=______= what school? i also wanna go liao

haven try it before.

lol don't ask the same ext4 question again lar, xda will ban u

i format it using linux mint

nope android original use ext4 in their internal memory except samsung, u can search in xda
u can connect it using usb & the android will mount the ext4 automatically n do the job,
but it won't show as FAT32, but instead it will show as generic hierarchical like tis

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lol, why ban me, they even try to format their sdcard in to ext4 to help me verify, and it seem cannot work.

not sure why ur phone different, mine 2 phone and cheap tablet all show it is FAT32.

ok nvm, dun talk bout my phone, this is xperia Z thread, just want to know whether xperia Z can read ext4 microsd card,
can you try it?

This post has been edited by choonwai11: Feb 28 2013, 01:22 AM

Well then i no need to buy

Some additional info to those who have concern on the notification light.

HTC butterfly's Notification Light is one of the tiniest I have ever seen. Although they are available front and back but it's very tiny and from far definitely not noticable.

However for Phone call and SMS, the workaround I have is to install app for the camera flash blinking when there's incoming call or SMS, similar to iPhone and I think useful

bcauz there r many thread asking abt ext4 many times b4
i'm not sure y urs show up as FAT32, but even my nexus 7 4 mine also the same result

xperia s

i knw wat problem ady, totally 4get abt mass storage mode & media transfer mode
in mass storage mode the android will mount the ext4 in fat32
in media transfer mode they mount it in other file system mode

android is not using fat32 lar
google is ur friends c gsmarena blog
http://blog.gsmarena.com/android-2-3-ginge...re-performance/

Its not like that .
generic hierarchical is a way of descripe hows the data being manipulate . Its not a type of file system suggested by the name itself .

Android are using fat32 since donut . You usb or micro sd need to be in fat32 format for your phone to read it . You can see the real type of file system by mount the external storage partition .

we r talking abt internal memory, c here, android r using ext4
http://blog.gsmarena.com/android-2-3-ginge...re-performance/

some older android still using YAFFS or YAFFS2
samsung android r using rfs, samsung own file system,
this 1 u can google by urself

fat32 is also supported in read & write mounting but not used android in internal memory
some company got exfat license like samsung, so they support basic read write in exfat but no integrity
if u knw how u can use ntfs also in sd card, by ntfs-3g

y quote again?

screen protector, charging dock, quick charger, two smart tag, a headset
missing MHL & car charger

http://www.xperiablog.net/2013/02/27/xperi...d-memory-cards/

full large photo here
http://blog.dawid.lorenz.co/2013/02/camera...y.html?spref=tw

is it a standard that 64gb micro sd cards come factory formatted extfat?

while the smaller size like 32gb comes fat32 formatted? is this the reason why sony has been saying xperia z supports only up to 32gb since they can only read cards that are fat32 format?

sony is trying out firefox OS, released experiments rom 4 xperia E

VoLTE demoed in xperia

tis 1 not sure, i think most of the new micro sdxc comes with exfat
not sure abt 32gb one, but pretty sure older micro sd card were using fat32

but u can format it to fat32 by using ur computer
other thn tat u can try ext4 or ntfs also but need to do more things,
even exfat with https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...n.mounter&hl=en