A minimum pf 2 gig is not a requirement (256 mb ). A USB bus meets the
read/write specs therefore certification depends on drive specs. Not so
with SD- SD bus may not meet specs in additon to the card requirement.
Also device certification depends upon the Win Expereince Index of the HD.
"AJ Babao" <ajbabao@xxxxxx-manila.com.ph> wrote in message
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> Probably none. Readyboost only works with USB thumb drives having at least
> 2 gig of space.. I have an Apacer Internal built card reader. and tried
> all my SD cards one having 4 gig of memory and the other 2 gig. both
> failed. This is because SD cards are way too slow for readyboost. and only
> Flash USB drives are compatible with this technology
>
>
> "William" <wyum@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eamdTSM%23HHA.5456@xxxxxx Quote:
>>I have tried to run Ready boost from several SD cards without much luck.
>>Does anyone have any idea which SD cards will support Ready boost?
>> -Bill
>