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4GB SD Card on Supercard ?

Started by icepick, September 22, 2006, 05:15:20 PM

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icepick

Hi, Herself purchased a 4GB sd card for the daughter's DS (the aim was to put Game/ Movies on it)...but having transfered files from her 2GB sd card, the 4GB card displays  NOT FAT Formatted ....Is there a way around this or does Supercard Only support cards up to 2GB ?

johnny9562001

it does support 4gb, this is how

You have to format it at command prompt (XP)

format H: /FS:FAT /V:GBA /Q

Where H: is whatever your drive letter is and GBA can be named to whatever you want to appear.

It will say you must accept 64kb block size (as per previous post) so just reply "y".
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icepick

Hi johnny9562001,
Thankyou very much for your help - followed the instructions, works a treat.
Thanks also for being a 'gentleman' and not flaming us, as it was only after your answer we realised a similar question had already been asked - the wonders of thinking we are the only ones with a particular problem !
 
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WarMachine

it gives me a file name directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect error

kkan

Quote from: "johnny9562001"it does support 4gb, this is how

You have to format it at command prompt (XP)

format H: /FS:FAT /V:GBA /Q

Where H: is whatever your drive letter is and GBA can be named to whatever you want to appear.

It will say you must accept 64kb block size (as per previous post) so just reply "y".

Will it not let you do this in disk management in xp?? (at least in xp pro you can!)  by right clicking mycomputer icon and choosing manage then disk management from there select the removable device and choose format selecting FAT and setting the  allocation unit size to 64k  :)

You could also maby do this in some windows partitioning tools :)

Devil_Spawn

in standard windows xp partitioning it does not allow a FAT16 format only FAT32

kkan

Quote from: "Devil_Spawn"in standard windows xp partitioning it does not allow a FAT16 format only FAT32

I did state at least you can in XP PRO you can format to FAT :)




I guess its not available in HOME edition then  :roll: :(

Devil_Spawn

im talking about simple right click->format ;)

kkan

Quote from: Devil_Spawn on July 10, 2007, 04:09:04 PM
im talking about simple right click->format ;)

I like to make things a challenge  :P :)

cwnhs

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does what you have to do with a sd card apply to 4gb cf? i've formatted it into fat but still does not work properly. It won't run homebrew unless I run it from moonshell.  As well with moonshell i have to open moonshell in itself to work properly.

The info that I keep finding is about sd. I should also mention the card that I have is an SANDISK ULTRA II