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Originally Posted by tompe
I meant SD cards based on MMC (or non-SDHC-cards). And I was thinking about the following from wikipedia:
Using 2048 you get a maximum size of 4G and not 2G.
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You are correct and a few 4G were made but not sanctioned by the SD committee. The largest file before SDHC that was sanctioned by the committee is 2G with 1024 block sizes. The Wiki makes it seem like these cards above 2 GB were sanctioned devices but they never were and it is only a fluke that they even work with the standard drivers and whether they work on your device is very hit or miss.
The standard for 4 Gig and above is only SDHC cards which are formatted FAT32. Cybook is a bit non-standard in that it prefers FAT32 on regular SD cards but again this is not according the SD committee standard which specifies FAT (FAT16) on 2 GB cards.
Dale