>>> The SD cards info is available everywhere free.
>> Um, where?
> http://www.sandisk.com/Assets/File/OEM/Manuals/SD_SDIO_specsv1.pdf
> and other big makers sites.
>
That's the SDIO extension spec, not the info on the SD memory
itself.  I can find the "physical layer" spec, and I can find the
SDIO extensions, but not the basic memory card info...  (or maybe
the physical layer spec is pretty much IT.)

> FAT32 goes up to 32GB in actual implementations, though it's
> theoretically capable of 2TB.

I think I had FAT32 disks under W98 that were larger than 32GB...
It wasn't till XP came along that windows insisted on NTFS for
large disks...

> MMC is also mechanically thicker, so an SD card cannot be
> inserted into an MMC slot.

Um, which is thicker?  The physical layer spec says that there are
thick (2.1mm) and thin (1.4mm) SD cards, but I don't think I've ever
SEEN a thick one.  2.1mm is almost 0.1 inch, a distance us chip-monkeys
are pretty familiar with!

BillW
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