9800 Freezes with Media Card

Hello, my 9800 has started freezing up when my 16gb media card is inserted. It's almost all music, about 15gb worth.  I have re-formatted the card and re-installed the music, same result.  Any ideas? It was working fine. My songs are all mp3 or m4a. I can't associate it with adding any particular file either. Appreicate any help. .9800 wtih version 6.0, bundle 695. AT&T carrier.

A media card full of songs and pictures will take a long time to generate the thumbnails and song playlist, possibly making it slow up first use.
mine took a few hours to sync all the files up again
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