Marius Gedminas wrote: > Why are SDHC cards limited to 32GB? It's not a filesystem limitation -- > FAT32 supports up to 8TB, if I can trust Wikipedia. And SDHC cards > use sector addressing instead of byte addressing, which hints at a limit > of at least 1TB (2GB limit of standard SD cards * 512 bytes per sector). FAT32 is not very practical system for sizes over 32GB. Even Windows refuses to format partitions over 32GB with FAT32. I guess FAT table is too large to be efficiently handled by memory restricted devices. See table and explanation here http://www.storagereview.com/guide2000/ref/hdd/file/partFAT32.html I wonder if they will agree on some different filesystem for bigger cards or try to stretch FAT32 beyond 32GB. Frantisek
