Hacking R4/M3 Experiment?

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Anyway.... I had this idea, kicking around in my head, tell me what you think...

If you were to pin out the micro sd card back to the pins on a standard sd card, could you then build a tiny board with an sd slot on it and wire it directly to the pins on an M3/R4 board using some tiny ribbon cable and have it work? Why you ask, well you can get a 4 gig sd card fairly cheap, and use it with the r4 instead of the highly expesive 2/4 gig micros?

you could get one of those clear protecive shells for the DSL and superglue your board and sd slot to it.

just a though?
 
Okay, here's the tech stuff. Standard SD cards can be up to 2GB, due to addressing and stuff...does R4 support SDHC ? There are already SDHC microSD cards out, so a very rich person could test that for us
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A new SD format, SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity), allows capacities in excess of 2GB (4GB to 32GB)[7]. SDHC uses the same form factor as SD, but the SD 2.0 standard in SDHC uses a different memory addressing method (sector addressing vs byte addressing[8]). 4GB SDHC cards can only work with SDHC compatible host devices.
 
In theory that would work, but in reality the amount of time required to perform such a modification (in economic terms) would cost more than a high capacity microSD card. Still, some things are worth doing just to see if they can be done!
 
In theory that would work, but in reality the amount of time required to perform such a modification (in economic terms) would cost more than a high capacity microSD card. Still, some things are worth doing just to see if they can be done!

Donate me money for a spare R4 and 4GB SDHC card and I'll happily do it (soldering skills tested at 2 UPs for PSP
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I tell you it will work for 2GB cards and no more. Which you can get as microSD for $30 (as froogle says)
 

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