The Raspberry Pi SD Cards are Class A2 SD cards, intended to be used as the main storage in any Pi board. The cards use the Command Queueing Host Controller Interface (CQHCI), a feature in SD v6 ...

Cloning your SD card is really simple. On Windows, you can use Win32DiskImager, and on Mac you can clone your card from the command line. So, once you set up your Raspberry Pi with all your XBMC ...

On Raspberry Pi, the SD card is an essential component: without it, there's nowhere for rather important features such as an operating system, like the official Raspbian OS.

SD cards are said to have a finite life. If you are planning on running a Raspberry Pi 24x7x365, there are some steps that you can take with GNU/Linux to extend the life of the card: here are some ...

Raspberry Pi has launched proprietary SSDs and micro SD cards to improve compatibility and reliability with its devices, addressing issues with third-party storage solutions.