[Rich]

Hi guys,I'm just waiting for my M001 to arrive and I was just seeking clarification on the M001's handling of SD and SHC cards. I've heard from various sources that the M001 supports SDHC, and also that it doesn't. I've also heard that it works for day-to-day use, but that you can't boot to an SDHC card, so it's no use for flashing and updating.So, what's the truth?

 

[classicalguy]

I've used both 8 and16 gb without problems. I do not know about flashing because I use a regular sd for that.Sent from my Eken M001 using Tapatalk

 

[rocky289]

I've just used a SDHC card to update the firmware with out any problems.It was only a 1GB card, I had heard there had been problems using bigger ones.I use a 8GB Class 6 SDHC for the main storage. I have had problems getting the device to read from it, but after re-formating to fat it works good.I'm not sure what is going on there, possibly a faulty card? Anyone else had this problem?

 

[linuxluver]

[quote name='Rich;27893]Hi guys' date='I'm just waiting for my M001 to arrive and I was just seeking clarification on the M001's handling of SD and SHC cards. I've heard from various sources that the M001 supports SDHC, and also that it doesn't. I've also heard that it works for day-to-day use, but that you can't boot to an SDHC card, so it's no use for flashing and updating.So, what's the truth?[/QUOTE']I have one Class 6 8GB SDHC card...but I can't use it in anything but the M001. I also use 4 MicroSD card (1 x 2Gb, 1 x 4GB and 2 x 8GB and classes 2, 4 and 6) I put the MicroSD's into the SDHC adapters that came with them. They all work fine as data storage and as media for flashing firmware (ie. with script folders).

 

[Roger Calver]

I use a 16Gb SDHC for storage and a 4GB Micro SDHC for firmware updates (both class 6 speed).