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What is causing the confunsion is that many specification sheets for the E71 list 8gb as the limit. Even the new spec sheet for the E72 lists the limit at 16gb. I always thought that was because 8gb was the largest card you could get(?) when the E71 was launched, but if so, then 32gb should be listed for the E72.
Either way, it's fun to have more storage than my iPhone friends! :) Oh, and it's removable too! :)
I have a 8GB sdhc Sandisk card. It's strange I can't read this micro sd card with my desktop or laptop (both windows XP, SP3).
I've use differents methods including: USB2.0 all-in-1 memory card reader (sdhc compatible), the internal sd card reader from my laptop, the "official" microsd to sd adapter by sandisk and a usb2.0 sdhc microsd reader. --->> can't read the card.
I only read/write on the card when it's inside the E71 which is connected via usb to my computer -> too slow to transfert 7Gb of mp3.
Sometime I use SymSMB 4.00 to transfert stuff via wifi.
E71 (fw 100.07.76)
Anyone has the same issues ??
Try removing the password of the memory card on your E71.
I only write/read to the card via the E71 now.
The only issue I've had with my 8g card is having to reboot the phone after transfering data on an Ubuntu box. Always says memory card unavailable. No biggy.
I have tried to use SymSMB but it seems the company no longer supports the product. Did you have a license before this occured or is there another way?
Thx a lot. I remove the password and the card is again readable/writeable, I completly forgot I set one !
@drzoo2
My E71 is hack (http://diabo.110mb.com/symbian/hack.html). I find symSMB using google and forums
Thanks....I'll give it a shot.
This is my primary music player, whether in the car (via aux port) or via headphones.
I like large playlists so I don't hear the same thing in a few days.I have to be careful about how big a playlist I create on the phone, though. Because file transfer speeds via PC Suite are snail-paced, I have a large set of files marked in a single genre and create a playlist right on the phone after transferring via SDHC USB adapter.
The issue is that every time I tried to do one with over 1500 songs (actually, I think it was around 1900) the phone would lock up when trying to create it.
Currently, I use a playlist of about 800 songs, and it works great at that size. At this size playlist, I do get the added benefit of having plenty of room for Maps 3.0 data.
On the other hand, I have had one instance when the memory card was spontaneously reformatted - yup, I turned it off, at night, and charged it up, then turned it on the following morning and found the card was entirely reformatted. And, I've had one instance when the class 6 card was so badly corrupted that the Nokia E71 thought it had been encrypted. Even Windows insisted that it needed to be formatted, rather than reading it.
Probably 30% of the time, after I pull the card and use a card reader to transfer data to/from my laptop, I find the music files need to be re-scanned again. Oh, and my laptop (Vista Ultimate x64) has almost never been able to "see" the memory card, while it's in the phone, using Nokia PC Suite. I always need to pull the card and use a card reader, to transfer data directly from PC to the memory card.
So, in the end, a larger card simply presents more data to carefully back up, since the phone will screw up the card, given time. Overall, I find my E71 is rougher on memory cards than my old Palm T3 or the iPAQ devices (neither of which have ever corrupted data or pulled the other stunts I've experienced with the E71). I'm glad to use the larger card, but it's not been smooth.
Try a standard speed (25Mhz) card instead of hi-speed (50Mhz). I've had lots of corruption problems with hi-speed cards but none with standard speed. Reads on the hi-speed cards (Transcend Class 6) were only 2MB/sec higher than the standard speed cards (19MB/sec vs 17MB/sec).