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Which kind of SD is supported
  • MichdeSkunkMichdeSkunk
    22.00 KarmaPosts: 15Crew
    Which SD is supported on Sailfish??
    there are differences between Samsung SD, Transcend SD or SanDisk SD or Lexar SD???
    thanks
  • blitzschlagblitzschlag
    63.00 KarmaPosts: 67Crew Accepted Answer
    apart from price and Class (e.g. write/read spead) there should be no difference what brand you choose.

    64gb Cards are said to be working. i'm sporting a 32gb full of music and it works fine.
    i'm not even close to be a first one
  • JollaTidesJollaTides
    311.00 KarmaPosts: 303Captain Accepted Answer
    I'm using a sandisk 32GB SDHC which has worked fine even though I hadn't formatted it - just used from the last phone I had with all the same files (mainly music/some photos).
    Sail On!
    /
  • MichdeSkunkMichdeSkunk
    22.00 KarmaPosts: 15Crew
    thankyou guys

    but if i have an SDXC??^???
    Post edited by MichdeSkunk at 2013-12-20 10:13:40
  • KnuXKnuX
    59.00 KarmaPosts: 67Crew

    thankyou guys

    but if i have an SDXC??^???



    As discussed on other posts, it has been reported to work, although you're probably going to have to format it to fat32 first -- exfat is not supported.

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  • WilliePreWilliePre
    46.00 KarmaPosts: 36Crew

    thankyou guys

    but if i have an SDXC??^???



    If you try to format your SDXC 64 GB card in windows, it will fail because it is crippeld.
    Either use Linux to format it. I formated mine (using Ubuntu) for FAT. This did the trick for me. The Gallery and Documents apps (Jolla apps) does see files I copied to the 64GB SDXC card after I inserted in my Jolla.

    <3
  • GrimtechGrimtech
    19.00 KarmaPosts: 11Crew
    I have a Sandisk 64GB micro SDXC in mine. As standard the card is formatted
    to the exFAT standard which Jolla can't read.
    I reformatted mine via an SDXC compatible USB card reader plugged into my Windows XP laptop.
    I used a small utility that can format any size drive to a single FAT32 partition

    http://www.realmodscene.com/index.php?/topic/323-gui-format-fat32-drive-formatter/

    My phone now sees the card as a single 64gb space. My Jolla's media player and gallery pick up the images and videos perfectly!
    Post edited by Grimtech at 2013-12-23 10:31:19
  • LupinLupin
    16.00 KarmaPosts: 12Crew
    I have a SanDisk Ultra 64GB SDXC card. At the moment it is formatted as btrfs. With the original release version on sailfish, Jolla automatically mounted the card and I was able to play music from it. With the latest release, it does not, so I need to mount the card manually from the terminal. Yeah, I know, I could format it to FAT, but I could also tweak my Jolla so that it will mount the btrfs -formatted card automatically again. I have not decided yet which way to go. I might test other filesystems first (like EXT4).
  • JollaTidesJollaTides
    311.00 KarmaPosts: 303Captain
    @Lupin

    Thanks for the info and please check your inbox regarding t-shirt competition. ;-)
    Sail On!
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