64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 U1 - Compatibility with RPi B+

[kippy]

Hi
Can anyone advice whether a 64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 U1 is compatible with RPi B+. I have tried formatting the SDXC card with the SDformatter as well as the EaseUS Partition Master 10.0 but in vain.

The image that I am looking to copy is over 34GB.

Thank you.
Kippy

[Joe Schmoe]

Hi
Can anyone advice whether a 64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 U1 is compatible with RPi B+. I have tried formatting the SDXC card with the SDformatter as well as the EaseUS Partition Master 10.0 but in vain.

The image that I am looking to copy is over 34GB.

Thank you.
Kippy

What (specifically) have you tried/attempted?

What error messages did you get?

[hansotten]

Hi
Can anyone advice whether a 64GB Micro SDXC Class 10 U1 is compatible with RPi B+. I have tried formatting the SDXC card with the SDformatter as well as the EaseUS Partition Master 10.0 but in vain.

The image that I am looking to copy is over 34GB.

Thank you.
Kippy

It could be the card was formatted as eFAT by the utilities you used, because of the large size. Afaik the RPi only knows about fat and fat32.

Can you try formatting as fat32?

[kippy]

Hi
I have tried formatting the sdxc from the default exFat to a Fat 32.
Copied the NOOBS.
Tried to boot.
The RPI B+ doesn't seem to recognize the OS.

Note: I am able to boot with the original 8 GB card that came with the RPI with NOOBS.

Thank you.

[RaTTuS]

can you try the latest raspbian image downloaded from here ^

[hansotten]

Hi
I have tried formatting the sdxc from the default exFat to a Fat 32.
Copied the NOOBS.
Tried to boot.
The RPI B+ doesn't seem to recognize the OS.

Note: I am able to boot with the original 8 GB card that came with the RPI with NOOBS.

Thank you.

How did you copy Noobs? With the Win32DiskImager?

[kippy]

@Hansotten - the SDXC was formatted as FAT32.
@RaTTus - Previously, I used the Offline and network install. I am attempting to download the image again and giving it a go with the
Win32Diskimager.
WiIll update on the progress shortly.

Thank you

[kippy]

Hi
The image was downloaded from http://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_latest
Used Win32Diskimager to copy the image across.
But the RPi doesn't recognize the Raspbian and does not boot-up.

Thank you

[AndrewS]

See if anything from http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 28&t=83463 helps?