http://lofi-gaming.org.uk/blog/2013...-upgrade-your-3ds-sd-card-to-64gb-and-beyond/
liked posted above this is what you need to do
liked posted above this is what you need to do
this thread seems to be full of misinformation, so let me just clear the air for the clueless and misinformed:
64GB and 128GB SDHC cards CAN be used.
Partitioning tools like Gparted, PartitionAssistant by AOMEI, or Partition Master by EASEUS can make this very easy, and there are trial versions out there of those last two mentioned. Just fill the drives with a FAT32 partition, with 4K or 8K cluster size for best performance, and you're good to go.
One thing I would like to have cleared up once and for all: Has anyone a 64GB SD or bigger in his 3DS and has filled more than 32 GB of it with .cia? And does the 3DS recognize all of the games and does all of them work?
I remember that you could use a FAT32 formated 64 GB micro SD with Supercard DS2, but if you fill it above 32GB, some games aren't recognized anymore by the card.
One thing I would like to have cleared up once and for all: Has anyone a 64GB SD or bigger in his 3DS and has filled more than 32 GB of it with .cia? And does the 3DS recognize all of the games and does all of them work?
I remember that you could use a FAT32 formated 64 GB micro SD with Supercard DS2, but if you fill it above 32GB, some games aren't recognized anymore by the card.
Also he noticed that there is a limit in the quantity of installed programs, it was like 100 or so without using folders, I think that was the solutionIts been done, member on maxconsole used a 128GB SD card because he had a shit ton of CIA's to install.
Not sure why Nintendo would limit the 3DS at 32 GBs. Pretty much makes going all-digital redundant.
Legal reasons. ExFAT and NTFS are both Microsoft technology.