I have the o2 xdaii and a 512mb sd memory card in it which in memory storage card properties reports it as 487.89mb. But even when i format the card put it in the xda ii, I still can not copy anything larger then aprox 200mb: where is the extra 312mb going?
Try transferring the files after formatting with a card reader/writer, there seems to be a problem with large files over activesync.
I have i-mate jama p30 ,i have also done micro sd flashing but it always gives error <can,t creatfile whether_update_Bpandcp.txt! > after some working.
i can't understand where em having a mistake if anyone's having a good file then plsssssss upload it. or any new idea
The procedure is simple...
1. Format a memory card (micro sd) using FAT 16, use a card of 512 mb or less and atleast 64 mb since JAMA duznt support 1 Gb cards....
2. Extract the contents of the above mentioned rom to the memory card
3. Remove the simcard, insert the memory card back and then insert the battery
4. It will automatically upgrade, it will take sometime so relax
i want to ask if i change a new memory card , after i format it to fat32 wat should i do next ? my friend done this but the phone still cant detect the sd card .. any solution ?
The phone should detect it after it has been formatted. If it's not detecting it, then something has gone wrong with the card or the phone. I suspect a dodgy card.
Really, all you have to do is this:
Backup your old card
Format your new card
copy the backup onto new card
That's all it should be, unless you're using A2SD or soemthing.
If you have multiple partitions, if you are using A2SD, then you might need something epic like Clonezilla to literally mirror the structure of the old SD card onto the new card. If after a format of FAT32 and the card isn't detected at all, then as the previous post said, the card is probably dud.
i going to buy class 10 8 gb memory card .. does it make the phone load the file faster ? or i juz get class 4 16g better
quantumandy said:
If you have multiple partitions, if you are using A2SD, then you might need something epic like Clonezilla to literally mirror the structure of the old SD card onto the new card. If after a format of FAT32 and the card isn't detected at all, then as the previous post said, the card is probably dud.
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A2SD transfer the easy way for users
1 - create a nandroid backup of everything (this includes the A2SD ext partition)
2 - backup EVERYTHING from the mem card to your pc!
3 - insert new mem card
4 - run rom manager (download it from the market if you have to!)
5 - partition the new card with rom manager (creating an ext partition as well)
6 - Copy everything from the pc BACK to the NEW card!!!!
7 - Restore the nandroid backup!!!!!!!!!
You now have the phone back to the exact state you started with but with a different memory card installed!
buffer size 8kb
Data size 10mb
Write : 5.27mb
read 12.72
this is kingmax class 10 8gb memory card ..izit good ?
any memory card recommended?
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any memory card recommended?
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i'd also like to know some memory card recommendations.
i found a 16GB class 6, but they're mostly out of stock all places..
if 16gb got class 6 den i will get 1 =)
Hi,
I recently got an authentic Kingston 16GB micro sdhc and its quite slow when connected via USB - 800KB/s transfer
I tried formatting it with sdforamtter no luck, I'm using LeeDroid 2.2e (with a kernel that improved sdcard read)
SD Speed Tester came up showing its a class4 card.
I'm also using A2SD - 512mb for ext3 partition, the rest for FAT32.
Any interesting thing I noticed is the following scenario:
1) I formatted the card using SD Formatter to FAT32.
2) Installed LeeDroid 2.2d with NO A2SD and None-Dexoded version.
The write speed via USB was solid - 7mb/s , not class 10 but still much faster than 800kb/s.
3) I downloaded LeeDroid 2.2d with A2SD, installed it after a wipe and noticed
a speed drop down to around 1MB/s write via USB (and that's BEFORE I created any ext3 partitions)
Can deodexing somehow hurt performance? or are the kernels differ?
Any ideas what can be the cause of that?
Thanks beforehand.
Hi all,
I try to merge the memory of the micro sd card into my internal memory (with the behaviour of android 6.0) .
So I bought a micro sd UHS class 3 , class 10 ( means the best with 80MB write, and 60 MB read).
Unfortunately when I try with this micro sd the system of HTC after the scan my sd card saif that the card is too slow.....
Is there a solution ? Because I have a very quick micro sd card ... a Bug from HTC ?
Thanks
Ok, so finally it works with a samsung EVO 32Go class 10 U1 ..... Very strange because my first micro sd was better