Hi,
I think a more flexible option would be using a large USB thumb drives so both Apex and mPower can read from this drive. The max capacity supported on CF is about 2 TB Terabyte) - that is, about 2000 GB. As of now, the largest card that's "bound" to work with mPower is 64 GB, and largest "known" SD card for mPower is 4 GB (no HC). For Apex, the largest "shown" SD card capacity is 32 GB, but some people say (and since the SD documentation say) that up to 2000 GB would work. As to the whole story behind this scenario, we'll just say that the smart guys figured that limiting to 32 GB was enough for some time.
Cheers,
Joseph ----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Hall <[email protected]
To: dv <[email protected]
Date sent: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 00:09:31 -0500
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] SD cards for MPower

Yes, the mPower will not support HC (high capacity) sd cards. You can
find 4gb sd cards that are not hc, but they are rare.
The mPower supports cf cuards of up to 32gb, but there is a huge
difference between sd and cf cards. Just because the mPower can use large capacity cf cards does not mean it can use similarly sized sd
cards; they are two different animals.

On 11/28/11, dv <[email protected]> wrote:
but the empower can hold up to 16 gigs on a compact flash and the
only reason I know this is because I have a 16 gig compact flash
card

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