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| * Toshiba Exceria Memory Card ([[http://www.toshiba-memory.com/cms/en/products/microsd-cards/exceria|Product page]]) | * Toshiba Exceria Memory Card ([[http://www.toshiba-memory.com/cms/en/products/microsd-cards/exceria|Product page]]) | ||
| * Various MicroSD by unknown vendors | * Various MicroSD by unknown vendors | ||
| - | * Samsung SDXC EVO Memory Card ([[http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage-accessories/MB-MP64DA/AM|Product page]]) \\ | + | * Samsung SDHC EVO Memory Card ([[http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage-accessories/MB-MP64DA/AM|Product page]]) \\ |
| - | But some people reported the EVO micro-SD is NOT stable. We think some batches might cause the incompatibility issue. | + | But some people reported the EVO SDXC micro-SD SDis NOT stable. We think some batches might cause the incompatibility issue. |
| ==== Slow Start Up Memory Cards ==== | ==== Slow Start Up Memory Cards ==== | ||
| These cards are not able boot immediately on **ODROID-C1**, instead take about 30 seconds to starting the boot up process. But once booting processing is done and O/S is running, it is just good as to use normal storage. | These cards are not able boot immediately on **ODROID-C1**, instead take about 30 seconds to starting the boot up process. But once booting processing is done and O/S is running, it is just good as to use normal storage. | ||
