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upgrading SD memory in a Sansa e250 w/ Rockbox

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AutobahnSHO:

--- Quote from: BigBambi on November 11, 2008, 08:34:29 AM ---You can delete from within Rockbox. 

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hehe I forgot about that.

ericlilius:
I want to be clear about using Micro SDHC cards with Rockbox on a Sansa e260.
This is what I understand to be possible:
I can use a  Micro SDHC card with Rockbox software if I install the files through a card reader not the USB connection.
The Rockbox software will see the files in the SDHC card.

If this is true is there a limit to how big the SDHC card can be?
Thanks

Chronon:
The specification for microSDHC caps the capacity at 64GB.  I expect Rockbox to support every capacity of microSDHC -- there haven't been any reported exceptions to this.

tipstir:

--- Quote from: Chronon on November 26, 2008, 01:26:55 PM ---The specification for microSDHC caps the capacity at 64GB.  I expect Rockbox to support every capacity of microSDHC -- there haven't been any reported exceptions to this.

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Great info here I wanted to know how large I could go.. I ended up getting 4GB microSDHC instead dirt cheap they like the 2GB MicroSD came with a SD adapter. But it was a good idea when I got the SanDISK  MicroMate as I can now just attach Sansa with RockBox and the MicroSDHC adapter to using a freeware program called Teracopy (uses 256KB of your RAM to speed up transfers).

http://www.maxihall.com/images/isimages/DHSDSDQ4096A11M.jpg this links shows you want I am talking about. The price is way to high. I only paid $6.99 + shipping for 4GB microSDHC with the SD adapter an another $11 bucks with shipping for  SanDisk MicroMate reader/writer.

So let's get this right so 8GB can be used, then a 16GB microSDHC, or 32GB microSDHC and (64GB MicroSDHC when it's made available) wow this is wonderful. But are you limited to SanDisk brand with true

yapper:

--- Quote from: tipstir on November 29, 2008, 03:28:34 AM ---So let's get this right so 8GB can be used, then a 16GB microSDHC, or 32GB microSDHC and (64GB MicroSDHC when it's made available) wow this is wonderful. But are you limited to SanDisk brand with true

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Yes, larger cards can be used.
No, you aren't limited to SanDisk brand cards.

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