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ninjabear
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  #140802 27-Jun-2008 06:33
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It's a hardware issue not a software issue so firmware upgrading will not help



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  #140843 27-Jun-2008 09:47
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is this not what we are talking about?

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=344338


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  #140861 27-Jun-2008 10:55
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ninjabear: It's a hardware issue not a software issue so firmware upgrading will not help


I'm not certain about microSD, but it is possible to upgrade from SD to SDHC via firmware.  I have an HP laptop that was only SD compatible when I bought it.  HP subsequently issued a firmware patch to upgrade to SDHC, which I have done.  I have seen similar patches for some cameras.

Another point - everyone seems to recommend Sandisk, but I have used mostly Adata and one Toshiba card so far without a single problem (other than forgetting where I stored a card!).  That is just my experience.  Its a very small sample so needs to be taken in that light.



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  #140967 27-Jun-2008 19:37
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No, the issue is software, not hardware. Can be addressed with firmware upgrade.




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