When boot android from card, can I swap a differant card for r/w. If so does it support the same format as BN (SD,SDXC,SDHC) exfat(64gb) Fat32. Thank
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This is called "hot swapping". AFN does not support this unless you get the Recovery Card, which overwrites the Nook OS internally so that you can use the sd card slot with an empty SD card. Nook only has microSD (not SD, SDXC, etc.). Android supports FAT32 most easily.
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go to seller web site for answers, very good information, dont waste your money on HIGHER SPEED Card , it will not work properly. all the speed is in the nook not the card, use the card as it comes to u and you be quite satisfied
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Just a heads up - Lots of people are finding it impossible to write files to an external sd card in the Galaxy s, myself included. It's not Samsung's fault, it's Android's newest kit kat operating system that prevents this. I wish I'd known that before I bought it. My new Galaxy s is boxe back up and will be returne tomorrow (bought it from a big box store).
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Read my review from David V. Norris on Amazon. Make sure you partition your SD card for Fat32 and Ext2. I also made a small Swap partition. Make sure you read the instructions for installing Link2SD. Enjoy.
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So far the CF card 128GB or SDXC card 64GB are working fine. There might be a 256GB CF or 128GB SD card out there, Sanho have not tested it yet and also have not heard any issue of card not detecting so far.
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I can only speak from experience. I didn't try a 128 gb card. The 64 and 128 cards have to be reformatted to Fat32. I was unable to get a 64gb card to work. The 32gb card works very well. I loaded the recent firmware upgrade, but I haven't had time to try the 64gb card again.
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"Formatting the card will definitely speed things up over an un-formatted card."Thank you Les. I follow your logic. Also, do you know how to format a card?Thanks again!
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You need app like Astro File Manager or ES File Explorer (i recommend Astro) and explore the contents of External Card. There is build in application in this tablet that enable you to transfer from internal to SD or vice versa.. That app is for transfer only.
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I'm using a 32GB card in mine. . I have a 64GB card also but did not use as it was SDXC. I figured it probably wouldn't work and didn't bother trying.
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I tried exFat as well. The problem I had was something gets messed up so windows can't tell the size of the card, confirm this by looking at the format window before selecting format and I notice the size is not quantified. I finally got it to format exFAT using a thumbdrive adapter that accepts microSD cards. I could not get it to format with the included adapter. The other problem I had was the three I received were very slow, about 2.5MB/s, not at all class 10. I am returning mine due to all the problems I had. I also ordered some sandisk 32GB microSD and they worked fine at the rated speed. Maybe ADATA got a bad batch or something, don't know. Good luck! I tried exFat as well. The problem I had was something gets messed up so windows can't tell the size of the card, confirm this by looking at the format window before selecting format and I notice the size is not quantified. I finally got it to format exFAT using a thumbdrive adapter that accepts microSD cards. I could not get it to format with the included adapter. The other problem I had was the three I received were very slow, about 2.5MB/s, not at all class 10. I am returning mine due to all the problems I had. I also ordered some sandisk 32GB microSD and they worked fine at the rated... » Read More I tried exFat as well. The problem I had was something gets messed up so windows can't tell the size of the card, confirm this by looking at the format window before selecting format and I notice the size is not quantified. I finally got it to format exFAT using a thumbdrive adapter that accepts microSD cards. I could not get it to format with the included adapter. The other problem I had was the three I received were very slow, about 2.5MB/s, not at all class 10. I am returning mine due to all the problems I had. I also ordered some sandisk 32GB microSD and they worked fine at the rated speed. Maybe ADATA got a bad batch or something, don't know. Good luck! « Show Less
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you can use 64gb card. you just have to change the format on the card. its very easy. i have done this with my clip+ and have been using it for a couple years without problems.
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Interesting. I never even knew that standard SD (not SDHC) were available up to 8 gig. I thought that they maxed out at 2 gigs. good to know. Wish the thing DID read SDHC at the card slot. Still, it's a pretty nice device.
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I'm using a 128GB SD-XC card. It will see above 32GB...but the hurdle to overcome is formatting the cards larger than 32GB to FAT32 as it will be exFAT. Stock windows operating systems formatting in FAT32 have a drive limit of 32GB on flash drives, so if you want to format a flash drive 64GB or greater then you will need to use a third party program that formats drives. There are free and paid solutions...just google it.
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I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used, beating out the RDCR-11003 74 in one internal card reader I bought from newegg last year. I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used,... » Read More I concur with Joe's response. Some formats can occasionally become problematic for certain operating systems. Ive encountered zero issues in any capacity; however, my mobile formatted sandisk UHS 1, 64gb card was volitile with or without the reader; whereas, as aformentioned this may simply validate the importance of media format, i.e., FAT32, EXFAT32, EXT 3, EXT 4, etc.The card reader's ability to r/w via Usb 2.0 interface is as should be expected.... working and without concern. If your still wondering about purchasing, for what it is worth, this is the best reader I have ever used, beating out the RDCR-11003 74 in one internal card reader I bought from newegg last year. « Show Less
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Yes, you can reformat this card as NTFS. It will come shipped with exFAT formatting.
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I am using a Sandisk Extreme 32GB from Amazon. New apps and downloads all to card. Upgraded OS to KitKat, works fine reading card and apps downloaded from google Play or as included by Acer.
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FIRST: Confirm that a TF Card over 32 GB will work on & with your Android/PC FAT executive OS, Up Grade SW & see what Speed it can Handel? Then buy the 64 EVO/pro SDHC Class you Need, you USALLY get what you Pay for?
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Yes it is a boot to android card with storage also, I believe the android part is around 4gb through a partition. I have the 16gb card and have tons of games music and videos on mine. Check out AndroidForNook. Com for all your answers and be sure and register so you can research through the forums.