HuoYuanJia
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Anything else?
It’s a SanDisk Ultra 400 GB, officially supported.
Shanling M0 - Smallest Hi-Res Portable Player - New Firmware V3.6
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It’s a SanDisk Ultra 400 GB, officially supported.
I have same card but have had one go funny ,running hot. Had to send it back.
Maybe update the firmware once more if possible?
All I can think off that you could do.
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Progress to report finally!
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I’m getting mine tomorrow, can anybody point me to where you find the firmware 2.0 link? I searched the thread but I couldn’t find any links.
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It is posted in the first page of this thread.......
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I'm going to go from memory on this, so please feel free to research and verify.
My understanding is that only the oldest firmware needed to have a card formatted in FAT32 FOR THE UPGRADE. After that (I think it was 1.5 to 2.0, but check me.) you can use any format of card for upgrades. So if you have an old 4G or 16G lying around, use that for the upgrade and you don't need to re-format.
As for re-formatting a 128G card to FAT32? Yes. It can absolutely be done. I formatted a 128G card to FAT32 because the iBasso DX50 preferred FAT32. You can find a FAT32 formatter online that works just fine. But I don't think you will need to if you can find a smaller card just for the upgrade.
Hope this helps.
My understanding is that only the oldest firmware needed to have a card formatted in FAT32 FOR THE UPGRADE. After that (I think it was 1.5 to 2.0, but check me.) you can use any format of card for upgrades. So if you have an old 4G or 16G lying around, use that for the upgrade and you don't need to re-format.
As for re-formatting a 128G card to FAT32? Yes. It can absolutely be done. I formatted a 128G card to FAT32 because the iBasso DX50 preferred FAT32. You can find a FAT32 formatter online that works just fine. But I don't think you will need to if you can find a smaller card just for the upgrade.
Hope this helps.
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Im under MAC and all those fancy formatters solely for windows... Anyway now since i have that magic bootloop there is hardly any reason to play with cards. But tnx for your input.
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It needs to be exfat to do the upgrade from firmware 1.5 to 2.0
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For me, 256 gb evo sd card works perfectly .
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I’ve been using this card for many months mounted nonstop on an iMac to use with JRiver MC23. I am 100% sure it has zero problems. I can try re-updating FW2.0 but there are severall ways to trigger a crash on this device... It’s simply unstable
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You can format all your drives (so card) with the disc repair that is on your Mac.
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It's possible you have a defective device. I believe there was mention of somebody else's screen permanently frozen earlier in the thread and @Shanling said it would be necessary to return/replace the device.
I have two M0 units here, going through all sorts of tests and have never experienced problems like you're describing.
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