#145041 - __HBK__ - Sat Nov 10, 2007 9:45 pm
I am looking for a new card that has microSDHC support, a clean menu and os, autoloading (like r4), and perhaps cheat support.
I currently have an M3S, but would really like to have microSDHC support. I don't want to give up any of the great features I currently have, and also don't want to spend too much on a new card. I am open as well to the option of a slot-2 device with pass/flash-me.
Any good ideas?
#145050 - dantheman - Sun Nov 11, 2007 1:10 am
The only devices I know of with SDHC support are the CycloDS Evolution, Supercard DS, and DS Link. It's possible that the R4 and M3 Simply will get SDHC support in a firmware update, but it's also possible that it will require new hardware. The DS Link added support in a firmware update while the Supercard DS came out with new hardware to support it, so it could go either way with the R4/M3 Simply.
No slot-2 device has SDHC support though.
#145060 - HyperHacker - Sun Nov 11, 2007 3:33 am
I'm pretty sure Acekard supports it too. IIRC their website says the max card size is 2GB, which would require SDHC.
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#145064 - DragonMinded - Sun Nov 11, 2007 3:59 am
No, 2GB is the largest that non SDHC can go. In terms of homebrew, I'd recommend Cyclods Evo as their DLDI is more robust than that of many other manufacturers. They actually support and update it.
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#145118 - __HBK__ - Sun Nov 11, 2007 8:35 pm
hmmm....
I've looked around some more and it looks like the two best options are the M3DS Real and the CycloDS Evolution...
The main thing I don't like about the cyclods evo is that it doesn't support the autoloading that the r4 and m3 simply have. Does anyone know if the M3DS Real does that?
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#145153 - HyperHacker - Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:43 am
My bad, off by one error. :-p Yeah, non-SDHC can be up to 2GB, and the AK website says up to 4GB.
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#145186 - OSW - Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:39 am
SDHCs aren't very affordable at the moment.
i recently shelled out for a normal 2GB microsd even though i have a SDHC compatible cart, because the 4GBs i've seen are too expensive.
#145257 - __HBK__ - Tue Nov 13, 2007 6:30 am
hrm. i see. the microsdhc 4GB cards i saw were about $50....
although... that doesn't seem that more expensive than current flash drives...
on the other topic, i thought that there were slot-2 microsdhc devices. i remember reading somewhere about a device that had a firmware update to support sdhc :/