Custom made iPod case:

Custom made iPod case:
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Actually I have 2 Golden SanDisk ea 1 TB in my Ipod 5.5 installed in a quad adapter from Tarkan. It works flawless. Adding more than 2 TB seems to be impossible (according to Dankpods: ). So I have not tried with more cards.
I have one of these installed on a Sony NWA-55. It is working perfectly with about 600 Gb of music on it.Has anyone tried the Amazon budget "own brand" 1Tb micro SD card?
Actually I have 2 Golden SanDisk ea 1 TB in my Ipod 5.5 installed in a quad adapter from Tarkan. It works flawless. Adding more than 2 TB seems to be impossible (according to Dankpods: ). So I have not tried with more cards.
Argh. Bought a brand new memory card, and _still_ this iflash/ipod combo won't work. Still get corruption if I try to copy anything to it.
Seems to be that either this iFlash is faulty, or there's something freaky about my PC, and in particular its USB connections. Last attempt will be to get another iFlash and try that.
I just purchased a 1 TB Amazon basics microSD card, I did a test with it, and actually it is faster than my 400 GB Grey SanDisk Micro SD cards. I have this 1 tb Amazon, 2*400 and 200 SanDisk in a quad. Restoring the iPod worked perfectly, I rockboxed it, and now I am filling it with musicGoing beyond 2Tb would require Rockbox to be rewritten to support exFAT, and the impression I have from comments on their forum is that that would be a lot of work and seems fairly unlikely to ever happen.
I did wonder if it could be achieved in some other way, maybe if Tarkan adaptors could somehow present the iPod with separate disks rather than one single one? But I really don't know much about it, maybe the ipod's hardware cant accept that?
Has anyone tried the Amazon budget "own brand" 1Tb micro SD card? That seems to be currently the cheapeast 1Tb micro SD that they sell. I've succesfully used a couple of other brands of 1Tb cards before, but have yet to try that one. Really, given the 2Tb limit, there's not much point using cards larger than 512Gb, as you can hit the limit with just those, and they are cheaper per-Gb than the 1Tb cards.
I just installed 1tb and 3x400gb, so 2.2tb and it is working flawlesslyThough I am a bit curious if the 2Tb limit applies to the pre-formatted, pre-iFlashoverhead size, or to the total size after that - i.e. is there any benefit to going to slightly over 2Tb in raw pre-formatted size?