4gb limit on hc sd for 6301, can this be upgraded

i have a 6301, in the spec it can take a 4gb high capacity sd. i have an 8gb card, can the software on the phone be upgraded to take the extra 4gb.

What's interesting is that this page on forum.nokia.com says that the maximum admissible size is 2GB...
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