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MicroSD cards that work with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that work with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are know to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are know to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are know known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 or UDF (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.card. Model (or part) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 or UDF (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand CapacityModelModel no / Part no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand CapacityModelModel no / Part no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or part) product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 or UDF (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no /PartProduct no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no /PartProduct no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus(MB-MC64GA ?)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 or UDF (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB TS16GUSDU1
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus(MB-MC64GA ?)(MB-MC64G) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 or UDF UDF (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
BrandCapacityModel no / Product no---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend16GBTS16GUSDU1UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1)
Works:
BrandCapacityModel no / Product no---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung64GBEVO Plus (MB-MC64G) SanDisk200GBUltra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk256GBMicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4 ext4, UDF or UDFBTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1)
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1)
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1)
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
BrandCapacityModel no / Product no-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend16GB16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1)
Works:
BrandCapacityModel no / Product no-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung64GBEVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung16GB16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk16GB16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk200GBUltra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk256GBMicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra(SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A)(SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) (BTRFS Format) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card. Model (or product) number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Please include also the product/model number so that others can be sure that they know they are looking at the same card as the internals can change without the model name or branding changing. Product number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) (BTRFS Format) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Please include also the product/model number so that others can be sure that they know they are looking at the same card as the internals can change without the model name or branding changing. Product number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk Ultra 64GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10 64GB (SDSQUAR-064G-GN6MA) standard format (guess): exFAT mounted with fuse-exfat out-of-the-box :) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) (BTRFS Format) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Please include also the product/model number so that others can be sure that they know they are looking at the same card as the internals can change without the model name or branding changing. Product number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 16GB (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 16GB (SDSDQB-016G-A11) (FAT32 format) SanDisk Ultra 64GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10 64GB (SDSQUAR-064G-GN6MA) standard format (guess): exFAT mounted with fuse-exfat out-of-the-box :) SanDisk Ultra 128GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10 128GB (SDSQUAR-128G-GN6MA) standard format (guess): exFAT mounted with fuse-exfat out-of-the-box :) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) (BTRFS Format) SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) (BTRFS format)
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Please include also the product/model number so that others can be sure that they know they are looking at the same card as the internals can change without the model name or branding changing. Product number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.
Fails:
BrandCapacityModel no / Product no -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend16GBUHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA64GBM302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC64GBUHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
BrandCapacityModel no / Productno --------------------------------------------------------------------------------no OEMID Format ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung64GBEVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung16GBMicroSDHC C10 (MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME 0x534d FAT32 SanDisk 16GB(MMBTR 16GUBCA-ME, OEMID: 0x534d) (formatted FAT32) SanDisk 16GBMicroSDHC C416GB(SDSDQB-016G-A11)(FAT32 format) SanDiskFAT32 SanDisk 32GB Ultra microSDHC 1 Class 10 (SDSDQUA-032G) 0x5344 FAT32 SanDisk 64GBUltra MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class1064GB(SDSQUAR-064G-GN6MA)standard format (guess): exFAT mounted with fuse-exfat out-of-the-box :) SanDiskexFAT? (fuse-exfat) SanDisk 128GB Ultra128GBMicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10128GB(SDSQUAR-128G-GN6MA)standard format (guess): exFAT mounted with fuse-exfat out-of-the-box :) SanDiskexFAT? (fuse-exfat) SanDisk 200GBUltra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A)(BTRFS Format) SanDiskBTRFS SanDisk 256GBMicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA)(BTRFS format)BTRFS
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[wiki] MicroSD cards that are known to work (or fail) with SailfishX
Being myself in the situation that I'd need a new microSD card for my Xperia X, I tried to figure out what cards would actually work (after formatting using a compatible filesystem) and which would not.
Based on https://together.jolla.com/question/169040/sailfishx-microsd-card-not-detected/ and my own experience I gathered that some Kingston 16GB and 32GB cards don't work, just like some SanDisk 32GB cards, and the Transcend 16GB (UHS-1) I tried, while at least some SanDisk 32GB cards do work (as well as the Kingston 4GB card I had, but that's not very usable anymore). Clearly, brand names and capacities just isn't enough to be able to know if a card should work or not.
I thought it might be possible to have something useful by collecting model numbers (since cards with pretty much identical cover might have different internals). Knowing the oemid of the card might also tell something but that's something you can't check before buying a card.
Please help fellow sailors by adding your experience. I made this a community wiki so you may add directly edit it.
Before reporting a card as failing, please make sure you've made sure that the card has been formatted with a filesystem SFOS X is compatible with, like FAT32, VFAT, ext4, UDF or BTRFS (https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201997993)
Please include also the product/model model number so that others can be sure that they know they are looking at the same card as the internals can change without the model name or branding changing. Product Model number can usually be found in the packaging and/or the shop catalog.catalog. Some manufacturers also have some other codes/numbers, but usually with memory devices the model number includes the capacity of the device in a clearly readable form, and when doing a web search with the model number, one should be able to get hits on manufacturer/reseller product pages.
Fails:
Brand Capacity Modelno / Productno -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcend 16GB UHS-1 U1 Premium (TS16GUSDU1) TOSHIBA 64GB M302-EB EXCERIA EMTEC 64GB UHS-I U1 Elite Gold
Works:
Brand Capacity Model no/ Product noOEMID Format ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samsung 64GB EVO Plus (MB-MC64G) Samsung 16GB MicroSDHC C10 (MMBTR16GUBCA-ME16GUBCA-ME) 0x534d FAT32 SanDisk 16GB MicroSDHC C4 (SDSDQB-016G-A11) FAT32 SanDisk 32GB Ultra microSDHC 1 Class 10 (SDSDQUA-032G) 0x5344 FAT32 SanDisk 64GB Ultra MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10 (SDSQUAR-064G-GN6MA) exFAT? (fuse-exfat) SanDisk 128GB Ultra MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class10 (SDSQUAR-128G-GN6MA) exFAT? (fuse-exfat) SanDisk 200GB Ultra (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A) BTRFS SanDisk 256GB MicroSDXC (SDSQUNI-256G-GN6MA) BTRFS