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2010-09-22
, 00:53
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@ Sweden
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on the NitDroid forums people say that they recommend class 6 or 10 for good performance... also they say that theres a bigger chance that nitdroid crash, if the card is too slow...
so a spontanous guess is that NitDroid will work ok with Class 4 - but be slower than it could be
sorry that i cant be of more help
so a spontanous guess is that NitDroid will work ok with Class 4 - but be slower than it could be
sorry that i cant be of more help
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2010-09-22
, 00:57
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@ Galiza
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Class 6 is minimum recomended for installing NITDroid without issues (i assume the same for other OS). About microSD it doesnt really care about brands, manufacturers or whatever. Buy the cheapest you can for this specs (avoid Sandisk, has issues with NITDroid).
I already order an 8Gb class 10 microSD for more or less the same ammount in amazon.co.uk. Check it out, also eBay and so.
I already order an 8Gb class 10 microSD for more or less the same ammount in amazon.co.uk. Check it out, also eBay and so.
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2010-09-22
, 01:15
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hmm i guess from just 2 of these posts its clear to me that I shud wait and ask some friend coming from usa to get me a class 10 with some 8 or 16 gb.
ty guys !
ty guys !
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so i guess the the lesson learned is: "if you want a thing done well, do it yourself"
so i guess the the lesson learned is: "if you want a thing done well, do it yourself"
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2010-09-22
, 01:25
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@ Daly City
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I'm using Sandisk 8g class 6.. and having no problem running NITdroid on it..
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N900(40GB) PR1.3|NITDroid|Power40|MeeGo @1GHz
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N900(40GB) PR1.3|NITDroid|Power40|MeeGo @1GHz
Nokia N9(64GB)Black|PR1.1
ASUS G73JH| i7-720QM | 1.6-2.8GHz | WIN 7 Pro | ATI 5870 1GB DDR5
| 8GB RAM DDR3 1333MHz | 80GB X-25 G2 SSD+500 GB HDD | 1920x1080 | RAZER MAMBA | ALIENWARE BACKPACK(WTF?)| Intel 6200 WIFI|
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2010-12-19
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Don't do it! I have just spent ages installing it on a class 4 and it doesn't work properly, 30% of actions result in a "not responding" message.
However I'm very much looking forward to getting a class 10 and making the most of the handset
However I'm very much looking forward to getting a class 10 and making the most of the handset
i'm at this lil place and was searching for a class 6 card because I assume its faster then class 4 or 2 (please correct if wrong). All I have found here is a sony's micro sd 8gb class 4 card for 37 singapore dollars. Is it going to be fast enough? Like all i'm buying a microsd only for installing meego builds or someother os like maybe nitdroid and I'm hoping that 8gb will be a lot for that because I dont keep a huge collection of movies or songs on my device, my n900 still has a storage of more then 16gb left. So 8gb is fine and it is fast right? Also if I transfer my songs or videos on it will the media player (or the device in general be more responsive). And btw 37 SGD are a bit expensive for 8gb isnt it (but i guess anything from sony is expensive anyway??)?
Thanks for replies in advance. I'm here for another 3 or 4 hours so please reply quick thanks !
so i guess the the lesson learned is: "if you want a thing done well, do it yourself"