Son Le wrote: > But I have heard > of many people suggesting to get a high capacity SD card to > allow many applications to run, but how if one cannot boot > from the SDHC? One can :-) I am booting off Transcend 8GB SDHC class 6 card with no problem. > For this knowledge, I went > and > purchased a 16 GB SDHC card. I reflashed the n800 to os2008 > again in which case everything would be deleted. So I began > your tutorial again, but instead on this 16 GB SDHC. > Everything seemed to be working fine, but until I get to the > option where I choose which to boot from. I chose MMC card, > partition 2, ext2 like how you stated, but it failed to boot > from it and began booting on the flash. There is no problem with the procedure in general but some users report same/similar problems with specific cards. There are more threads about this, one example here http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10417 I'd suggest to reformat the card with panasonic SD formatter, it helped few peoople (see post #16 in that thread). If you still have problems check kernel for details why it fails. Frantisek
