> On Tue, 7 Nov 2006, Tony Smith wrote:
> 
> > Haven't MMC cards stopped at 512k?
> 
> Transcend makes MMCs up to 2GB.
> 
> > SD are up to 8 gig, IIRC.
> 
> Anything over 4GB is SDHC (as are some 4GB cards), which is 
> not protcol-compatible with SD (MMC and SD use 32-bit 
> addrressing, so can only address 4GB).  I don't know if SDHC 
> includes SPI support.


Oops, I meant 512MB.  Anyway, 2GB is rather large, you don't see MMC being
sold that much these days.

So what do you format a > 4GB card as these days?  That's the limit of
FAT32, so NTFS?

Tony   

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