I looked and read, I promise, but I couldn't find a definitive answer to this (or I overlooked it). Does it need to be 128 meg? or can it be more?What size Xd card will work with the ESX?
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What size Xd card will work with the ESX?
I know, I know.... not another storage question. I looked and read, I promise, but I couldn't find a definitive answer to this (or I overlooked it). Does it need to be 128 meg? or can it be more?
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Re: What size Xd card will work with the ESX?
antret wrote:I know, I know.... not another storage question.
lol
You're right, no one has suggested to use the XD in order to get more storage.Pastor-of-Muppets wrote:not definitive, just my guess, but if it can't read SM > 128MB I don't see why it would be able to read XD > 128MB
I've certainly never seen anyone suggest using XD in order to get more storage - the reason most people give for using XD is they're easier to find than SM
I understand the limitation there. My guess is that one larger than 128 meg wouldn't work either. I just never recalled seeing a definitive yes/no to the idea. No biggie, I will just hunt down one that is 128 meg.