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2011-05-26 , 12:42
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this card is SDXC, not SDHC.... not sure if the n900 supports SDXC
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2011-05-26 , 12:48
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Originally Posted by petur View Post
this card is SDXC, not SDHC.... not sure if the n900 supports SDXC
Out of the box? Probably not. In the future? Probably yes: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=27539
 

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2011-05-26 , 13:04
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if it is sdhc then the n900 will definetly (i think support) if it is sdxc then who knows ps if it doesnt work just a mem card reader + hostmode cable
 
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2011-05-30 , 14:03
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If you look at the way a microsd / sd adaptor is wired its pretty straightforward and with some ribbon cable and some creativity with a old microsd card you can make a large capacity sd work.

The issue I have is space!
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2011-05-30 , 15:33
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So what will come first... the N9/50 or a 64GB SDXC :|

Originally Posted by Engadget
...but don't get too excited: only a handful of devices currently have the architecture to support microSD cards bigger than 32GB, so make sure you have a compatible device before you empty your wallet. Don't have one? Don't sweat it; there's no word yet when the new cards will be available, so you have plenty of time to upgrade.
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2011-05-30 , 19:30
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Originally Posted by IsaacDFP View Post
So what will come first... the N9/50 or a 64GB SDXC :|
Kingmax Unveils 64GB Class 6 microSDXC Card

I'm not sure how close to market this is but I'd probably bet on the SDXC card hitting shelves before the N9/50
 
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2011-05-30 , 19:51
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if you are going to solder anyway, why dont you use the usb contacts under the battery? Then you can have 32g emmc + 32g μSD + 128g SDXC

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2011-05-31 , 00:32
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Apparently, the HSMMC driver supports the large cards.
SD is simply GPIO to the OMAP3 CPU, so it's probably all in the software. I'm putting my money on it being able to support SDXC.
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2011-12-14 , 11:11
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So confirmed from germany that it worked white the sandisk micro sdxc but white 4 gb file limit in fat32
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2011-12-14 , 11:35
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So confirmed from germany that it worked white the sandisk micro sdxc but white 4 gb file limit in fat32
You could format the card with ext2 instead of fat32 to get around the 4GB file size limit.
 

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