Does anybody know what the theoretical/technical risks are of doing this? Manufacturer recommends 128gb max, but this seems to work well for storage (not as main drive, just as storage on secondary card slot) | Will a 256GB or 512GB micro SD card work for games on the RG350 or Pocket Go v2?

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Nah I use linux... And I have to format the thing to fat32 for those machines (which run a linux based distro too, raspi style https://wiki.dingoonity.org/index.php?title=OpenDingux:About )... Not sure if linux does the job as well as windows when it comes to fat32 formatting btw

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Linux has no issues with it. FAT32 is very well understood, so it shouldn't care.

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I was thinking about handling proprietary stuffs in a smarter way than linux can afford for licensing reasons... That sort of dumb stuffs

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FAT32 is still licensed, I believe, so not really sure I can advise you there - does your device understand EXT2?

Only thing I can suggest with the larger cards is test exhaustively before committing to use - I've seen cases where it appeared to work but would corrupt quicker than smaller cards.

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