Stick it into your windows machine and see how many partitions you see (I believe each one should show up as a different 'drive' in File Explorer). I think (from memory 2 years ago.) the files you need to copy are on the FAT32 partitions which Windows can handle, so it might work? I don't use Windows much so I don't know. You can also use the stock SDCard that comes with it if you don't want to make partitions on a new one - back up everything first! - then move the files over to the stock card.Īt least one partition on the card needs to be formatted in EXT4 which is a linux format, I'm not sure Windows handles that that. 4.1 Inch Dual Core Video Game Console With Fm Radio Pap-gameta Ii, Find Details About 4.1 Inch Dual Core Video Game Console With Fm Radio Pap-gameta Ii, 4.1 Inch Dual Core Video Game Console With Fm Radio Pap-gameta Ii From Video Game Console Supplier / Manufacturer-shenzhen Yangliming Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. tldr you don't 'burn' it to a card, instead make a copy of the stock SDCard (there are 3 partitions on it and your new duplicate should also have 3 partitions), then simply unzip bvp_gameta_, remove the old folders per the instructions and copy the new ones over. Bvp_gameta_ is a linux zipped file format containing detailed instructions and the files needed.
