[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Apo11on:
The fact, that you consider forum link I provided and its lack of correlation to Note 3 and Samsung devices in general something that casts doubt on my point about exFAT clearly indicates you do not understand the subject at hand, and there is no ambiguity about it. Allow me to clarify this for you: Never ever have I claimed this issue is specific to a certain phone or a certain manufacturer. On the contrary - I clearly indicated it pertains to "Android devices" and you can find that quotation several times in my previous posts. Therefore, the fact that people on the forum I linked cannot get large size sdcards, formatted into exFAT to work on non Samsung devices and on phones, other than Note 3 actually strengthens my point, about lack of support of exFAT accross android devices, and illustrates the issue is not specific to any one phone or manufacturer. I hope that makes things clearer for you. Oh and by the way - putting the word "research" in parenthesis, thus implying it's not real, and overall condescending and passive-aggressive tone of your post is very much unappreciated. Especially, given the fact you based your conclusion on faulty logic, due to lack of understanding of the topic at hand.

As far as members being "kind enough" to thank you for various posts - the specific member I referenced (for the sake of the argument, let's assume it's not your 2nd user ;)) thanked you in consecutive posts, where you simply engaged in an argument with me, claiming what I said about exFAT is not true. Those posts cannot possibly be considered even remotely helpful to anyone for any reason and unless that person was stoned out of his mind when he thanked you - there is no rational explanation for thanking anyone for such posts. Now, *that's* what I consider "casting some doubt on the validity" of those thanks!:laugh:

Your speculation that post to thanks ratio has any kind of correlation to person's credibility is beyond ridiculous and I'm not even gonna bother explaining why it's waaaaaaaaaay off. The only thing I will say though - I've been XDA member a lot longer than you and I've seen enough members, who dont have that many thanks, but when they say something - you can take it to the bank.

Your suggestion to "establish a civilized exchange of ideas and suggestions with those of use who successfully use exFAT" is both, not feasible and unwelcome for a number of reasons:

1. I have already stated in previous posts you're the first person I met, who claims to be able to use exFAT formatted sdcards 64GB or bigger in size - I know no one else and I've been researching the subject for years - ever since the first 64GB sdcard from SanDisk came out.

2. Such discussion would be very much unwelcome because it distracts from the current topic of conversation in this TWRP recovery thread, which is making sure bigbiff is aware of the problem and also because it might give him false impression that re-formatting my sdcard into exFAT is a possible solution, when I'm 100% certain for me it is not, based on the fact that I already tried it, as well as several years of sdcard compatibility due diligence I've already done.