Credit to DJ Palmis for Source:http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/model/GT-I9300ZKABTU-downloads
Page 20 of the manual:
Just having a quick read through page 20 is a bit worrying
Insert a memory card (optional)
Your device accepts microSD™ or microSDHC™ memory
cards with maximum capacities of 32 GB (depending on the
memory card manufacturer and type).
Your device supports only the FAT file structure for
memory cards.
WTF
Thought it was supposed to support 64gb and Xfat????
Page said 404 - file not found.
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It's most likely an error, since they have openly advertised that the phone will be supporting 64GB SDXC cards
harise100 said:
Page said 404 - file not found.
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Really.... works for me!!
read that too, that should be a misplaced info.
btw the link works fine
bala_gamer said:
read that too, that should be a misplaced info.
btw the link works fine
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I do hope so... Got a 64gb on its way
funb0b said:
I do hope so... Got a 64gb on its way
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Regardless, you can still make it a FAT32 and it will work. You will just have a 4GB limitation which I don't think people will be carrying files that large. But I'm sure it's a typo.
I've never been so excited about reading a user manual.
funb0b said:
I do hope so... Got a 64gb on its way
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as per supercurios info S3 includes a proprietary Samsung exFAT kernel driver, so it should work
SlimJ87D said:
Regardless, you can still make it a FAT32 and it will work. You will just have a 4GB limitation which I don't think people will be carrying files that large. But I'm sure it's a typo.
I've never been so excited about reading a user manual.
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Ya so was I until i got to page 20 lol
I like the sound of page 30
You can use the motion unlock for
unlocking the screen. In the application
list, select Settings → Security → Screen
lock → Motion → OK. To unlock the
screen with the motion unlock, tap and
hold a point on the screen, and then tilt
the device forwards.
funb0b said:
Really.... works for me!!
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If I use my Desktop browser it works.
I hope it will work with 64gb, it's already ordered. Didn't the S2 manual say the same? 32gb+fat?
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/c...14339308/GT-I9300_UM_EU_Icecream_Eng_Rev.1.0_120511_Screen.pdf
If I understand that bolded text correctly, this manual is from last December.
But the last page says:
English (EU). 05/2012. Rev. 1.0
But it's a definite typo. I think.
Shouldn't let the apprentice do the proof reading
pekkala89 said:
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/c...14339308/GT-I9300_UM_EU_Icecream_Eng_Rev.1.0_120511_Screen.pdf
If I understand that bolded text correctly, this manual is from last December.
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Yeah most likely it's 5-11-2012. Those foreigners always putting the date in weird formats.
The ICS manual of the S2 reads just the same, word by word and we all know, 64gb sd cards work on the S2.
So I think there is no need to worry, isn't it?!
Jirv311 said:
Yeah most likely it's 5-11-2012. Those foreigners always putting the date in weird formats.
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That doesn't even make any sense? YYYY-MM-DD is the way to go
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Manual hase been linked today on Samsing official support page.
What about the antenna location and the lack of Mass Storage USN profile?!!
Will it be avaible with any work around?!
harise100 said:
The ICS manual of the S2 reads just the same, word by word and we all know, 64gb sd cards work on the S2.
So I think there is no need to worry, isn't it?!
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Also I recall there's really no difference other than it shouldn't assume max storage is 32GB which some software does.
DJ Palmis said:
Manual hase been linked today on Samsing official support page.
What about the antenna location and the lack of Mass Storage USN profile?!!
Will it be avaible with any work around?!
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What is the problem with the antenna location?
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It is in the bottom, usualy covered by hand..
Do you know Apple's "Antenna Gate"?
Related
HTC Incredible Wiki
feel free to update
I thought it was 32Gig micro SD card capable?
Yes, thanks I fixed it. also added the specs from the HTC page
Added Updates to wiki
Cool idea hope more people add to it over the time :0
6/2/2010 - Updated
Mods/Admins - Can we sticky this thread please
Added/edited a couple tidbits of info
Added information on swapping out PRL's to straight Verizon towers (for legacy alltel users, which happens to add "Verizon Wireless" to the pull down and lock screens) as well as information on swapping out PRL's to a hybrid Alltel first then Verizon towers. The hybrid is useful for people that live in the older Alltel areas that don't have great Verizon towers.
adb
What about adding an adb section to the wiki?
thank you so much for this! Free tethering ftw!
just to make sure, it is confirmed 32 GB on the SD card, because all of verizon says only 16?
pacman9889 said:
just to make sure, it is confirmed 32 GB on the SD card, because all of verizon says only 16?
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32GB cards are usable, however the current firmware only recognizes the first 16GB. This should be fixed in the future, but if you want to load up your MicroSD card with 16GB+ of music, picture, videos, etc, you might not be able to do so as of now.
added getting better battery life via hidden menu. (may not not work for some)
thanks, was able to quickly find the battery life trick for my wife
The Wiki says...
Expansion Slot:
* microSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible)
* Up to 32 GB card support. No pre-installed card.
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That's not true anymore. All the new Incredible's in the green boxes come with a 2gb card pre-installed. The older ones should have come with a 2GB card in separate retail packaging, but they are pre-installed now. So they always came with a 2gb card.
Just a minor update to the wiki
opcode1300 said:
HTC Incredible Wiki
feel free to update
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the wiki link isn't working anymore.
trombone dixie said:
the wiki link isn't working anymore.
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Yup - dead linky.
toddb said:
Yup - dead linky.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Droid_Incredible
jitajt said:
added getting better battery life via hidden menu. (may not not work for some)
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What exactly do you have to do for this? I looked at the wiki page and I am not finding anything about this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Droid_Incredible
zerf said:
What exactly do you have to do for this? I looked at the wiki page and I am not finding anything about this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Droid_Incredible
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This was on the old wiki. If someone has it cashed I'll recreate it.
RFS Filesystem? Anyone know the answer to this? I would think that this would be a no for sure because a.) Samsung wouldn't surely cripple the Google developer phone with this. B.) Google wouldn't let them I wouldn't think. I would love to know the answer to this because it it does have this I WOULDN'T even begin to consider after sewing how bad it cripples my fascinate.
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A google developer stated that it uses EXT4 and some other filesystem I cannot remember.
If I remember correctly, RFS was put there because Android 2.2- can't handle large internal storage, which has been corrected in 2.3. So logically, there would be no need for RFS in 2.3+
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A google developer stated that it uses EXT4 and some other filesystem I cannot remember.
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modest_mandroid said:
If I remember correctly, RFS was put there because Android 2.2- can't handle large internal storage, which has been corrected in 2.3. So logically, there would be no need for RFS in 2.3+
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Never heard of that. It's been proven that all the partitions that use RFS can be replaced with EXT4. /system /data /dbdata and /cache. Heck even /efs if you wanted to, but it's not recommended at all.
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A google developer stated that it uses EXT4 and some other filesystem I cannot remember.
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http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/12/saving-data-safely.html
From the linked blog post, bold is mine.
The reason this should be of concern to Android developers is that with 2.3, an increasing proportion of devices, notably including the Nexus S, are going to be moving from YAFFS to the ext4 filesystem, which buffers much more aggressively; thus you need to be more assertive about making sure your data gets to permanent storage when you want it to.
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I just want to say thank god it's not RFS.
It makes my Galaxy Spica laggy as.
Well done samsung.
JimJam707 said:
I just want to say thank god it's not RFS.
It makes my Galaxy Spica laggy as.
Well done samsung.
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Well done Google*
JimJam707 said:
I just want to say thank god it's not RFS.
It makes my Galaxy Spica laggy as.
Well done samsung.
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It's all Google at the software end. All Samsung has done for the Nexus S is build the phone according to Google's requests.
What makes me question whether it not android can handle large amounts of internal storage, is the Droid x, it has 8gb so I think that line thinking is out the window.
Edit; it is completely ok if I'm wrong just thought your logic was a littfle off
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Superfrag said:
It's all Google at the software end. All Samsung has done for the Nexus S is build the phone according to Google's requests.
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not really. Samsung has put together a phone from left over parts from soon to be disconnected Galaxy S. Google didnt request anything.
kolyan said:
not really. Samsung has put together a phone from left over parts from soon to be disconnected Galaxy S. Google didnt request anything.
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Yeah, I think there is an abacus inside
kolyan said:
not really. Samsung has put together a phone from left over parts from soon to be disconnected Galaxy S. Google didnt request anything.
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Really? So the curved screen, the change of internal NAND from Samsung's moviNAND to Sandisk's iNAND, the change of GPS & WiFi antenna, the change of Bluetooth chip & the change in positions of USB & 3.5mm port, all that is because Samsung didn't have THOSE particular left over parts?
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Really? So the curved screen, the change of internal NAND from Samsung's moviNAND to Sandisk's iNAND, the change of GPS & WiFi antenna, the change of Bluetooth chip & the change in positions of USB & 3.5mm port, all that is because Samsung didn't have THOSE particular left over parts?
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Bluetooth is downgraded to 2.1, so yes, I suppose they ran out of 3.0 modules.....curved screen (which i like) and useless NFC chip are the only 2 what you might call improvements....
and i am just curious....how do you know that it has different GPS, WIFI modules, and that it uses different brand storage ? Could you please provide a link to fact.
See the FCC page, it shows that the WiFi & GPS antennas are different. As for the internal storage, see the Nexus S announced thread in General, a guy from Google(Svetlana) has confirmed the same.
Here, links. This is what I mean by, Google has a huge amount of say in this phone. That's why its not just a Galaxy S remodeled.
http://www.intomobile.com/2010/11/29/samsung-nexus-s-fcc/
http://www.talkandroid.com/22376-sa...fcc-with-new-wifi-bluetooth-and-gps-antennas/
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Really? So the curved screen, the change of internal NAND from Samsung's moviNAND to Sandisk's iNAND, the change of GPS & WiFi antenna, the change of Bluetooth chip & the change in positions of USB & 3.5mm port, all that is because Samsung didn't have THOSE particular left over parts?
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They're not using Sandisk's iNand, it's a Samsung product also named iNand. It's the chip that's in teh iPhones.
Rawat said:
They're not using Sandisk's iNand, it's a Samsung product also named iNand. It's the chip that's in teh iPhones.
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http://www.sandisk.com/business-solutions/mobile-handset-vendors/inand
I can't find a link stating that Samsung also has a product called iNAND.
Superfrag said:
http://www.sandisk.com/business-solutions/mobile-handset-vendors/inand
I can't find a link stating that Samsung also has a product called iNAND.
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http://bit.ly/fmwwiJ
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4059/nexus-s-and-android-23-review-gingerbread-for-the-holidays/3
See the Anandtech review, lower half of the page. Even they say that the internal memory is Sandisk's iNAND. Need more proof? :/
modest_mandroid said:
If I remember correctly, RFS was put there because Android 2.2- can't handle large internal storage, which has been corrected in 2.3. So logically, there would be no need for RFS in 2.3+
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what is funny, because ext4 (free and available in each linux firmware... just need to say yse compile it) handle that kind of big storage
other fun => the Desire HD had also a big internal memory, but no RFS
conclusion => samsung really don't know what they did ^^
Y'all keep rolling eyes like that and someones gonna twist up an optic nerve!
Family guy anyone?
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I was tooling around Craigslist today looking for a good deal on a tablet, when I found this post. The first thing I noticed was the price, so I had to check it out.
The guy is claiming to have added more internal memory into the Nexus, making the memory a grand total of 80 gigs....
I am a bit puzzled by this, since I have read nothing about anything close to this kind of modification. Is this legit or is the dbag trolling for money?
Tony
http://columbus.craigslist.org/sys/3286409350.html
Troll. Lol not possible and if it was it'd be all over the inter webs by now
Bet its just USB otg and a 64 gig card
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dottat said:
Bet its just USB otg and a 64 gig card
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Tone_Capone said:
The guy is claiming to have added more internal memory into the Nexus, making the memory a grand total of 80 gigs.
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Is possible, there are few projects started to add a MicroSD card to N7,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1866988
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/30797-op...in-micro-sd-card-reader-to-nexus-7-build-log/
TECK said:
Is possible, there are few projects started to add a MicroSD card to N7,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1866988
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/30797-op...in-micro-sd-card-reader-to-nexus-7-build-log/
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If this is true, where is he on the forums? Both of those projects are still in the workings and this guy is SELLING all of his supposed hard work. I find it hard to believe...
Tone_Capone said:
If this is true, where is he on the forums?
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You asked if is possible to have 80GB on a N7 tablet, not where is the guy hiding.
TECK said:
You asked if is possible to have 80GB on a N7 tablet, not where is the guy hiding.
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True story, I just fond it hard to believe. May have to contact him and have him show proof.
Doubt its real. This pics are from the internet...
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It says he Expanded storage space.. Not added internal storage.. I think as stated above its nothing more then otg 64 gb card. I Would say message him and ask for Pictures . tell him you want a blank piece of paper in the background of the pictures slightly under the tablet with say random numbers written on it .. 4567 or 9034 .. hehe anything. This will tell the story.
Let us all know whats really up
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It says he Expanded storage space.. Not added internal storage.. I think as stated above its nothing more then otg 64 gb card. I Would say message him and ask for Pictures . tell him you want a blank piece of paper in the background of the pictures slightly under the tablet with say random numbers written on it .. 4567 or 9034 .. hehe anything. This will tell the story.
Let us all know whats really up
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I sent an email asking for pictures with a recent newspaper or blank piece of paper with the word "banana" written on it. We shall what this guy is trying to sell, if he responds of course!
These have been on eBay too. While I don't doubt the possibility of soldering memory to the USB bus internally, I highly doubt that a seller would be doing this without it being posted somewhere, on some forum, to completion.
The eBay sells turn out to be OTG packages. Its likely this will too.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883582
I remember seeing this back when I had the HD7. Thought it was interesting. So why not buy an 8GB and rip it open and replace the mem chip>?
I know you will have to be a man with an iron heart and nerves of steel to crack it open.
But I am sure someone will! May be...
Well i don't think that the nexus uses a SD card i think it uses something called Nand chip but i am not sure
I didn't know it was truly an SD chip in there. Even class 10 SD memory isn't all that fast.
If it does actually use a micro sd card, and it's actually accessible, that would be revolutionary news! No one would need the 16GB version
I don't think so.
Try this
https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...rame=N&application_id=594507&fcc_id='ZNFE960'
3rd and 5th entries.
USSENTERNCC1701E said:
I don't think so.
https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=1785527
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That page is blocked btw.
I assume you're linking to the internal shots though, which of course don't seem to show any signs of a microsd card, right?
jacklebott said:
That page is blocked btw.
I assume you're linking to the internal shots though, which of course don't seem to show any signs of a microsd card, right?
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Thanks, fixed it.
And yes, that's where I was referring. Pretty complete tear down, no SD card.
How in the world...??
what website is that?
circleofomega said:
How in the world...??
what website is that?
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It is from fcc.gov
That link kicks a$$ thanks really interesting to just look at the files.
Wow.. the document show of the internal teardown had also means the battery replacement will be quite easy too. Good news?
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ZhenMing said:
Wow.. the document show of the internal teardown had also means the battery replacement will be quite easy too. Good news?
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Yes..it is already on Twitter..my concern was the memory..if mem card could also be just easy, we have more POWER!
Are there internal pictures of OptimusG?
Maybe PCB is similar and we have sdcard breakout
m11kkaa said:
Are there internal pictures of OptimusG?
Maybe PCB is similar and we have sdcard breakout
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https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...plication_id=633865&typ=8374&fcc_id='ZNFE970'
Some manufacturer should make a case with a micro-usb to sd-card integrated on it.
I'm quite sure the device is using nand flash memory chip, would make no sense to include an internal SD Card.
If you look at this the user manual on the FCC website, there's a section about using a memory card. It's located at page 32 if you use Acrobat and page 33 of the guide. And page 33 or 34, it says "NOTE: The LG-E960 supports memory cards up to 64 GB."
There's no slot but they say how to mount/dismount SD card...
Pingus25 said:
If you look at this the user manual on the FCC website, there's a section about using a memory card. It's located at page 32 if you use Acrobat and page 33 of the guide. And page 33 or 34, it says "NOTE: The LG-E960 supports memory cards up to 64 GB."
There's no slot but they say how to mount/dismount SD card...
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It's also missing pictures on those pages, so can't really tell if the manual is just not in line with the actual device.
Could be just an early adaptation from the Optimus G user guide.
USSENTERNCC1701E said:
https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...plication_id=633865&typ=8374&fcc_id='ZNFE970'
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My god that is the worst put together phone in the world.
I was hoping the Nexus 4 internals was just pre production but it's really shipping like that?
If you take an iPhone 4 apart it is like a work of art and I don't even like them.
Venekor said:
My god that is the worst put together phone in the world.
I was hoping the Nexus 4 internals was just pre production but it's really shipping like that?
If you take an iPhone 4 apart it is like a work of art and I don't even like them.
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Art is meant to be seen
Hello there,
My Sd Card Recently unmounted unsafely through boot.
I was using the rom Omega v25, SD was damaged.
Is there any solution to fixing it?
I had tried formatting it but there is no media to format.
Any help would be appreciated.
I can not see it in recovery totally invisible, Ive tried mounting it through Phone settings and it will not mount.
Can not mount it through recovery either.
It does not show up in Partition Wizard for me to change the format.
I Have attached a Image for what it shows in disk management.
JDMBrooksy said:
Hello there,
My Sd Card Recently unmounted unsafely through boot.
I was using the rom Omega v25, SD was damaged.
Is there any solution to fixing it?
I had tried formatting it but there is no media to format.
Any help would be appreciated.
I can not see it in recovery totally invisible, Ive tried mounting it through Phone settings and it will not mount.
Can not mount it through recovery either.
It does not show up in Partition Wizard for me to change the format.
I Have attached a Image for what it shows in disk management.
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Have you tried connecting it to a PC? What make is it and how long have you had it?
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gsmyth said:
Have you tried connecting it to a PC? What make is it and how long have you had it?
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yes i have tried connecting it to a PC,
Ive used "USB 2.0" Adapter and the Micro Sd Adapter. Bith not showing that there is media Attached.
The Make is a Kingston.
JDMBrooksy said:
yes i have tried connecting it to a PC,
Ive used "USB 2.0" Adapter and the Micro Sd Adapter. Bith not showing that there is media Attached.
The Make is a Kingston.
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It sounds like what happened to my sandisk card, just randomly unmounted and that was it. Phone wouldn't read it, PC wouldn't even pick it up either, totally dead. I contacted sandisk customer support and they replaced it as it was still under warranty.
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mines just Over warranty -.-
JDMBrooksy said:
mines just Over warranty -.-
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Dont panic. Buy other new. I dont think u will die for that. You can find SDCards of 32 GB for £5.00 :good:
Joku1981 said:
Dont panic. Buy other new. I dont think u will die for that. You can find SDCards of 32 GB for £5.00 :good:
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Yes, with the same abysmal quality of the one he used. Proper advice this :good:
Simply buy a Samsung SD, format it using Fat32, don't look back
Pfeffernuss said:
Yes, with the same abysmal quality of the one he used. Proper advice this :good:
Simply buy a Samsung SD, format it using Fat32, don't look back
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The smart is here lol. Im using a samsung sd 16gb clase 10 and I paid 7 euros 2 years ago. Supply and demand lad :good:
Joku1981 said:
The smart is here lol. Im using a samsung sd 16gb clase 10 and I paid 7 euros 2 years ago. Supply and demand lad :good:
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The smart is here lol. I'm waiting for a link for a 32GB brand-name SD-card for 5 pounds. Not the pitiful 16GB version you have lad :good:
Pfeffernuss said:
The smart is here lol. I'm waiting for a link for a 32GB brand-name SD-card for 5 pounds. Not the pitiful 16GB version you have lad :good:
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Sometimes is better shut up your big mouth: LINK
Joku1981 said:
Sometimes is better shut up your big mouth: LINK
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Ridata, lmfao :good:
Pfeffernuss said:
Ridata, lmfao :good:
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Ridata yes. Isnt enough good for you? Or you only know Samsung maybe? Rude. Learn some culture. Ridata is a subcompany of Ritek (but you dont know nothing about either for sure, lol) around the world, no only of SD Cards: HERE
*EDIT: Im not here for waste my time with idiotic people. Bye then :highfive:
Yes yes yes... if I can add, I'm just awaiting for my super duper 128GB micro SDXC card which will be delivered to me by man with big red flag and trumpet, followed by special courier riding the golden donkey. They have to move slowly on motorways, so they are moving in the police escort, but today, finally, I will have my card.
did I mentioned that it will have the warranty covering the lifetime of 4 generations?
Going back to topic: I always think that ppl can be divided into the two categories:
Cat 1: those who are making backups regularly;
Cat 2: those who will learn that they shall do...
Joku1981 said:
Ridata yes. Isnt enough good for you? Or you only know Samsung maybe? Rude. Learn some culture. Ridata is a subcompany of Ritek (but you dont know nothing about either for sure, lol) around the world, no only of SD Cards: HERE
*EDIT: Im not here for waste my time with idiotic people. Bye then :highfive:
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Of course I know Ritek. A brand that also makes writeable media. A brand I also avoid like the plague as it's substandard.
So, still waiting for an a-brand micro SD card, 32GB, 5 pounds.
Anxious!!!