yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
My point with ntfs was that u could find a pc app to convert ntfs to fat 32 on the pc ....of course it wont work in your phone since the rom does not support the reformat tool

Here is another option which may even be more favorable....apparently our phones can read ntfs formatted sd cards by following the instructions here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1416923

Never tried it myself but honestly if it works well I will do it as well. Being able to have larger files on my phone is a plus
[Galaxy S II Accessories] gma388124:
The micro sdxc 64gb is now only £45 (roughly 70$) with free delivery to UK at Amazon.Co.UK and play.com. Not sure if they ship abroad.

Play.com SanDisk Micro 64gb SDXC

Amazon.Co.uk SanDisk Micro 64gb SDXC

On Amazon: Go to new and used offers and buy from Amazon directly at £45.39

Please note play.com delivery estimate is 1-2 Weeks
[Galaxy S II Accessories] tdereus:
Any news if they will update to move away from FAT32?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
Seeing how very few companies acknowledge their existence I doubt very soon...also since it is possible to use ntfs it is somewhat of a non issue
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Plonker:
Well I can't get my S2 to work with my recently aquired Sandisk 64gb.

It detected the card, says it's 'Blank or has unsupported file system'. Offers to format, prepares SD card, then back to 'Blank or has unsupported file system'.

If I try to 'Mount' in settings>storage, the same happens.

The card is recognised by Windows 7 and I am able to format it in NTFS and transfer files to it.

But my S2 doesn't like it. :(

Update: I couldn't get my S2 to format the card so I put it in my wife's Nokia N8 and did it there.

It would have been nice to find a solution that didn't require such a work-around.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] GoatApocalypse:
Plonker - are you running the ROM that your phone came with? Or at least a stock Samsung ROM?

I couldn't get it to format in Resurrection Remix, for example, but flashing back to stock sorted me right out. I recommend you do that same.

Alternatively, if you have any friends with a phone running a stock ROM and a microSD port, that should be able to format it for you...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
If u run a custom rom a lot of devs don't seem to make sure the reformat tool works
[Galaxy S II Accessories] gadget069:
So having a stock rom will let you to format it, can you go back to a custom rom and still have functionality of the sdcard?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
Yes....the problem is custom roms lose the reformat ability...not that they cannot read the format itself
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rachit_rox:
Here's the link

http://www.deltapage.com/products/SanDisk®-Mobile-Ultra™-microSDHC™-64-GB-Class-6-(UHS-1).html

http://www.ebay.in/itm/Sandisk-64GB...178726?pt=IN_Memory_Cards&hash=item3f164e6f66

http://www.ebay.in/itm/SANDISK-64GB...837120?pt=IN_Memory_Cards&hash=item231c21dec0

B/w i own an optimus 2x... what are the chances that it will not work in my phone??
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Plonker:
Stock ROM. (Phone from O2)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
It will work with your phone as long as it can read FAT 32 format for memory cards (answer is yes)

All u have to do is reformat the card...your phone should do it for you no problem assuming your still on a stock rom.

If for some reason your phone will not reformat the card to fat 32 u have a couple of options:

1. Reformat the card to fat 32 on a pc via an application (prolly have to format to ntfs then fat 32)

2. Find another phone and try reformatting it in that phone

3. Root your phone and install a custom and then do a simple mod/tweak that allows your phone to read NTFS

Honestly though th original droid can reformat and use the 64 GB sdxc card so there is very little chance that any phones have a hardware limitation which prevents people from using the cards

Again the only initial problem anyone has is these cards come in the exfat format instead of fat 32..this is purely a software related issue
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wiecho65:
If i install the 64gb microsd card then phone its slower or not?? I have use now 32gb and its ok.

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Gaff_l:
I've been using a 64GB card for a few months with no problems at all. Doesn't appear to slow anything down.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] 10076757:
can someone tell me the difference between these http://www.play.com/Search.html?searchstring=64gb+micro+sd&searchsource=0&searchtype=allproducts
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rachit_rox:
formatting it to fat 32 is not a problem for me... but can you explain the third option of running ntfs in our phones. I thought only transformer prime was able to run ntfs system. I think ntfs system might be faster than fat32. b/w I am running cm9 with spica's kernel
[Galaxy S II Accessories] sathamneh:
Will it work on I9100G

Good day!

Will the SDXC work on the Galaxy S2 I9100G version? I am willing to have more space on my device. I'm running a 32GB Class 6 right now and its working just perfect!

Peace.

Suheel.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] buxz777:
if your device reads fat32 cards then yes it will

i have tested my 64gb card in sgs2 / c7 / n8 / sgs1 and it has worked in all of them

i used my sgs2 to format the card and it worked fine however you can also use a pc program such as

http://partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html

which is a freeware program and it has options to format your drives etc , just put the 64gb card into your pc and format it into fat32 using the linked program and it will work fine also

well worth doing i wont buy a phone without a sd card now as 64gb cards are now affordable prices
[Galaxy S II Accessories] a_t_u_l:
Anyone knows the answer to this???
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Trev186:
One is a class 6 which means higher transfer speeds...the other does not specify a class...that is the only difference but I suspect the cheaper one is a lower class.

Imo buy the classes 6
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Evo4sickness:
Yeah one is worth your money the other isnt lol
[Galaxy S II Accessories] 10076757:
The cheaper one is a class 10 and the expensive one is a class 6.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] a_t_u_l:
Shouldn't it be the other way round, cheaper class 6 and expensive class 10.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] misterspex:
the cheaper one has UHS-1 class.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] 3waygeek:
FWIW, the SanDisk UHS-1 micro SDXC doesn't deliver that kind of performance on the SGS2. I've been running one since September, and SD Tools routinely gives me 7 MB/s write, 18 MB/s read, regardless of which ROM I'm running.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] 10076757:
Does that mean its better than the class 6 card? Its proper confusing the class 10 specifically says its for android devices
[Galaxy S II Accessories] htchd2sucks:
Hm... Hm.... Hm........

RTFM?

:D

In my humble opinion Mr who posted asking the difference should spend 2 minutes reading his links instead of immediately asking for help.

In here we have been presented 3 products:

1) Busbi 64GB Micro SD Card Class 10 SD XC Card

1 New from €53.99 Free delivery

2) SanDisk Mobile Ultra / 64GB / Micro SD XC Memory Card with Adapter / Class 6

€82.28 Free delivery

3) SanDisk Mobile Ultra Android microSDXC UHS-I Card 64 GB with Adapter

Mobile

1 New from €60.99 Free delivery

A simple look at the technical infos for that latest product show:

Class 10 performance for full HD video

So between 2) and 3) there's no doubt to have:

3) is quite cheaper and higher class... That's 2 out of the picture.

Now you see 1) it's "busbi", never heard. Google it, but definitely not famous and not a safe buy. 1) is out (especially that price difference is not so much).

We leaves you with 3):SanDisk Mobile Ultra Android microSDXC UHS-I Card 64 GB with Adapter Mobile CLASS 10.

You can google the reviews:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2393486,00.asp

Now the good questions you should have asked yourself are:

Do I need so much storage?

Is that not better to buy a cheaper card with less storage (like 8GB or 16GB max)?

Why I even want to compare those products if I have no clue what they are?

Do I need the fastest cards? There are still decent models, probably cheaper.

PS: by the way the Sandisk Ultra are another distinction beyond the "class"... They are usually rated higher due to their good write/read speed performances.

---------- Post added at 03:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:11 PM ----------

No because maybe they have made much more class 10 than class 6.

SO don't get fooled by the price. It used to be for RAM (memory computers) that the old crap was very expensive while the new DDR-Ram was cheaper (due to mass production and purchases).

Here the only decent choice between those 3 cards is the 60.99euros one.

---------- Post added at 03:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:14 PM ----------

Not at all.

By the way your Sandisk Ultra is one of the best micro SD cards.

Forget about that "busbi"card that's a joke- a crappy unknown card.

Just go for the 1st one, end of it.

The 1st two are similar beside 1 branded class10 and one branded class6.

Go for the class 10 at 60 euros.

---------- Post added at 03:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:16 PM ----------

Yes I replied above.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] timberwolf60:
Just bought a Sanddisk cl10 yesterday, tried it on my windows PC and transfer some files. It worked but when I put into s2 it shown failed. Put back to PC and prompted me need to format, but my PC can't format it. In my PC shown exfat and fat format but I can't do any further. Please advice. Thank!

Send from my GT I9100, XWLPG_wananlite with Jkay theme V14 using Tapatalk2
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rickgillyon:
Use this for formatting:

http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm
[Galaxy S II Accessories] timberwolf60:
Get an replacement and directly put into my S2. Ow...failed. took it and put into PC and I have the same issue as the previous card as my post above. It really a big headache to me. Then I drop down the status bar, touched on the SD card icon. Then it prompted me wrong format, I fellow the instruction given to format the card, erasing......done. All was done on the phone. Viola I have 59.36GB. I will going to transfer from my nearly full 32 GB card data into it. Very happy. Really a smart SGS2. Thank Samsung.

Send from my GT I9100, XWLPG_wananlite with Jkay theme V14 using Tapatalk2
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kcome:
Forst of all, I am not using my Epic 4G in US or a country that changing ESN/MEID is illegal, just for technical help. if you know details about this phone/chipset or whatever it matters i will be appreciated.

Currently I am going to change the phone's ESN to a new one other than the pESN which is generated from MEID found under the battery. However, I use this method mobile5.in/forums/index.php?/topic/255-meid-esn-repair-for-samsung-epic-4g and get the correct MEID result, also the corresponding pESN is correct too. With the absolute right AKEY which is written by CDMAWorkshop, I can't use the phone service.To give further clarity, I am using a MEID which is taken from my previous "droid pro" and that phone is not switched on now, it's far away from my network. and that means I am copying old droid pro's MEID on to my new Epic 4G, then use the same IMSI(MIN) / AKEY.

Just don't know if something different with Samsung platform or this specific Qualcomm chip used in Epic 4G. I got right MEID/pESN on the phone's screen with ##RTN#, and correct pESN in QPST,QXDM,CDMAWorkshop, but I still can't input akey on the phone by ##AKEY#, no matter wich format i use (16hex,20dec,26dec) it says AKEY failed.

Thanks in advance for answering ;)
[HTC Incredible S] Hawkysoft:
seems like next year we'll own quadcores, im happy i took the IS instead of the dualcores now ;)
[HTC Incredible S] NardVa:
I'm thinking dual core phones will really take off 2nd half of 2011 and probably carry over through 2012. Probably want seen any quad core phones until late 2012 or early 2013.
[General Questions and Answers] hah2110:
Opinions on 7" vs 10"? Looking for a general portable Android table to use for work, presentations, notes, etc. Archos 7"? 10"? Viewsonic? Etc.... Any ideas or recommendations?
[General Questions and Answers] yohobojo:
I prefer 7 inches because it's portable
[General Questions and Answers] hah2110:
Ok but which
[General Questions and Answers] jackdowsan:
Samsung Galaxy Tab is quite good!
[General Questions and Answers] yohobojo:
Nook color is good once rooted.
[General Questions and Answers] d883113:
htc is good
[General Questions and Answers] galaxys:
The new ASUS Eee Pad Transformer 10" w/Honeycomb sound very good!
[General Questions and Answers] tony1208:
Depends on how much and what you are looking for and what you want to do with it...I went with the nook color and flashed android on it and I love it. I choose the nook because I didn't need a camera or needed all the features. As of now I have Gingerbread running on cm7 and over clocked at 1.1ghz .runs smooth, flash player works as well as youtube. Hell u can even running honeycomb off that lil ****er.$250 for it....can't neat the price ...oh and ya this ebook reader runs flash stock soon and the Ipad is 400 bucks and it can't.....I find that funny..
[General Questions and Answers] kdanial:
hoho zte light
[General Questions and Answers] oka1:
Got the Color Nook Very good run as dual boot the Reader on it is awesome for the kid reads out loud the books

My Next is the EE Transformer for me that is the sweetspot between geek and business

Tha Ipad tells you you are getting more charges you way more and you get less........ but got to say good marketing......... funny to me
[General Questions and Answers] lude219:
if you have to buy it now - acer iconia a500

if you can wait until june - samsung tab 10.1 (8.5mm version)
[General Questions and Answers] brucewill:
Yeh! I think htc will be good for you, I like to recomment emission management software and carbon accounting software which I have get from carbonmanagementsoftware it has lots of software according to your needs. Hope this will be helpful for you. Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] joak0068:
Xoom !! Great specs
[General Questions and Answers] hedney3:
This looks like its going to be a hot tablet....thats all i got to say.
[General Questions and Answers] tony1208:
Sure does.....what u guys think aboutvthe blackberry tab? I heard good things....I just don't like the bb brand....
[General Questions and Answers] kleanth1s:
That exactly was my dilemma. Not a bb fan (nothing personal). Went for the iconia :D
[General Questions and Answers] homeworlder:
The new sony tablets looks awesome, worth waiting for i'd say :)

I used mah awesome Xperia Play R800i w/ CM7 to write this
[General Questions and Answers] kleanth1s:
Just saw them on the internet......interesting.
[General Questions and Answers] donleoner:
Motorola Xoom looks alright!
[General Questions and Answers] Mainspring:
If you can wait til Q2 and looking for a 7", the just announced ASUS Tegra 3 ICS tablet is looking good.

$249!
[General Questions and Answers] jack928:
Great

Thank you for your work
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
I been rooted for about a month now and love it, glad i did it and would never go back. i have the wireless tethering, Hulu and i pretty much seen every custom rom out their possible and have found that Myn Warm is obviously the best one out their and i know plenty would agree.

One thing i haven't gotten around to is Kernels. i'm running the custom kernel that came with this rom and i don't really see a difference in my baterry life, my battery dies just as much if i am using it as it is when its on stand by. (Carrying around a spare battery with me wherever i go is getting embarrassing )

I want to know everything there is to know about kernels possible in this thread so all the bright minds of AC please put your input here and even suggest your own if you'd like.

What i'm really trying to find out is

. What is a kernel and what does it mainly do

. How much voltage can a Evo take so i can find out what kernel fits best

. How do i install a kernel? is it same as flashing a custom Rom? and do you need to Wipe everything as you would a rom

. How long until you can tell if a Kernel is actually working

Thanks in advance
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
This link is your best friend I promise.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=894880

Also battery life is a tough question to answer man it's all about how one uses their phone. Personally I just discovered this little trick; if you turn this off your battery life will double or triple!

Turning off mobile data will just cut off apps from using data(twitter, Facebook, etc). I just turn it on when I need it. You'll still receive calls and text but man I've tripled my battery life. P.S nice avatar.

You install a kernel the same way you do a rom; go into recovery and flash zip. Usually the kernel has built in scripts to wipe dalvik, cache, and etc. Also flashing a kernel will not wipe your rom and its a very easy and safe process. To check if its installed, go to settings, then phone information it should show you the installed kernel. I usually give a kernel about a day or two to check/compare performance/battery. Good luck

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
terrific thanks, couldn't of put it any better for me.

Thanked*

1 question. when i turn off data can i still browse the web or still have to go turn it on then continue browsing.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Turning off mobile data puts the "data" to sleep so you cant browse the web. But when you find yourself not using the phone turn it(the mobile data) off and I promise your battery will last a long time. When its on your phones radio is constantly being used which of course kills the battery. Its just a tip man you don't have to turn it off. I'm usually always around wifi so I turn it off; if I'm not by wifi I turn it on when I need it. I figured this out like a week ago and done many test to convince myself I wasn't crazy. I went from 10hrs moderate use to about 31hrs moderate use(regular battery).

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
i love the idea, im around wifi 90% of my life and im going to start trying that, i was wondering if there was a way to not let apps run in the background but only when i use it, guess this is what it comes to.

But still when i'm not at home or work i'm still going to have a battery issue, when i get around to that thread you posted hopefully i find the right kernel to help me out on the road
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
I could suggest some kernels for bettery battery life; that link also has some really helpful information. What rom are you running? I like to run sbc kernels to give my battery that "complete charge" lol. Check out this pic to prove I wasn't crazy. I pulled the phone off the charger 15hrs ago, battery still with 52% left. I got another 15 hours out of it by turning it off(mobile data). I'm also around wifi alot myself. Using wifi doesn't drain the battery not even half as fast as mobile data.

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
i use Myn Warm. thats all i use since everything works on this perfect rom.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Ahhh excellent choice. Myns 2.2 and koni's elite are my favorite sense roms. Well my battery stats looks different because I'm running a different rom. I always switch back and forth between sense and aosp. Same things I've said apply both both by the way; I've tested on sense and aosp. In sense I believe you go to settings, then about phone, and then it should say battery stats. On aosp it looks this way.

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
yeah i got it dude thanks alot for the help.

i can't seem to use any other rom, in my opinion nothing is going to compete with Myn's roms anytime soon. this guy is a guru when it comes to these things and i can't wait for a new update on warm 2.2

Can you post KONI Elite, im pretty sure i have seen every theme out their but can't bring to mind which one that is
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Word. Yeah myns 2.2 was flawless to me. I'd rate koni's right behind it; koni is more into theming and his roms are sick. The two rocks are probably neck and neck I don't know which I like more. I guess if I had to pick I'd roll with myn.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=941055

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
does everything work? + tethering
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Yup. But so does everything I'm myns. You could always nandroid and if you don't like it just hop back to myns.

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUUIfy7_ab4

this video just sold me.

Myns i love you, but i think i gotta try this out lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpz1100:
dirkyd3rk, from post #5, I can see that you're using cm7 (or some variation of GB). In 2.2 sense, we had the option - enable mobile data always on under network settings. This permitted the 3g data to remain on even when the phone was in sleep mode. If this was turned off, 5 minutes after the screen turned off, so did the mobile data. I don't see an equivalent option in cm7. It's either always on, or always off. Of course, depending on your particular setup, one option may be preferable over the other.

In the case of the OP, this may actually be useful. Mobile data would be on any time the screen is on, without any further user action. When the device is sleeping, so is the data (after 5 min).

Now to the OP, be aware that having this option set that way, anything push related will not work. Finally, i'm unsure if other tasks such as weather updates will still work correctly when the screen is off.

If there is no way to enable this functionality in a GB rom, and you want this capability, your only recourse is to use a froyo based rom.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
how do i stop the android market from updating? i want to use to market theme from Koni's
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
You have to freeze the market updater with titanium backup!

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Lol I told you koni is a beast man!

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
what if it already updated to the original market. do i have to install the rom all over again
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
Yeah man i'm really liking this right now, couple things i wish would be different but theres no such thing as a perfect rom. i'm really going to enjoy my weekend now lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
You don't have to install again, did you get titanium backup yet? That's the beauty of nandroid, play for a little then go back when you want. I have like 5 nandroids on my sdcard lol.

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
i didn't nandroid backup :D i never do. i know tsk, tsk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
Yeah you're right about the always on or always off deal with gb, it kinda works out of me since at work I'm on wifi 100% of the time and soon as I walk inside my home its on wifi.

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
No nandroid! ,ouch dude. I used to be the same way man until I realized how important they were. Nandroids can be flashed on top of whatever no wiping no nothing. It saves, apps, settings, your complete setup. So now if you wanted to switch to myn you'd have to start all over. Sheesh man lol

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey_UFC:
i don't mind starting over, just re download my purchased apps and sms backup and im good. only thing i care about is my text.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpz1100:
Making recovery images cannot be stressed enough. It takes a snapshot of the device's software setting, including call log, contacts, texts, and any and all all app settings, etc. If you download a bad app or make some other change that crashes your phone, recovery is as simple as restoring your most recent image.