Thread: Classic Nook not booting after new micro sd card
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Old 02-20-2010, 02:59 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by lionel47 View Post
Good suggestion. I formatted the card. Same result.
What I would do:
- Copy the document structure (not the files, just the folders) from internal memory to the SD card. (I guess you need the folder "documents" and the likes on your card.)
- Check whether you've got the correct FAT for your SD card. Check the internal memory (properties in Windows Explorer). Probably FAT32. Use the same for the SD card.
- Else try to boot without card.
If it's still not working, I'd reflash. But that's a separate explanation.
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