
ether2802 said:If it's made in Hong Kong, it probably says 8GB but it is really 8MB![]()
aakerlind said:ether2802 said:If it's made in Hong Kong, it probably says 8GB but it is really 8MB![]()
Well it has 8GB and it has been working for a year now. I assumed it was SD since there is no SDHC label on it. But I'll guess its a SDHC then. Im just glad it works in HBC and with emus

noONE said:You've had it for a year and only now tried it in the Wii?..
HBC (+emus) just recently got support for SDHC.
Try to use it in the standard Wii data management mode..

WiiPower said:Oh well, ok then..aakerlind said:ether2802 said:If it's made in Hong Kong, it probably says 8GB but it is really 8MB![]()
Well it has 8GB and it has been working for a year now. I assumed it was SD since there is no SDHC label on it. But I'll guess its a SDHC then. Im just glad it works in HBC and with emus
To test if it is a fake card you only need to fill the card with big files and copy them back to your pc. Don't forget to backup before you test.
have done it now. filled it up to about 7GB and then transfered it back without any problems and the files work :|
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QUOTE(noONE @ Dec 26 2008, 11:29 PM)
If you'd try it in the data management screen (channels/saves) you'll see it doesnt work.
It's supposed to work though in HBC.