getting an eBay dud I learned my lesson.
I think a lot of people buy cheap ebay crap and blame Sandisk.
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Yeah, too bad 2 came from Costco & 1 came from Amazon.
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Yeah, too bad 2 came from Costco & 1 came from Amazon.
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Sounds like you were lucky enough to get 3 cards from the bad batch that was mentioned 2 or 3 years ago. I haven't read any legitimate articles on a specific incompatibility between Samsung and SanDisk, but rather SanDisk letting a bad batch get cut loose into the wild and now they're fighting mis-information years later.
Sorta like Hitachi fighting their infamous "DeathStar" hard drives or Toyota combating rumors that all of their cars have brake issues.
Sandisk 64gb micro sdcard class 10 I've had it for over a year now no issues at all.
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I have 2 64gb sd cards. Both bought on ebay. One SanDisk and another a generic brand. Sad to say my generic brand lasted longer than my SanDisk and still running strong in my Note 2. Both were class 10. Generic one cost me $20 free shipping and SanDisk was $70.
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I think the numerous reports of scandisc failures are enough to keep me away, as I haven't seen anything official about a "bad batch" a year ago. There seems to be a lot of speculation on the why, but one thing is clear they are failing all over the place. Best buy something else.
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I had a few different micro cards but in my experience SanDisk hqs worked the best. Been having for several months a SanDisk 64gb class 10 and working great.before I had a Kingston 32gb and failed and before dad I had a 16gb SanDisk from the hd2 days and still have it working good. So I guess my best bet has been SanDisk.
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Hi everyone,
Thank you for your help. Herb in Poland 64GB cards from Samsung Care not available. I can go with 32GB. What is the diffrence between class 6 and class 10. Which is better? How about A-Data cards?
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Have owned the following Sandisk products, not a single failure so far:
2 8 gb SD Cards
1 4 gb SD Card
2 64 gb Microsd Cards
1 32 gb Microsd Card
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Hi everyone,
Thank you for your help. Herb in Poland 64GB cards from Samsung Care not available. I can go with 32GB. What is the diffrence between class 6 and class 10. Which is better? How about A-Data cards?
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I'm chiming in based on my first hand experience. For the record, I find Sandisk memory substandard. The company fails to stand by its product by deliberately being difficult. If you like playing russian roulette with your data, go ahead. Sooner or later your number will come up! To be fair, this can happen to any storage media manufacturer. But for some reason it seems to be more prevalent with sandik. I've read nothing but great reviews with Samsung memory but I guess that's to be expected.
Currently testing and using a class10 32GB microsd semi-no name brand "A-Data". So far, I'm impressed as one of the best value for the buck. I have a small batch of adata cards and when it passes all my durability tests I will deploy them throughout all my devices.
Hi guys,
What is the diffrence between those below? Which is better?
Sandisk Ultra Micro SDHC 64GB
Sandisk 64GB Mobile Ultra microSDXC
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Hi guys,
What is the diffrence between those below? Which is better?
Sandisk Ultra Micro SDHC 64GB
Sandisk 64GB Mobile Ultra microSDXC
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Nothing at all
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Was wondering if this card like this will work in my Nook HD before I order one. Seems to be a pretty good price I think.
SanDisk Ultra 32 GB MicroSDHC C10/UHS1 Memory Card for $19.99
Thank you
Mark
I have a 32gb SanDisk in my nook hd plus right now and it reads and writes with no problems
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I have a 32gb SanDisk in my nook hd plus right now and it reads and writes with no problems
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Thank you very much :thumbup:
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snoozer854 said:
Was wondering if this card like this will work in my Nook HD before I order one. Seems to be a pretty good price I think.
SanDisk Ultra 32 GB MicroSDHC C10/UHS1 Memory Card for $19.99
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Mark
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Great price on Amazon! Picked up the exact same card last week and am using it in my Nook HD+. I have been running CWM10.1 PureSD on it for a week now without any issues. Has booted up from the card every time so far.
I've got that card in my Nook, no problems so far
Thanks everybody. Got one ordered. I know locally they want much more.
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Same here, no issues whatsoever with bookbokan's hybrid install.
I just saw this on Amazon and am so happy to find this thread here! Just purchased. I was needing a bigger card for backups and storage, woohoo.
Forgive my noobness
I just ordered one of these as well. Assuming I use this as a CM bootdisk do I still have the rest of the card as available storage?
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I just ordered one of these as well. Assuming I use this as a CM bootdisk do I still have the rest of the card as available storage?
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I am not for sure. I have cm 10.1 installed internally. I am going to use my card for music & books etc...
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alexb54 said:
I just saw this on Amazon and am so happy to find this thread here! Just purchased. I was needing a bigger card for backups and storage, woohoo.
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Definitely a good buy, thats for sure. Can never have to much storage space.
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I am using this same card to run the CM 10.2 SD card version. Works really well I do still get reboots every so often but performance is good.
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I just ordered one of these as well. Assuming I use this as a CM bootdisk do I still have the rest of the card as available storage?
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If you mean you are installing CM on SD, yes it uses all of the card once installed.
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Do you all leave it as exFAT, or reformat it as fat32?
jjmai said:
Do you all leave it as exFAT, or reformat it as fat32?
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Fat32. Although since about 7/8 exfat is supposed to be supported.
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I use the 32gb ultra version as well. Excellent card, no problems. I completely set the card up through my Motorola Bionic since i dont have a microsd reader haha.