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32gb is enough for that normal phone
Yeah man, not sure about a 64 but my 32 class 4 runs smooth on the A2...and I've had it in about 2 other devices...
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Just out of curiousity..anyone got one in their ATRIX 2s??
may b wrong section !!
shouldn't this be in "accessories" section ??
I can't even get my Sandisk 32gb class 4 to work with my Atrix 2. I couldn't imagine a 64gb working with it.
Maribou said:
I can't even get my Sandisk 32gb class 4 to work with my Atrix 2. I couldn't imagine a 64gb working with it.
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Rally?? ATM I am using my 32 GB c10 uhs1 card. Its running fine. Nol issues!
NHS2008 said:
Rally?? ATM I am using my 32 GB c10 uhs1 card. Its running fine. Nol issues!
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Yeah, I have had nothing but problems with it. If I go into mass storage mode it get corrupted within a few minutes of me transferring files over. So i decided to use a sd adapter and just transfer that way. It worked, but after about an hour it says I have inserted a blank SD card and it wants me to format it. Then when I format it, it never mounts. I have to reboot to get it to mount again. Maybe a faulty card. I dunno.
NHS2008 said:
Rally?? ATM I am using my 32 GB c10 uhs1 card. Its running fine. Nol issues!
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Yeah, I too am running 32 GB Class 10 Samsung MMC. No problems till now!
I've been running smoothly with a SanDisk 64GB SDXC for years.
I know the specifications list it as supporting up to a 32GB MicroSD but is it possible to use a 64GB MicroSD card in it?
I am doing it right now, but from what I've read searching on here it has to be formatted in a different device because for whatever reason the tab 2 won't reformat it on it's own, but once you've got the card formatted to fat32 (you need a special app to do it on windows) you should be good to go in the TAB.
Here is a command prompt formatter that worked for me.
1. Unzip the file to the root of C:\
2. Mount your 64GB card on your PC and take note of the allocated drive letter (e.g. e:\)
3. run command prompt on PC (search for cmd.exe)
4. get to c:\ (I think cd c:\ will do this)
5. type fat32format.exe e:\ and press <return>
(where e:\ is the allocated drive letter from step 2, so if it mounts as f:\ you would type fat32format.exe f:\ instead)
This should then format your card as FAT32 which works fine in my Galaxy SII so there's no reason I can think of why it wouldn't work in the Tab 2 too.
This is all at your own risk of course - I won't be responsible if something goes horribly wrong and you kill your card, PC, Tab or anything else...sorry.
Did anybody have any success with this? I am looking at buying the Tab 2 7.0, but I need a 64GB MicroSD.
Higgs_Boson said:
Did anybody have any success with this? I am looking at buying the Tab 2 7.0, but I need a 64GB MicroSD.
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Yes, I use a 64GB sandisk card formatted fat32 and the tab uses it no problem.
I think I used Easus Partition Master to format it.
Higgs_Boson said:
Did anybody have any success with this? I am looking at buying the Tab 2 7.0, but I need a 64GB MicroSD.
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Did you not read my post? I pulled the 64GB that I formatted in my SGP 4.0 (didn't you have one of them too?) and stuck it right into my Tab 2 7" and it works FLAWLESSLY.
Stock JB or KK-Boot kernel support exFAT formatted card.
daniel644 said:
I am doing it right now, but from what I've read searching on here it has to be formatted in a different device because for whatever reason the tab 2 won't reformat it on it's own, but once you've got the card formatted to fat32 (you need a special app to do it on windows) you should be good to go in the TAB.
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Does anyone know if the need for the sd card to be formatted as fat32 (or, as the case may be, exfat) is also true of the Note 2? I have both devices (plus a Note 10.1, with which I have no problem using the 64gb card right out of the package). The Note 2 and the tab 2 both have issues trying to read a 64gb card. They recognize the card and its max size, but renames copied files and folders or doesn't copy them at all.
Thanks.
Caldair said:
Yes, I use a 64GB sandisk card formatted fat32 and the tab uses it no problem.
I think I used Easus Partition Master to format it.
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does the device need to be rooted?
Will a 64GB card work on this tab using cyanogenmod 11? Anyone have success without any sort of problem with files not copying or reading? I am planning on buying this card
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...7&cm_re=micro_sd_64_gb-_-20-211-767-_-Product
64 gb micro sd
mikee286 said:
Will a 64GB card work on this tab using cyanogenmod 11? Anyone have success without any sort of problem with files not copying or reading? I am planning on buying this card
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...7&cm_re=micro_sd_64_gb-_-20-211-767-_-Product
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This is what I am running.
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Class...ywords=64+gb+micro+sd+card&pebp=1416293108375
Formatted fat32 using , I can't remember now , but it works great.
Will I still get all 64gb of the card when it is formatted fat32? I hear fat32 supports only up to 32gb partitions. I know I will never get the whole 64gb due to file system usage but something like 59 or something gb should be fine
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Will I still get all 64gb of the card when it is formatted fat32? I hear fat32 supports only up to 32gb partitions. I know I will never get the whole 64gb due to file system usage but something like 59 or something gb should be fine
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Got the card today firnatted it in my laptop as fat32 I get 58gb which seems like a lot has been taken away that is 6gb but other than that it works pretty well from what I can see so far
Just a heads up, might help a few people. My phones batt drained completely and whenever i charged it and turned it on it always said that my SD card was damaged and needed reformatting. At first i kept on reformatting it and thought i might have bought a faulty SD card.
Then i thought id experiment when it happened again, after plugging it in, i let it charge from 1% to 10% and reset the phone. Suddenly my SD card works again and was no longer considered "damaged"
Just randomly guessing that maybe my phone didnt have enough juice to run the SD card when it was drained to 0.
Have only gotten to test it once. Ill try again tom since on a daily basis i drain the batt to 0 by 6pm. Ill post again if it works again.
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I doubt that's the case. I have a 64gb card and I will run all the way down to 0%
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i am using a sandisk 64gb as well but do not have such issue.
have you tried performing a low level format on your 64gb?
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No such issue on my 64GB Samsung and SanDisk cards too.
No issue with my samsung 64g card here
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No problem with SanDisk 64GB UHS-I card. It's currently formatted to FAT32.
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No problems here with a 64gb Samsung
I had problems with my SanDisk 64GB card formated to exFat.
Then I reformated to Fat32 and everything is ok.
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hmmm... mines formatted to Fat32 as well but this happened... guess if no one else is having this issue, i should take back my SD card to the shop..
Thanks for sharing your experiences with your SD cards
ruffruff said:
i am using a sandisk 64gb as well but do not have such issue.
have you tried performing a low level format on your 64gb?
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What do you mean by "low level formatting"?
cippy said:
No problems here with a 64gb Samsung
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same here, no probs so far
sandisk 64gb?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/SanDisk-says-it-produced-some-bad-32GB-and-64GB-microSD-cards_id40986
I have just purchased the 64gb ultra SanDisk as well.
Put it in once i had formatted it for exFAT and all was well until a few hours into my phone usage it said i need to format my card, as it may be corrupt/damaged. I took no notice and went into storage and mounted it, and it worked again. It does this all the bloody time.
So i tried to change ROM's as i thought hey.. who knows. But behold that when i select a ROM from the SD card it stops working half way through my flash. Lucky I have a backup on my internal SD card or i'd be fu**ed...
Formatting for FAT32 does the same thing. I've emailed sandisk as I must have one of their defective cards.
JayceOoi said:
No such issue on my 64GB Samsung and SanDisk cards too.
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Agreed. JayceOoi, dude, good to see you here. Your tips on HD2 have been excellent. :laugh:
hamdogg said:
I have just purchased the 64gb ultra SanDisk as well.
Put it in once i had formatted it for exFAT and all was well until a few hours into my phone usage it said i need to format my card, as it may be corrupt/damaged. I took no notice and went into storage and mounted it, and it worked again. It does this all the bloody time.
So i tried to change ROM's as i thought hey.. who knows. But behold that when i select a ROM from the SD card it stops working half way through my flash. Lucky I have a backup on my internal SD card or i'd be fu**ed...
Formatting for FAT32 does the same thing. I've emailed sandisk as I must have one of their defective cards.
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+1 my sandisk 64 not working in sgs 4 anymore...
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There seems to be a fix from Phil (Creator of Philz CWM)
In an ADB shell you can type this code to attempt to mount the 64Gb card.
Use a tool like this if you are unfamiliar with ADB interfaces.
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and then check this out if you are also unfamiliar on how to use ADB...
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mount -t exfat /external_sd
I have not tried it yet as I am awaiting my new sanDisk ultra card...
hamdogg said:
There seems to be a fix from Phil (Creator of Philz CWM)
In an ADB shell you can type this code to attempt to mount the 64Gb card.
Use a tool like this if you are unfamiliar with ADB interfaces.
LINK:
and then check this out if you are also unfamiliar on how to use ADB...
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mount -t exfat /external_sd
I have not tried it yet as I am awaiting my new sanDisk ultra card...
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hmm how is that a fix? it's just mounting the card.
can you link to where phil suggests this? Thanks.
i'm also having issues where my card will just randomly unmount then remount, and the media scanner process then scans the entire card and chews through my battery. i have a 64gB sandisk
omniwolf said:
hmm how is that a fix? it's just mounting the card.
can you link to where phil suggests this? Thanks.
i'm also having issues where my card will just randomly unmount then remount, and the media scanner process then scans the entire card and chews through my battery. i have a 64gB sandisk
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Phil said that it may be a problem with CWM mounting the card. Like I said I can't try it so can't confirm if it works. No one as yet has reported it working or not yet..
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oh CWM, i don't have any problems there, just when i'm actually booted into android proper.
ooop said:
sandisk 64gb?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/SanDisk-says-it-produced-some-bad-32GB-and-64GB-microSD-cards_id40986
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I have SanDisk 64GB and it have been working fine in my S4 since 10 of May :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One SV] SD Card
I found it nowhere else.
The HTC ONE SV works also with microSDXC Card. In the specs it says microSDHC cards but I operate mine since I bought it with a 64GB microSDXC card without any problems.
I have to post this here because we still have no dedicated Forum for the HTC One SV
This are good news!
Also thinking about buying a bigger one.
Which one do you use, have you a link?
old.splatterhand said:
This are good news!
Also thinking about buying a bigger one.
Which one do you use, have you a link?
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SanDisk Ultra microSDXC Card 64GB Class 10
Wow, this seems like a beast
internal storage
hi everybody!i'm gonna buy this phone...do you know if theres is a version with 4 GB internal storage?or exist only the 8 GB version?
scorpy5987 said:
hi everybody!i'm gonna buy this phone...do you know if theres is a version with 4 GB internal storage?or exist only the 8 GB version?
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There is only a 8 GB version, but you get at least around 4 GB left.
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There is only a 8 GB version, but you get at least around 4 GB left.
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I was almost sure..but i had seen somewhere the tech specs that indicated a 4 GB version...i think there was a mistake !
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There is only a 8 GB version, but you get at least around 4 GB left.
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Is there a way to increase the 1.1GB space for the application (EX join with the 4GB internal space). I don't need internal space for data, i usually store them in the SD.
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Is there a way to increase the 1.1GB space for the application (EX join with the 4GB internal space). I don't need internal space for data, i usually store them in the SD.
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If you are rooted you can Swap your internal and external memory
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If you are rooted you can Swap your internal and external memory
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Fantastic! but with this i have a lot of space only for SD movable app. Do the internal 1.1 GB partition stay the same?
mimmori said:
Fantastic! but with this i have a lot of space only for SD movable app. Do the internal 1.1 GB partition stay the same?
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After this mod your sd card will be recognized as internal memory and the internal around 4 GB will be recognized as sd card.
Ok... Is possible to change partition table for join application space with intrrnal space (1.1+4 GB) and use for applicazioni? So the sd could be used as external space...
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I think for the moment this mod is all and the best you can do.
As i did not create it, i can't say, if there will be other variants in the future.
Samsung Micro SD XC 64 GB
hi, someone has this sd card and can tell me if it works with htc one sv?
thanks.
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Works Great!!!
fulrosa said:
hi, someone has this sd card and can tell me if it works with htc one sv?
thanks.
have a nice day
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ok i finally buy it... and it works very good.. :victory: must have...
have a nie day.
got ADATA class 10 , 32 gigs . Is enought for me i got actualy a lot free space on it ... No problems at all .
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SanDisk Ultra microSDXC Card 64GB Class 10
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Did you have to do anything in particular to get the card to work? Because I just got the exact same card as this one from Amazon and it doesn't work at all. D=
xandroid5.1 said:
Did you have to do anything in particular to get the card to work? Because I just got the exact same card as this one from Amazon and it doesn't work at all. D=
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Nope, as far as I can remember it was detected by the phone worked.. It still works like a charm. I am using the phone now for over a year with that card and never had problems. I think I tested nearly all available ROMS for that phone and never had problems with the card. At present I am using ViperSV 1.1.1.on the phone.
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Nope, as far as I can remember it was detected by the phone worked.. It still works like a charm. I am using the phone now for over a year with that card and never had problems. I think I tested nearly all available ROMS for that phone and never had problems with the card. At present I am using ViperSV 1.1.1.on the phone.
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See, I'm also running ViperSV 1.1.1 and when I put the card in initially it said it was unsupported or damaged. Tried reformatting it in Windows, now shows up as 59GB exFAT in Windows but still not working on the phone. Is yours formatted differently or something?
UPDATE: I'm hearing elsewhere that it needs to be formatted as FAT32 in order to work, and Windows doesn't want to format it to anything other than exFAT or NTFS (while SD Formatter only uses exFAT). Apparently there's some sort of issue with the fact that the Class 10 cards have exFAT and a mysterious 16MB hidden offset partition at the start of the drive, so I'm now gonna try getting rid of that to see if it works.
UPDATE: Yep, looks like both: 1. The phone (Android?) doesn't support exFAT without a mounting mod, and 2. That weird 16MB offset at the start of the drive seems to cause compatibility issues as well. Have wiped the offset and reformatted to FAT32, and the card now works.
Thanks for the recommendation and the quick reply!
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See, I'm also running ViperSV 1.1.1 and when I put the card in initially it said it was unsupported or damaged. Tried reformatting it in Windows, now shows up as 59GB exFAT in Windows but still not working on the phone. Is yours formatted differently or something?
UPDATE: I'm hearing elsewhere that it needs to be formatted as FAT32 in order to work, and Windows doesn't want to format it to anything other than exFAT or NTFS (while SD Formatter only uses exFAT). Apparently there's some sort of issue with the fact that the Class 10 cards have exFAT and a mysterious 16MB hidden offset partition at the start of the drive, so I'm now gonna try getting rid of that to see if it works.
UPDATE: Yep, looks like both: 1. The phone (Android?) doesn't support exFAT without a mounting mod, and 2. That weird 16MB offset at the start of the drive seems to cause compatibility issues as well. Have wiped the offset and reformatted to FAT32, and the card now works.
Thanks for the recommendation and the quick reply!
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Happy for you!! This can help me too.
Is there a way to get this phone to accept a 64 GB sd card or is it in the hardware and not the software?
It works fine with any modern microSD card of any size, up to the 200GB size from SanDisk (the largest currently available). I have a Samsung Pro+ 64GB microSD in mine, just bought it a few days ago, works without issues. When you first insert the card it'll tell you it's an unrecognized format (because it comes formatted with the FAT32 file system and it can't use that file system for such a large capacity card) and you allow the Stylo to do the proper formatting (it'll make it exFAT with 128KB cluster size). Takes like 3 seconds and the card is then ready to go.
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It works fine with any modern microSD card of any size, up to the 200GB size from SanDisk (the largest currently available). I have a Samsung Pro+ 64GB microSD in mine, just bought it a few days ago, works without issues. When you first insert the card it'll tell you it's an unrecognized format (because it comes formatted with the FAT32 file system and it can't use that file system for such a large capacity card) and you allow the Stylo to do the proper formatting (it'll make it exFAT with 128KB cluster size). Takes like 3 seconds and the card is then ready to go.
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I swapped my 64 GB from another phone to my Stylo and it won't read most of the files. It's not encrypted.
HOG1csmith said:
I swapped my 64 GB from another phone to my Stylo and it won't read most of the files. It's not encrypted.
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the files or the card could be corrupted..
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the files or the card could be corrupted..
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It's working right now in the phone I swapped it from, so that's not the case. This phone is whacked out. I think I got a bummer.
HOG1csmith said:
It's working right now in the phone I swapped it from, so that's not the case. This phone is whacked out. I think I got a bummer.
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my Rooted Galaxy S3 could read any SD card even when corrupt but once i switched it into my ZTE Warp Sync i had to format it in order to fix it..then the same thing when it switched between the Sync and the Stylo
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I swapped my 64 GB from another phone to my Stylo and it won't read most of the files. It's not encrypted.
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So move the files off the card, put it in the Stylo, format it clean, put the files back on it while it's in the Stylo, then see if it's ok in the other device too.
It's not rocket science, folks.
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So move the files off the card, put it in the Stylo, format it clean, put the files back on it while it's in the Stylo, then see if it's ok in the other device too.
It's not rocket science, folks.
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Not gonna go through all that trouble to swap it out seeing as I'm currently using my LG Tribute with that 64 GB card as my actual phone. I was experimenting to see if it worked because some sites said the Stylo only worked with 32 GB max.
And I went out yesterday and bought a 128 GB card.
I put all my info onto the 128 GB and it works fine. The only issue I'm running into now with the 128 GB is that unmounting and remounting the card manually causes the SD card to show up as Empty/ Unrecognized. If I reboot and the card mounts automatically, everything is fine.
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Metro lg g stylo useing. a 64gb mirco sd card with no problem
It doesn't work with certain 64GB cards from Sandisk that for some reason don't let themselves be reformatted using various Windows or Linux partition tools. They've got some oddball proprietary write-protect scheme going on. I use Paragon exFAT, NTFS & HFS+ to get these to mount on my Stylo. They mount fine on my old Samsungs, since I guess Samsung pays for the licenses.
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Metro lg g stylo useing. a 64gb mirco sd card with no problem
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Boost lg g stylo using 64 micro also, no problem.