#SD Card upgrade
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Nintendo documentation covers this, the manual covers this, the faq covers this. Why do you need another verification?
3ds only reads fat32
That's why Nintendo only supports sd and sdhc
Sdxc don't ship as fat32
You could Google the requirements for each sd type and how they have to ship, the sd consortium publishes and enforces the requirements
Nintendo makes clear sdhc work, out of the package
The reason sdxc wasn't supported is because of exfat, and it is no longer an sdxc when it isn't exfat
Sd cards wouldnt mess up your system
All the data for it to work is on the motherboard
It boots without an sd
If you keep the data on your old card you don't lose it
You copy to the new card, not move
Itisn't basically, it is
Data is data
The data is locked to your 3ds, not the sd
And all the steps are in the Nintendo support and the manual, and the faq
We specified cards 64 gb and higher for a reason
How many sources do you need to be sure?
Mods like me made the faq sticky
If you can't trust what we pinned, why ask again?
The whole point of that thread is so you don't have to ask again
You've got us and Nintendo as points of authority
Why ask someone else again?
The logic of needing to ask yet again is beyond me
You're asking us, who wrote the thing so we wouldn't need to be asked again
Which defeats the point of us pinning the info
Yes, and the reason should be clear
You need to reformat cards that don't ship in a compatible format
3ds supports sdhc, so clearly it shops in a compatible format
You also could just check the current format in your pc