I would like to know from those have attempted, please post what brand, size, succeed (failed with err statements if possible).
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Here is mine (arrange from brands), LLF=low level format
Adata Turbo, 16G, succeeded after LLF, failed without LLF.
Adata Turbo, 8G, succeeded after LLF, failed without LLF.
Adata Turbo, 4G, succeeded without LLF
Adata 4G, micro in mini adaptor, succeeded without LLF (the card must be 'sit' rigidly, able to be read/write, it took me several trials to make it right)
Adata 4G, class 6, succeeded without LLF
Dane-Elec, 4G, succeeded without LLF
Kingston 4G, micro in mini adaptor, succeeded without LLF
Patriot, class6, 16G succeeded without LLF (Dan)
Patriot, 8G, succeeded without LLF (nhanquy PM)
Patriot, 8G, miniSD on SD adapter, succeeded without LLF ***** It will get corrupted after 1 month use, dont know why, happened to me 2X and happened to other user several times.
Sandisk Extreme III 4G, 8G (see thread #21, Geraldko) LLF may/may not needed
Sandisk 8 G micro w mini adapter, problems
The above are all SDHC. Any card bigger than 2G are SDHC? I used mostly Milhouse script. I did try the Wiki by enterring commands one by one, http://maemo.org/community/wiki/howt...from_mmc_card/, no dice, same results, failed if no LLF. So far, 2G/Kingston and 1G/Adata have been straight clone, no LLF needed.
Nobody use kingston or sandisk? Well, then this low level format use required by all except Patriot or maybe Transcend is critical to cloning in the N8x0 series. Is this from the SD, as 'conformed to the industrial standard' or rather another surprise from Nokia OS?
All my cards are class 6. I've never had problems with class 6.
class 2 gave me constant problems same with class 4. I have
Patriot class 6 , 16gb sdhc. I use many other class 6 brands, never had
problems with any class 6 cards. Hope this answers your pm. In regards
to your pm on my usb hub sdhc setup I provide
detailed instructions on this thread if you want a simple way to do it.
Dan
hi,
this is a stupid question but here goes. After cloning my OS2008 to MMC and Fanoushes dual boot program I'm not convinced that the OS is running from MMC.
I choose MMC from the boot option, the start up seems maybe slightly faster than before, but application manager installs everything on internal flash.
Is this just a default or is the OS still actually running from the internal flash.
There are many things one can check whethere your are booting from interenal flash or MMC. The most easy, control panel>memory, if the Device storage is >256 MB, you are booting from MMC, provided your partition, of course if more than 256 MB to begin with.
xterm df and look at 1st line, Filesystem Mounted on /dev/mtdblock4, you are booting from internal flash; all other you are booting from MMC, e.g., /dev/mmcblk1p2, boot from ext sd or /dev/mmcblk0p2, boot from int SD.
BTW, boot up from MMC and boot up from internal flash DO NOT communicate with each other, i.e., app installed on one is NOT accessible by the other.
I'm booting off of a 16 GB Trascend SDHC. Worked without any issue. Partition, format partitions, clone OS, booted up without an issue.
And the easiest way to ensure you're booting off of MMC instead of internal? Change your wallpaper. Shut down. Remove the SD card. Boot off of internal (you're only option). Voila, different wallpaper. :P
It should be noted that regardless of what you boot off of, your system volume will ALWAYS report itself as Internal Flash, even if you are booting off of MMC.
...It should be noted that regardless of what you boot off of, your system volume will ALWAYS report itself as Internal Flash, even if you are booting off of MMC.
Whatever your boot drive/partition is. So on your typical Windows computer, you system volume is you C:. On your NIT, whatever you boot off of, be it internal flash or SD Card, will report itself as the same thing ("Device Memory" if you go to the Memory applet in the Control Panel). If I boot off of flash, my "Device Memory" (the system volume) is the internal flash. If I boot off of my SD card, my "Device memory" (now the system volume) is my bootable flash partition.
