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Old 03-06-2011, 10:05 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by jersysman View Post
I am new to the Nook Color and to Rooting. I see mentioned a class 6 micro SD card. By that are there different classes of cards? I was just going to get a micro SD card to Root, but should I be asking for a class 6?
yes, there are different classes and the difference is read/write speed (and cost). If you are just using to load auto-noot, I don't think it would make a difference as you don't use the card once loaded.

If you are planning to run a different version of Android (such as Froyo or Honeycomb) off an SD card and/or want to use the card as extended storage for loading apps/movies, you will probably want a faster card.

Class 2 is probably too slow. Class 4 may be okay but some report a lag running Froyo on it. Likewise, some report issues running Honycomb/Froyo from Class 10. Hence the general recommendation is Class 6 for now.
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