[musiclee@verizon.net]

How do you find this out?

I want to verify this to verify why my 4gb MicroSD does not work....


Thanks...

[jeremyckitching]

I thought the Pearl only supported up to 2GB, while the Curve (8300) supported 4GB. Could be wrong, which would not be the first time...

[musiclee@verizon.net]

no, i think there's someone here , (forgot name), who says , theyre pearl tmo, from oct, was a no go with 4gb

but with his new PEARL, on tmo, IT WORKS...

i just got mine last week, online at wirelessbuy.com, and it does not work...

is mine old stock, from october?

that's what i need to find out..

[coldconfession13]

if you update to the .101 os on pearl it will support the 4gb sd card

[CaptSwerve]

Originally Posted by coldconfession13

if you update to the .101 os on pearl it will support the 4gb sd card

Do you have a 4GB microSD card that you've tested this with?

[musiclee@verizon.net]

yes, i have 4gb sandisk in my tmob, with latest tmob OS, which i think is 4.2.64

[coldconfession13]

It has been confirmed on pinstack that 4gb works with the pearl using the latest .101. Musiclee look at the sticky of the 8100 and follow those intructions

[Cory Scheuer]

for the love of god... the pearl cant support it, its a hardware issue, not forware... if you guys did your searching you would see there is already a thread in here that discusses this and why its cant be supported

[jamexman]

Originally Posted by musiclee@verizon.net

yes, i have 4gb sandisk in my tmob, with latest tmob OS, which i think is 4.2.64

And your pearl sees the card as a 4 gig one, or a 2 gig one (could work, but only format it to 2 gigs), please confirm this.

[buggle_96]

Originally Posted by Cory Scheuer

for the love of god... the pearl cant support it, its a hardware issue, not forware... if you guys did your searching you would see there is already a thread in here that discusses this and why its cant be supported

Dude chill, nothing is proven yet. From what I have seen with the new os and a non-sdhc 4gb card it will work. Only thing I have not seen tested is actualy pushing 4 gb of data to it.